Words by Kristin Camacho & Photos by Todd Walberg One reason why Portland is so great is that there is constantly an opportunity to see great, talented acts at intimate venues. The show this last Wednesday was just more proof of that. The bill consisted of M. Geddes Gengras, Avi… Read More →

Mystery Life was released earlier this week, featuring two new, awesome songs that make the wait for a full length more bearable. The raw energy surging through these tracks are of equal comparison to “I Don’t Need Love,” which was released in June, and is a little taste of what… Read More →

Los Processaur, the newest album from WEINLAND, is simply not the quiet, gentle folk that we’ve seen on the past. This complex arrangement of songs transitions fluidly from, “Another Dollar Rainy Day”, an up beat call and response tune, to “The Champ”, a Neil Young-esque ballad. I can’t help but… Read More →

I was lucky enough to catch Maus Haus as they kicked off their Light Noise tour on Oct. 2 at Mississippi Studios. It was my first taste of these San Francisco rockers and they put on an amazing show. Self described as “a concoction of Kraftwerk, the Beach Boys, and… Read More →

Before their show at Mississippi Studios on Monday night, I got to chat with Tim Perry of AgesandAges about the progress and process of the new album, his love of live performance, and some of his favorite acts in Portland, including Death Songs and Sun Angle, who opened the show… Read More →