Music fans everywhere are seeking new tunes to help them get through the end of 2020. We think you’re bound to love all four of these recommendations.
The new 5-disc release … Continue Reading
In the mood for new music to help you stay motivated during lockdown?
Here’s a couple new releases that merit your attention.
“Dreamland,” the newest from England’s Glass Animals, is making a solid splash in the music … Continue Reading
With a year as full of disappointments as 2020, music lovers might wisely seek refuge in bright, uplifting pop or raucous rock.
But sometimes, an album built around memories, loss, reflection and storytelling, soothes best.
Taylor Swift’s new ‘folklore’ is … Continue Reading
It’s July. Most of us are still holed up indoors, isolated, for the most part, from friends and family. We’ve delayed vacations, been laid off, and some of us are already counting the days until the ball drops in Times … Continue Reading
Yours truly hit the road in January for a memorable night out at The Wonder Ballroom with Canadian Indie Rockers Half Moon Run. A solo trip, as it turned out. My significant other was dreadfully ill with … Continue Reading
So many music venues, so little time.
But with so many clubs struggling to stay afloat right now, what can we – Portland’s live music enthusiasts – do to help?
We couldn’t call each and every music venue in the … Continue Reading
If your music library is in need of inspiration or updating, lend an ear to Andy Shauf’s new “Neon Skyline.”
The Toronto-based singer-songwriter released soft rock “Skyline” in January. It’s scored him rave reviews from Paste, Stereogum, NPR and Pop … Continue Reading
There’s no question about it, it’s gotta be tough being a talented musician these days. Especially so if enduring a creative slump during a pandemic becomes part of the picture.
Also, ahem. Have you tried being a music writer? Not … Continue Reading
If you’re listening to Portland Radio Project these days, you’re already familiar with up and coming Indie-pop singer-songwriter Dylan Dunlap.
His new single “If that’s Alright,” released late last year, is on our playlist.
It’s about learning to … Continue Reading
Is the newest album by indie pop band The Hugs one of Portland’s best kept secrets?
Released just last year, many could argue “Love You to Death” is deserving of better notoriety – especially outside of their Portland … Continue Reading
Modest Mouse, The Shins and The Decemberists…what do all these bands have in common?
They’re based in Portland, of course!
Portland’s music scene is perennially abuzz with ace bands and plenty of opportunities to discover your next favorite artist.
And … Continue Reading
Montreal’s Half Moon Run enthralled fans with their exquisite indie rock Friday at Portland’s Wonder Ballroom. The fiercely talented foursome were here to promote their new “A Blemish in the Great Light“ release, and to kick off a winter tour.… Continue Reading
Winter can be a tough time for wildlife.
Songbirds, for example, rely on wild food sources for their survival. During severely cold and harsh winter weather, many bird species rely on feeders to supplement their diet.
Different birds … Continue Reading
Here at Portland Radio Project, we love to highlight the Pacific Northwest music scene. And we’re proud to say we play a local artist or band every fifteen minutes – that’s exciting!
Nonetheless, there’s plenty going on beyond our bubble…a … Continue Reading
Fall is here, and that means the rainy season is on its way.
Are you in the market for fresh, new music that uplifts you no matter what the weather’s doing?
Look no further than Ayla Nero’s latest.
Released in … Continue Reading
Iceland’s Indie pop-rock Of Monsters and Men (OMAM) delivered a stunning performance Friday before a full house in Troutdale.
Promoting new album “Fever Dream,” the five-member band played at McMenamins Edgefield. An impeccable setlist was nicely divided between old and … Continue Reading
Possibly the most overlooked album this year comes not from a singular artist or band, but by way of a soundtrack.
Released last spring, the film “Echo of the Canyon” shined a spotlight on the mid-sixties Laurel Canyon, California, music … Continue Reading
Looking for fresh, new musical horizons? Tired of the “same-old, same-old” your local radio stations play?
Here’s an idea. Go out of your way to find women-led bands. There are boatloads of excellent music acts led by women, many yet … Continue Reading
Talented British synth pop band Bastille returned with their new “Doom Days” last month, and it’s a keeper.
It’s a concept album of sorts, says frontman Dan Smith. All of its tracks explore the theme of going out … Continue Reading
Two years after their “Who’s Gonna Save Us Now” debut EP, Australian alt-rockers Crystal Cities return this month with a full studio album.
“Under the Cold Light of the Moon” shows great promise for the 4-member Indie-pop-rock group … Continue Reading
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