Top 5 Our favorite Pacific Northwest "music media" site Into the Woods:Feels LIke Home #40, Guidance Counselor The sadly defunct dance-punk group’s Ian Anderson belts the Bushwick-hipster-skewering “   More

Music Is it a rule that the best multimedia content always comes in on Tuesday morning? I have to admit, it's nice to wake up and find good stuff like this in my inbox and on the Internet. These two videos are notable for two reasons: 1) Starfucker plays a brand new song (the sugar-coated electropop romp "Mystery Cloud") in its freakin' basement and 2) The Thermals got Lance Bangs to direct a music video ...   More

Music There are a lot of duos in rock music, but there aren't a lot of duos that play tuba and sing through a computer headset. If you still haven't seen the two man live beast that is Brainstorm, then the latest Into the Woods clip—which features Adam Baz and Patrick Phillips playing "Beast in the Sky" in their basement—is a perfect summation of what the band does best: make a lot of noise using ...   More

Music When Into the Woods launched in January, I wrote that they raised the bar for the medium of online music videos. Nearly one year and 85 (!) videos later, it's safe to say that there is still no one in Portland—or across the Internet, really—that is doing things quite like these guys. But the collective's original idea of taking a band outside of its natural environment and creating a document ...   More

Music When Into the Woods launched in January, I wrote that they raised the bar for the medium of online music videos. Nearly one year and 85 (!) videos later, it’s safe to say that there is still no one in Portland—or across the Internet, really—that is doing things quite like these guys. But the collective’s original idea of taking a band outside of its natural environment and creating a ...   More

Music   There are a lot of duos in rock music, but there aren’t a lot of duos that play tuba and sing through a computer headset. If you still haven’t seen the two man live beast that is Brainstorm, then the latest Into the Woods clip—which features Adam Baz and Patrick Phillips playing “Beast in the Sky” in their basement—is a perfect summation of what the band does best: make a lot ...   More

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Music Question: how many members of MarchFourth Marching Band does it take to change a light bulb? On the latest installment of Into The Woods' "Feels Like Home" series, MarchFourth take to its kitchen to perform "Aluta Continual" and prove that it's possible to jam a huge, roaming ensemble into a very tight space. It's a perfect location for the local gypsy big band, as the pots and pans and countertops ...   More

Music And now for your weekly dose of Into the Woods. Once again we're taken to the home of a local band, in this case experimental-pop act Parenthetical Girls, who debut the new song "The Common Touch" for their "Feels Like Home" series. Singer Zac Pennington seems uncharacteristically reserved as the song begins, singing the opening line ("I came out of my mother") sitting down on a couch before rising ...   More