Portland Music
Following two years of independently striving to put a spotlight on the most distinctive of…
Sun Angle brings its increasingly explorative and frontier-expanding sounds to the new XRAY Records album “Skullflower.” It’s PDX psych-pop at its weirdest.
Coco Columbia releases her new album Aug. 17 at Doug Fir. Ahead of the show, we spoke to the Portland artist about performance and anonymity, applying music to suffering and the balance between jazz and pop.
“…the tracks have a deeply menacing tone that made metal so alluring to fans in the early days.” Read our review of the new album from Portland’s Eclisse.
Wave Collector is the local experimental electronic project of Neal Wright, whose debut full length, “Catalog of Stolen Words,” came out early this month.
The Scottish hip-hop and rock group Young Fathers plays Holocene this Thursday.
In the back of her tour bus, Lonnie Angle, who, along with Thomas Dutton, makes…
“Good rock ‘n’ roll will never die because, at its best, it tells lies we can all see the truth in, and everyone knows honesty doesn’t get old.”
There is roughly an internet’s worth of conspiracy theories floating around about why Carly Rae…
A slew of PDX homies collaborating on something awesome… that’s a story we’ve heard…