Sleater-Kinney, Colin Meloy and Others Lead a Star-Studded Night of Protest At Crystal Ballroom

Hell No was a feel-good night of head-banging and togetherness, but it never lost sight of the feel-bad conditions it was responding to.

Summer Cannibals Battles the Snowpocalpyse at Its Biggest Hometown Headline Gig Yet

Summer Cannibals' Jessica Boudreaux Wants to Burst the Portland Bubble

Rather than enjoy the view from the plateau as one of Portland’s most promising young rock acts, Boudreaux has decided to spend 2017 splitting her time between here and Los Angeles in hopes of making it as a career songwriter.

Ex-Summer Cannibals Member Lynnae Gryffin Shares Her Introverted Basement Tapes

Gryffin’s new EP is a daunting, impressive collection from someone so devoid of free time.

PDX Pop Now! Announces 2016 Lineup

PDX Pop Now is July 22-24 at AudioCinema in the Industrial Southeast.

Summer Cannibals, Full of It (Kill Rock Stars)

Summer Cannibals can be relied on to turn out satisfying, no-bullshit rock’n’roll, and Full Of It is no exception.

The Thermals Preach to the Choir at Wonder Ballroom

It’s true, the city loves the Thermals, because in the Thermals the city sees something increasingly uncommon: They see a band who has never had to drastically change its DNA in order to stay alive.

Cut of the Day: Summer Cannibals, "Go Home"

With “Go Home,” the first taste of the Cannibals’ upcoming Kill Rock Stars debut Full of It, the band brings down the full Hammer of the Gods, crushing and shredding in a way that sounds closer to Sons of Huns than anything they’ve done before.