NewsThough there is still no statement from the band, WW confirmed this morning with the legendary and beloved local garage punk trio's booking agent that the band is calling it quits. Read the full story here on localCut.com....
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There is a rumor that after nearly 20 years as a band, Dead Moon—arguably the greatest underground rock band in Portland history—is breaking up. Of course, at this point, it is utter hearsay: I've been unable to reach the band for comment, ...
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Spandex joins two nations at Portland's first international bike danceoff.
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In the two and a half years since the Portland Sprockettes donned their pink spandex and began hoisting mini-bikes over their heads, doing semi-acrobatic two-wheeled tricks and performing booty dance ...
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The inimitable sound and admirable ideals of the local hardcore legends you've never heard of.
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It's earlier this year and I'm wading across a muddy, boot-pummeled North Portland backyard, eager to get out of the cold rain. But as I descend into the basement where local hardcore band Tragedy has ...
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A local artist hopes his role in the latest fight over Portland's sign code can finally mean more murals.
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Portland's sign code, which restricts both signs and murals to 200 square feet, is catching hell—again.But what's new in this go-round is that professional mural artist Joe Cotter has gotten to ...
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It took a poser like Borat to bring the real America into focus.
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I'm dorky enough to have made "friends" with the title character of Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for to Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan on MySpace. I placed Borat (played by the hil ...
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How street performing earned one local man spare change—and an unwanted part in Rent.
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"You got a dollar?" If this ubiquitous question were more often replaced with beautiful music, I'd have a lot fewer dollars. The Portland Police Department estimates that at least four street musician ...
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Eight hundred warriors, countless feathers, zero answers—until now. The secrets of the Pioneer Square pillow fights revealed.
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Most objects rain: cats and dogs, blood, men. But pillow-stuffing snows. Like many others in Pioneer Courthouse Square on Friday, March 3, 2006, I was surrounded by feathers—in the air, on the g ...
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As Sleater-Kinney moves on, two older, wiser fans weigh in.
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Last month Sleater-Kinney declared that, after its summmer tour, the band dubbed the best in the world by rock über-critic Greil Marcus in Esquire is not likely to record or perform together agai ...
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