Wednesday, February 22

Cut of the Day: M. Ward, "Primitive Girl," A Wasteland Companion

Music It's good to have M. Ward back. After years galavanting with Hollywood types and teaming u... More

Feb 22, 2012 11:02 am by CASEY JARMAN  | Comments 0
 

PDX Charts

Top Selling Albums in Portland for Feb. 13-19

Music What were you listening to last week, Portland? Here are the top selling albums from local record st... More

Feb 21, 2012 04:00 pm by Ruth Brown  | Comments 0
 

Photo Review: Polica and Copy, Feb. 18 @ Bunk Bar

Music It's always great to catch a band live just as its buzz is building, which was exactly the case when... More

Feb 21, 2012 03:25 pm by NILINA MASON-CAMPBELL  | Comments 0
 

Let's Get It: Free Albums From Luck-One and Sapient Out Today

Music These days, it's more surprising to hear of someone actually paying for an album than it is to hear ... More

Feb 21, 2012 12:25 pm by CASEY JARMAN  | Comments 0
 
Tour diary

Loch Lomond Tour Diary: Hearts on Fire (Big Sur/San Francisco)

Music This is the final installment of the Loch Lomond tour diary (going up a bit late). We'd like to than... More

Oct 10, 2011 10:40 am by Loch Lomond  | Comments 1
 

Loch Lomond: Bathroom Sipping is Not a Crime (Santa Barbara/Visalia)

Music Almost everything is bigger in California. We pulled into Santa Barbara to play the Mercury Lounge. ... More

Oct 3, 2011 04:30 pm by Loch Lomond  | Comments 1
 

Nurses: Martial Arts and Drug Dogs

Music This is the first entry in Nurses' tour diary. We are super-stoked to have them, no matter how brief... More

Oct 3, 2011 04:10 pm by Nurses  | Comments 0
 
 
 
January 18th, 2012 By ROBERT HAM | Music | Posted In: Cut of the Day

Cut of the Day: Wow & Flutter, "Tired of Waiting," Double Deuce EP (self-release)

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 If you hear any chatter about the new Wow & Flutter EP Double Deuce, it will likely be about the admittedly cool method with which the band is distributing it: as a download, which is only accessible via a code found in bottles of a new Imperial Ale from Alameda Brewing. 

But let's not forget that new Wow & Flutter music is just as exciting a prospect. All you have to do is take a listen to this track from Double Deuce to see what I mean.

It's a scorcher of a tune, a boiling bit of post-punk tension that will singe your eyebrows if you get too close. The band's pop leanings gets some play too via the call and response vocals of guitarist Cord Amato and bassist Ryan Matheson. And dig that synth heavy breakdown that oozes out around the 3:30 mark. 

Look for a full review of the EP in next week's WW, then start scouring the stores for some Double Deuce Ale and the tasty music that lies within each bottle. 

 
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