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Album Review: Slowing Down with elijah jamal asani
,,, as long as i long to memorise your sky ,,, explores both inner and celestial heavens.
Film Review: The Shrouds Is a Shallow Grave
The new film from Body Horror director David Cronenberg barely cracks the topsoil of all he unearths.
Misericordia Is Sexy, French, Unpredictable
Knowing that, do you even need to read this review? [smolders in French] Do you?
This Horror Double Feature Is the Exploding-Head Crown Jewel of March's Women in Film Series
The star of Chopping Mall and Night of the Comet, Kelli Maroney discusses the films at Clinton Street Theater.
Tootsie Answers the Call
With a lineup featuring gender-bending roles and progressive themes, Stumptown Stages leans into timely conversations.
Pickathon Hopes To Raise $1 Million by March
Survey shows attendees prefer the farm fest indie and eco-friendly, but will they support with their wallets?
Dig! XX Revisits the Friendship and Fall Out of Two Famously Eccentric Indie Bands
Dandy Warhols and Brian Jonestown Massacre were best-friend bands that eventually became bitter-enemy bands.
Portland's Folk Festival Breaks Down the Genre's Walls
Acoustic in Lola's Room, bands in the Crystal Ballroom, and your plans for the weekend—all set.
Where's Portland Music Month This Year?
MusicPortland put the annual celebration on pause for 2025, citing complications from the election and a desire to expand its vision.
Portland Opera Makes History Come Alive
Our Oregon debuts commissioned work about poet and advocate Shizue Iwatsuki.
Portland Opera Makes History Come Alive
Our Oregon debuts commissioned work about poet and advocate Shizue Iwatsuki.
Spend the Night Celebrates Nine Years of Electronic Dance Music Parties
Todd Edwards and Conducta headline the anniversary at Holocene, which also features STN resident DJs tag-teaming the warm up set.
The Hype About The People’s Joker Is Entirely Warranted
The hilarious debut feature from Vera Drew parodies comic book icons to tell a trans coming out story.
Portland Has Two Great Listening Bars, Both Alike in Dignity
We compare Sonder Listening Bar and Decibel Sound & Drink, and recommend they swap names.
Theater Review: Oregon Ballet Theatre's Peter Pan Is Exciting for Kids and Enthralling for Adults
Trey McIntyre's choreography excentuates the divide between youth and adulthood that is so central to J.M. Barrie's treasured tale.
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