American Wrestlers frontman Gary McClure continues his journey of self-discovery and lo-fi power with sophomore album “Goodbye Terrible Youth.” The band plays Jan. 25 at Bunk Bar.
Luke Temple’s new album, “A Hand Through The Cellar Door,” reminds us that even when life smarts a bit, it’s all about the stories and the scars that we carry with us.
This week at The White Eagle, the honesty and poetry of Portland songwriter William Stafford moved one of our writers very deeply.
The depth, beauty and horror of the American South captured on Adia Victoria’s debut LP make it a mold-breaker. She comes to Bunk Bar on June 10.
Broncho plays Mississippi Studios on June 9. Read our review of their new album, “Double Vanity,” here.
“‘Jackrabbit’ is the ideal namesake for San Fermin’s sophomore release, with unpredictable twists and turns in instrumentals and arrangements that keep the listener on their ever-tapping toes.”
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