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HOMESHAKE is on the road again
Thao on how it feels to be back on tour and the sacredness of live music
Interview: Quinn Christopherson’s new music touches on nostalgia, the joy of Alaskan sun, and how “good boys” could do better
Take Us Back to Treefort 10!
Portland’s Spookiest Bands part I
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Dreckig lights the path ahead on their new EP, Eclipse
Kid Ferris distills the essence of summer on his new album, Metanoia
G-Low gets down on Lowlife
Tenface moves beyond the boundaries with Jazz Raps.
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Portland’s Spookiest Bands part II
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“We Can Help You Out,” the slapping sophomore album from Mr. Vale’s Math Class, is a fun and festive array of songs sure to get you moving
Capstan live at Dante’s, April 5th, 2025
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Soccer Mommy live at the Crystal Ballroom, March 5th, 2025
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