The Portland indie band leans into a quieter, more melancholic mode on the new track, following the shoegaze-tinged “Slime.”
Menu
The Portland indie band leans into a quieter, more melancholic mode on the new track, following the shoegaze-tinged “Slime.”
Japanese extreme metal veterans Sigh played a Portland, OR show just before revealing details of their next record. Alison Webster’s photos capture the band in characteristic motion.
The second single from her upcoming album Temple Songs layers family contributions and a saxophone duet into a dense, playful track about staying alive to possibility.
On ‘Paradessence,’ Spencer Doran and Ryan Carlile return with a record of chiseled ephemera, informed by a Portland scene that still shapes their process.
The Sleater-Kinney founder joined Morby onstage to revisit a track that’s as much a local landmark as the venue itself.
The Portland experimentalists map a dense, metallic terrain on their latest single, a winding preview of the upcoming album ‘Ascent Effort’.
