Counting down to the final Eskimo and Sons show.
Cary Clarke
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Southern Belle
Southern Belle and the indie pop youth uprising.
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Blind Pilot
Blind Pilot provide how-to instructions on how to tour by bicycle.
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Eliot Rose
Local kalimba player Eliot Rose delivers a pop delight.
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The Penny Jam and Lost Gospel
Penny Jam and Lost Gospel prove that music belongs everywhere.
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Doug Theriault
Interview with sound artist and King of the Microsounds, Doug Theriault
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Grouper
Grouper and that “waking up and not knowing where you are” feeling.
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Grouper
Grouper and that “waking up and not knowing where you are” feeling.
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JonnyX and the Groadies
Local Basement Noise Artists JonnyX and the Groadies Turn 12 Years Old
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Local News Roundup
Not a month has passed since the Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) enacted much-needed changes to their rules governing all-ages concerts, and we’re already beginning to see some venue-accessibility progress. As a cosmic graduation gift to young Oregonians, June has seen Holocene host its first ever minor-friendly show, and the Doug Fir win approval from […]
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State of Mind
With their new album Lift Off! the four recent Grant High graduates (and by recent I mean, like, last week) who constitute local crew State of Mind have crafted an unexpectedly fully formed long-player of conscious, rhythmically playful hiphop. Lift Off! convincingly captures the best of one’s adolescent relationship to music—the inimitable and irretrievable excitement […]