When he's not contributing to the Indie section, Robert Ham is busy writing about music of all stripes for publications such as Willamette Week, Relevant Magazine, The Oregonian, City Arts Magazine, Alternative Press, Christianity Today, and Pure Grain Audio. Follow him at his blog, The Voice Of Energy, or on Twitter.
Ambient artist Pat Maherr talks about creating new music using the works of Wagner as his source.
If there is one young player that the music critics and fans of the world are looking to as a beacon of the revitalization of the New Orleans music scene, it is Troy Andrews, or as he’s known on record and in concert, Trombone Shorty.
An interview with the husband-and-wife duo behind a gorgeous collection of dreamy, literary psychedelia.
This is blues how it is meant to be heard and played – down, dirty, funky, sexy, and without frills. Look for them to tear up the FedEx Workshop Stage on Friday, July 3rd at 6:15 p.m.
The noted experimental electronic wizard speaks and spells out his methodology.
The Californian duo bring their boxes of beats and tricks to Berbati’s Pan this weekend.
The former Beulah front man (and current Portland resident) has recovered from harrowing medical problems to finally record his first solo album.
Chrome Wings’ experimental ambience is on display at their album release show at Holocene on March 4th.
Dienel opens up about the creative process behind her band’s latest effort, Kairos.
According to Plutarch, in ancient Greece, a priestess, or oracle, would dispense wisdom and the answers to questions put…
As previously reported, the Burn To Shine series pays tribute to a particular city’s music scene by…
In 2004, ex-Fugazi drummer Brendan Canty and filmmaking partner Christoph Green hit on a singularly brilliant idea: find a…
If you ever wanted to hear the expression “make a joyful noise” made manifest, I would suggest making your…
The good people behind the PDX Pop Now Festival, the three-day, all-ages free festival curated and put on by…
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