November 25th, 2009
Thanksgiving 2.0 | Friends, family and a laptop display of smoked-turkey temperature readings.0 comments
November 18th, 2009
Free Radical | Dutch musician and computer takeover theorist Goodiepal could be a genius. Or just making everything up.2 comments
November 11th, 2009
Chariots Of Mire | It’s Man (and Woman and Child) Vs. Mud Puddle at Dirdy Birdy.0 comments
November 4th, 2009
The Many Lives Of Holly Ellis | An indie-movie journeywoman revisits her diverse roles.2 comments
October 28th, 2009
Ghouls Out Forever | More fun than a 10-pound bag of Snickers.2 comments
October 21st, 2009
Rack ’Em Up | Portland fights breast cancer, abuse and the Wicked Witch of the West with bare chests.0 comments
October 14th, 2009
Musical Beavers | Fame, at least in Oregon, means nobody has to know exactly who you are.2 comments
October 7th, 2009
Woman, Art Thou Loose? | 12,000 Women of faith can’t go wrong. Or can they?4 comments
September 30th, 2009
Raw Meat | The hilarious and terrifying carnal art of Thermals frontman Hutch Harris.0 comments
September 23rd, 2009
Block Party | Micah Camden wants to feed you.1 comment
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[April 2nd, 2008]
The body fluid that constitutes 7 percent of our overall weight is spilling all over our streets this week.
IT’S EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK .
In honor of blood’s pumped-up role in Portland’s vascular system, we’ve diagrammed a handful of this week’s events and their blood ties to our human organs.
See interactive graphic below...
WEDNESDAY APRIL 2
[MUSIC] LOCH LOMOND, LE LOUP, THE RUBY SUNS
Auckland’s Ruby Suns join chamber-folk wizards Loch Lomond, and bring their pop pyschedelia—dreamy instrumentation, quirky lyrics and bubbling eclecticism—with ’em. Holocene, 1001 SE Morrison St., 239-7639. 9 pm. $7. 21+.
THURSDAY APRIL 3
[MUSIC] GHOSTLAND OBSERVATORY
Austin’s Ghostland Observatory is all about synths, beats and balls—the balls to sing their soulful asses off à la Prince, the balls to take the stage in capes or pigtails, the balls to dance. What’s not to love? Crystal Ballroom, 1332 W Burnside St., 225-0047. 8 pm. $18. All ages.
FRIDAY APRIL 4
[ROCK OPERA] TOY ROOM Local Björk-ish performer Sally Tomato premieres her new rock opera. Or, more accurately, her world-jam/alt-country/prog-pop opera, about Tomato’s childhood and struggle to regain lost innocence. Wonder Ballroom, 128 NE Russell St., 284-8686. 7 and 9 pm Friday-Saturday (21+), 1 pm Sunday (all ages). Closes April 6. $19.
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SATURDAY APRIL 5
[MUSIC] LAKE, PETS, UPSIDEDOWN CAT
There aren’t a whole lot of bands prettier than Olympia’s LAKE—from the tight-knit boy-girl harmonies to the blanket-soft instrumentation. The Artistery, 4315 SE Division St., 803-5942. 8 pm. $6. All ages.
[carnage] RUMBLE @ THE ROSELAND 34
Ultimate Fighter and Oregonian Randy Couture can kick your ass. So can his wife, Kim. The blond bruiser makes her mixed-martial-arts debut tonight inside a 25-foot steel cage. Roseland, 8 NW 6th Ave., 224-2038. 7 pm. $26 general admission.
SUNDAY APRIL 6
[DANCE] TEN TINY DANCESCelebrating six years and 15 episodes of dancing in small spaces, often in close proximity of food. Clyde Common, 1014 SW Stark St., 7:30 pm (doors at 6). $15-$18.
TUESDAY APRIL 8
[WORDS] MARJANE SATRAPI
The Persepolis scribe mouths off, much to our delight See page 55 for Q&A. Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, 1037 SW Broadway, 248-4335. 7:30 pm. $10-$26. All ages.
GRAPHIC BY DANIEL TOMAN
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