Album Reviews [BAROQUE POP] Robbie Augspurger may have been born in the wrong decade. In his photography, the Portlander captures contemporary characters in classic formal poses, their hair neatly slicked or br   More

Food & Drink Did you know that, in addition to those amazing gold leaf chocolate masterpieces, Portland chocolate shop Alma makes its own ice cream? It does. We sent Music Editor Casey Jarman down for day 10 of Scoops' out for Summer.
 Alma Chocolate
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Music Stories Four years ago, there was hope that Portland’s midsized concert venues might start making room for kids. Music lovers were...   More

Headout It would get a bit boring if the annual Waterfront Blues Festival enlisted only aging Delta guitar players and sad-eyed...   More

Brew Views The greatest joy of Logan’s Run isn’t found in the campy ’70s special effects or the trippy, Moog-driven soundtrack. It’s not even in the whitewashed, lava-lamped sets or in the film’s oft-referenced...    More

Music Stories  Jack Coleman knows that “Portland” and “electronic music” aren’t exactly synonymous for most people. Like many fringe music makers, Coleman—who has produced techno and house musi   More

Featured Stories Locals talk about “Portland summers” in near-spiritual terms. There’s a reason for that. In what are supposed to be the warmer months...   More

Headout 13. Nickelback knows how to make friends.Recent corporate tie-ins include a deal with the NHL and...   More

Music As reported in this Wednesday's WW: Sean Roberts, bassist and vocalist for well-loved ’90s Portland rock trio Thirty Ought Six, died June 8 at his parents’ home in Alexandria, Va., according to friends and family members on Facebook. The details of Roberts’ death have not been disclosed. Thirty Ought Six broke up in 1996 after playing dates on the Lollapalooza tour. The band played wi...   More

Music FRSH SLCTS, Portland's premiere hip-hop blog, has been on somewhat of a hot streak lately. And it's hard to avoid Cassow—the self-declared "young hot nigga everybody talking about"—who has indeed been on the tip of a lot of tongues in the local hip-hop community as of late.
"Mind Yo Business" is not, perhaps, as powerful a showcase as his last video,    More