Mimicking Birds celebrate their self-titled debut, playing along to video from BBC’s “Planet Earth: Jungles.”

“I’m in the process of begging [him],” frontman Wayne Coyne told Billboard Magazine.

The family of the beloved musician confirms Mark Linkous took his own life Saturday.

Hockey re-releases the video for ‘Song Away’ and bassist Jerm Reynolds talks about some fresh visual cues via phone from France.

Their debut, self-titled album is available through Isaac Brock’s Glacial Pace Recordings on March 9th but they’re celebrating this Saturday, March 6th.

Band Of Horses and She & Him play Memorial Day Weekend at the Les Schwab Amphitheater in Bend. Presale starts tomorrow, Friday morning.

On Fanfarlo’s second trip to the Rose City, they flourish–drawing a bigger crowd to witness their awe-inspiring sound.

Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward offer the opening track, “Thieves,” off their new album for free download.

Chrome Wings’ experimental ambience is on display at their album release show at Holocene on March 4th.

An all ages, all dance party at Backspace this Thursday with PDX electro-rock-punk-rappers and a video premier from Serious Bizz.

A purveyor of bone-chilling ballads, haunting melodies and impassioned vocals, Damien Jurado is not shy of expressing himself. Come see this talented songwriter at work this Friday at Mississippi Studios.

The Magnetic Fields open two nights in Portland at the Aladdin Theater with a sold out show on Sunday evening.

With catchy, pop-rock guitar riffs and cottony vocals, System and Station create a muted splendor that charms as much as it disarms.

YACHT takes their new band The Straight Gaze, featuring Bobby Birdman and Jeffrey Jerusalem, on the road but says goodbye to PDX first with a slamming show at Holocene.

The Magnetic Fields bring “orch-folk” to Portland with their latest release but don’t think Stephin Merritt won’t pack some synths along for the show.

Brendan Benson exhaled pop rock on Tuesday evening while Frank Fairfield brought to life a bygone musical era.