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
Currently touring in support of their newest “Open Seas” release, Portland’s The Resolectrics are a rock and soul power trio you’ll want to catch live.
What’s their specialty? Exploring roots-music landscapes via layered harmonies, multi-tonal guitar tracks and ambitious arrangements.… Continue Reading
If you’re looking for a fun band and some nightlife in the very near future, Portland’s own indie-rock partygoers The Quags are playing at Hawthorne Hideaway this coming Friday, October 19.
Lead singer Dennis Mitchell (Brementown Musicians, Crack City Rockers) … Continue Reading
If balm for the soul is what you’re seeking in music this month, lend an ear to Mutual Benefit’s new “Thunder Follows the Light” release. An impressive collection of folk-rock dreamscapes, we think you’ll love the subtle positivity … Continue Reading
Alt-indie rockers and Grammy award nominees Death Cab for Cutie played a solid nearly two hour setlist at Eugene’s Hult Center for the Performing Arts Monday night.
Touring to promote their new album “Thank You for Today,” the band opened … Continue Reading
In the mood for new music that’s restorative and refreshing? “Almost,” the new release from Indie-pop The Ophelias, might just tickle your earbuds.
From Cincinnati, the band formed in high school and were signed by Joyful Noise Recordings. “Almost” … Continue Reading
Looking for new music that’s unique, often insightful and always fun?
Alternative rock n’ roller Courtney Barnett’s new “Tell Me How You Really Feel” is an ear-pleasing blend of engaging, rollicking tracks you’re sure to find compelling.
“Need … Continue Reading
Those searching for inspirational pop-rock need search no further than the latest from American indie rockers Wye Oak.
The dozen tracks on “The Louder I Call, The Faster It Runs” present a winning bundle of dreamscape-infused indie-rock offerings that both … Continue Reading
Talented folk-pop First Aid Kit have released “Ruins,” their fourth studio album. It’s a solid “must have” collection of fresh, honest tracks sure to please fans and critics.
Plaintive, folk-rock “Rebel Heart” is the opener and longest cut … Continue Reading
The Doug Fir Lounge was packed to the brim Saturday night December 2, as fans gathered to hear Cedar Teeth kick off a show a sold out show. The band hails from the small town of Colton, Oregon, just 40 … Continue Reading
American Indie Folk-rocker’s Fleet Foxes played a sold-out McMenamin’s Edgefield Saturday, where not even copious forest fire smoke kept fans away.
Fans were rewarded with a seamless show, as the band effortlessly delivered tracks from a setlist evenly split between … Continue Reading
In search of the latest and greatest in Indie music? Here are three great artists hailing from Australia, Serbia, and our own vibrant Portland, sure to please the palate of discerning music buffs.
From Portland, Souvenir Driver’s moody, … Continue Reading
Canadian indie band Land of Talk performed at the Doug Fir Lounge on Wednesday, June 28. PRP’s own Don Scheidt recounts the exciting event below:
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phill battle for Land of Talk’s Elizabeth Powell, including the loss … Continue Reading
Looking for new bands and artists to tickle your earbuds?
From Canada and Norway, respectively, here are a couple of talented musical acts you might love.
Twin sisters Romy and Sari Lightman, formerly of Ghost Bees, formed indie-folk / … Continue Reading
Looking for compelling new music to tickle your earbuds?
Portland’s bliss pop Souvenir Driver may be just the ticket.
Their moody, melodic sound – a great blend of shoe gaze, pop and rock – is easy to get hooked on.… Continue Reading
Indie Rockers The Shins are back with “Heartworms” and 11 new tracks we’re loving.
Hit single “Name for You” wins us over with all of the elements that make their sound engaging and unique. Upbeat tempos, intricate arrangements … Continue Reading
Smoking hot, blues-inspired musician Jonah Tolchin deserves a wider audience.
Not only are there no bad tracks on his new folk-rock “Thousand Mile Nights” release, he also journeyed all the way to Alabama to record most of the new release … Continue Reading
Earlier this year outstanding blues musician Hamish Anderson returned with his debut studio album “Trouble.”
The new release is a robust compilation of blues rockers from the smoking hot L.A.-based performer who hails from Melbourne, Australia.
A testament to his … Continue Reading
Members from Foxy Lemon, pseudoboss, and The Pining Hearts recently stopped by the show to talk about festival bands and share some of their influences.
The topic of festivals or great festival bands may conjure memories of events … Continue Reading
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