MUSIC—What are your thoughts on “loud,” “feedback,” and “the Jesus and Mary Chain”? All signs point to “Yay!” The ear-splitting noise-rock of New York’s A Place to Bury Strangers comes into town on a dark wave of New Order mutilation. With their fourth album, Transfixiation, they’re spreading gothy soundscapes to all the good little grownups in black vintage T-shirts. COURTNEY FERGUSON
Star Theater, 13 NW 6th, 9 pm, $13
FILM—There was a time when Emilio Estevez held an entire world in thrall. In those days, friends, he starred in Alex Cox’s sci-fi/comedy/crime flick Repo Man, one of the most cult of all cult classics. Behold its beloved weirdness on the big screen, and behold Estevez as he ever shall be, in each of our hearts. ERIK HENRIKSEN
Laurelhurst Theater, 2735 E Burnside, 9:30 pm, $4
you find one in every car, you’ll see…
yep.
and john Wayne was a fag too.