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Friday, Feb. 15
The Silence of the Goat
Simply Vietnamese, 2218 NE 82nd Ave., 208-3391. 7 am-10 pm Monday-Friday, 9 am-10 pm Saturday-Sunday.
Alien Boy: The Life and Death of James Chasse
Alien Boy: The Life and Death of James
Chasse
Alien Boy: The Life and Death of James Chasse premieres
at the Portland International Film Festival at Cinema 21, 616 NW 21st
Ave., at 7 pm Friday, Feb. 15. It also plays at Cinema 21 on Feb. 24-28
The Box Marked Black
Ethos/IFCC, 5340 N Interstate
Ave., 283-8467. 7:30 pm Fridays and
Sundays, 3 pm and 7:30 pm Saturdays
through Feb. 24. $10-$15.
Jason Vieaux
Marylhurst University, 17600 Highway
43, 654-0082. 8 pm Friday, Feb. 15.
$30-$49.
The Sonics, Pierced
Arrows, the Pynnacles
Hawthorne
Theatre, 3862 SE Hawthorne Blvd.,
233-7100. 8 pm. $25. 21kknd.
Steelhead, the Resolectrics,
Jeffrey Martin and Anna Tivel
Mississippi Studios, 3939
N Mississippi Ave., 288-3895. 9 pm. $8
advance, $10 day of show. 21kknd.
Saturday, Feb. 16
Steampunk Film Festival
Clinton Street Theater, 2522
SE Clinton St., 238-5588. Various times through
Sunday, Feb. 17. $10-$17.
Zwickelmania
11 am-4pm.
Free. Information at oregonbeer.org/zwickelmania.
L. Subramaniam
Winningstad Theatre, Portland
Center for the Performing Arts, 1111 SW
Broadway, 248-4335. 7 pm Saturday,
Feb. 16. $20-$37.
Buke and Gase, Ahleuchatistas,
Incredible Yacht Control
Doug Fir Lounge, 830 E Burnside
St., 231-9663. 9 pm. $10 advance,
$12 day of show. 21kknd.
DJ Vadim, Barisone, Spekt 1
[DJ/HIP HOP] Straight
outta Leningrad, Russian DJ Vadim
is perhaps the greatest proponent
of hip-hop ever to emerge from
the former Soviet Union. Since
the mid-â90s, the producer born
Andrey Gurov has been showcasing
just how far rap culture has
spread, touring the world with his
hard-hitting, Space Age beats,
which heâs used to remix everyone
from Public Enemy and the
Roots to Stevie Wonder and Paul
Weller. Heâs clearly not a purist:
While hip-hop is the backbone
of his work, Vadim blends it with
liberal amounts of electronica,
soul, dub and trip-hop. Next-level
shit? Vadimâs been on it for years.
MATTHEW SINGER. Rotture, 315 SE
3rd Ave., 234-5683. 9 pm. $8. 21kknd.
Sunday, Feb. 17
Sunday, Feb. 17
All You Can Eat Spaghetti and Meatball Sunday
[EATIN'] A whole 10 hours of meatballs. Wear your stretchy pants and leave your self-respect at home. 24th and Meatballs, 2329 NE Glisan St., 282- 2557. 11 am-9 pm. $12.
Mad About the Mai Tai
[DRINKIN'] Learn way more about the mai tai than you thought was possible at this drink-centric event. It may leave you enlightened and saying Maitaâi (âgoodâ in Tahitian). Or it may leave you slurring and sick of rum. Hale Pele, 2733 NE Broadway. 5 pm. $40. 21kknd.
Samothrace, Vassafor, Knelt Rote, Burials
[THRASHIN'] The only thing in 2012 sadder than Pallbearerâs Sorrow and Extinction was Samothrace canceling its tour with Pallbearer. While Pallbearer took the world by storm last year, Seattleâs Samothrace continued its slow-burning simmer, churning out bleak, turgid doom on the longawaited Reverence to Stone. Before Renata Castagnaâs guitar leads bring you to tears tonight, youâll be subjected to an opening set from Burials, which now features âFesterâ from Humors (née Mongoloid Village) on second axe. And did I mention Vassafor is a black-metal band from New Zealand? Bet that got your attention. NATHAN CARSON. Rotture, 315 SE 3rd Ave., 234-5683. 9 pm. $8. 21kknd.
WWeek 2015