Mississippi Studios
Sam Amidon has never stayed still in his music making. On Sam’s latest LP, The Following Mountain, he ditches his old formulas.
Algiers ain’t easy listening, and that’s how it should be. The Atlanta-born experimental group is…
Broken and reconstructed laws of musical composition and physics tear the nerves while caressing and soothing our souls instantaneously this month as Palm comes to town leaving our eager ears and minds ready to travel to unknown musical dimensions.
Omni finds synergy in ‘70s post-punk and modern pop craftsmanship to create a chaotic, compelling debut. See them at Mississippi Studios on March 27.
Cate Le Bon comes to Mississippi Studios on Jan. 18. She’s touring her fourth album, “Crab Day,” full of playful vocals and unpredictable guitar lines.
Marching Church plays on Jan. 14 at Mississippi Studios. In this month’s Aural Fix section, we praise their genuine attempt at countercultural writing.
Watch the music video premiere of “Summer Letters” by Laura Palmer’s Death Parade. It’s an expressive depiction of sadness and release set to a slow-burning folk song.
The singing, producing and songwriting force known as How To Dress Well spoke with us about reacting to indie R&B trends and being surprised by his career. Tom Krell returns to Portland Oct. 18 at Mississippi Studios.
Before Chicago’s The Kickback plays Mississippi Studios on Wednesday, we talked with frontman Billy Yost about the band’s Jim Eno-produced debut, what it’s like to have a sibling leave the band, and what on earth an airline does with an exclusive version of one of your songs.