Music Here's the new feedback comic. A "Pure Harsh Noise show" in North Portland. It was brutal. The players were Redneck, Frozen Body, Unexamine, and Oscillating Innards.

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Music This week John Isaacson found himself at both a punk show and Backspace to check out Kill Rock Stars' lady post-punkers Grass Widow. As usual, his comics work is stellar.

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Music This week our intrepid comics journalist/music critic John Isaacson found himself in the belly of the TBA festival's Works stage, hanging with Japanther at the band's kick-off show. There were also puppets involved, as you will read.

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Music We missed John Isaacson's Feedback column last week (he sent it, we just missed it), so we've got two of them this week. First up he checks out the wrap-up show for the Portland Zine Symposium (in a very ziney comic); then it's off to Dunes for some Autistic Youth. Strap yourselves in f...   More

Music The Estranged

The Subliminal Man (Dirtnap)





Autistic Youth

Idle Minds (Dirtnap)




MORE: The Estranged and Autistic Youth play a record-release show Sunday, Sept. 5, at Dunes with the The Free Radicalz, and the Bi-Marks. 9 pm. $5. 21+. John Isaacson is the artist behind LocalCut.com...   More

Music Stories The Estranged The Subliminal Man (Dirtnap) Autistic Youth Idle Minds (Dirtnap) ...   More

Music Our comics and punk correspondent, John Isaacson, has been busy working on his first piece for WW's print edition this week, but he managed to squeeze out a review of Punch and Ceremony playing Satyricon last Saturday as well. Appropriately, he sent this one in black and white.

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Music It's a special double-dose of Feedback Comics live reviews this week, as LC's editors were a bit preoccupied last week.

First, in a comic intended to run last Wednesday, John sets out to see the Bi-Marks in an unidentified basement. And in this week's official install...   More

Music It's Feedback time. This week we sent cartoonist extraordinaire John Isaacson on assignment to see (Here Comes a) Big Black Cloud's release show at Valentine's to witness the glory of the band's album release show. That album, Dark Age, is available now via   More

Music John Isaacson's Feedback is here, one day late (blame his editors for that), but rad as ever. This time he hit up a Tragedy show at the Know on Alberta...with sexy results. Click the below comic to make it bigger and prettier.

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