The Portland quartet Genders has burst back to life with the captivating and atmospheric new record “Phone Home.”
L.A. post-pop rockers Slow Hollows eat their own hearts out on their latest album, Romantic.
Elements of traditional Indian music mix well with psychedelic rock, electronic dance and just a touch of “Madchester” swagger on Elephant Stone’s fourth album “Ship of Fools.” They play Portland’s Bunk Bar on Nov. 7.
The duo Hope and Colm reunite as Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions with a hypnotizing, moody indie album ideal for the cozy winter season ahead.
It’s Austin City Limits Music Festival’s 15th anniversary, and there are plenty of reasons to…
Touting their new album “Avvolgere,” which sounds like it could be a mission statement for the band, the heavy Texas trio True Widow comes to Holocene tonight.
Rivaling The White Stripes in more ways than one, Deap Vally manages to stylistically and tonally channel the best of American rock music and transcend the average, noisy guitar-drums duo. They play Oct. 21 at Roseland Theater.
Two Door Cinema Club’s new album “Gameshow” invites you to a 1980s dance party future that may or may not have already happened.
Catch all of the top highlights of Lollapalooza 2016 through the augmented reality lens of Pokémon:Go. Featuring Radiohead, LCD Soundsystem, RHCP and more.
Nathaniel Rateliff’s explosion to prominence in the last year may seem overnight, but the Colorado songwriter has been taking a careful and workmanlike approach to music for almost two decades. He’s hit it big with his new rock/soul band The Night Sweats behind him, and they return to Portland on Aug. 27 for Project Pabst. Read on for our cover feature.