Palm, Water From Your Eyes, and sqip at Doug Fir Lounge 12.09.22

Palm, Water From Your Eyes, and sqip at Doug Fir Lounge 12.09.22

DJ BeverlyDec 23, 2022

Every so often a band comes along that defies any expectations you might have had just looking at their name or their album cover or their press photos. One time in 2016, my roommate had a playlist on in the…

Midnights by Taylor Swift – Album Review

Midnights by Taylor Swift – Album Review

Peyton MyersDec 11, 2022

Taylor Swift has been keeping the pop culture world on its toes with two surprise releases, Folklore and Evermore, in 2020 and the re-releases of two earlier albums, Fearless and Red, in 2021. Swift has explored several music genres and many themes in…

Sunset Spotlight 2022 Album Review: Melt My Eyez See Your Future – Denzel Curry

Sunset Spotlight 2022 Album Review: Melt My Eyez See Your Future – Denzel Curry

Alden AkemanDec 9, 2022

Your Future by Denzel Curry Album Cover Out of all the major Hip-Hop releases this year, there are few contenders that have shaped the sound of the genre more than Denzel Curry. Popping off into the Hip-Hop scene with his…

Review: The Garden & Machine Girl at Crystal Ballroom

Review: The Garden & Machine Girl at Crystal Ballroom

JuiceDec 7, 2022

On October 27th, the Crystal Ballroom was packed with clowns. The sea of fans in their respective versions of jester-inspired face paint were gathered to see The Garden on their Portland stop of their tour supporting their latest album HORSESHIT…

Sorry & Candy Cigarettes at Doug Fir Lounge 11.29.22

Sorry & Candy Cigarettes at Doug Fir Lounge 11.29.22

DJ BeverlyDec 7, 2022

Sorry is a band from North London, consisting of five central members, Asha Lorenz on guitar and vocals, Louis O’Brien on guitar and vocals, Lincoln Barrett on drums, Campbell Baum on bass, and Marco Pini on electronics. They’ve come up…

The Jungle Giants with Tim Atlas at Star Theater

The Jungle Giants with Tim Atlas at Star Theater

KennethNov 20, 2022

Dancing down the west coast, promoting their new album “Love Signs”, The Jungle Giants dropped into Portland to blow our minds. Along with Tim Atlas, they filled the night with electric melodies and beats you couldn’t help but jump along…