Cowboy Jazz Brings Country Into Their Playful Sound
“The goal is to give it a silly name, but then bring the audience on an adventure.”
By Robert Ham
Buckman Journal Co-Founder Rich Perin on the Power of Poetry, and His Newest Book, “Cornfry”
The 51 poems span from gentrification to odes to a fraught relationship with alcohol.
By Robert Ham
Fontaines D.C. Delivered Charming Anti-Charisma to Portland
The U.K. post-punk quintet rocked the Roseland Theater on Saturday, April 19.
By Robert Ham
For the Record
Super-Electric Records owner Bob Ham notes what’s been in heavy rotation on the shop’s turntable in April.
By Robert Ham
The Pacific Northwest Has Become a Home Base for Illustrious Reggae Artists Like Norma Fraser
Fraser will be performing at Cravedog on April 19.
By Robert Ham
A Beginner’s Guide to Some of Portland’s Most Immersive Greenspaces
Your outdoor starter kit.
By Robert Ham
Crystal Quartez Trades the Chill-Out Room for the Dance Floor at Holocene
Quartez’s openers, Dim Wit and Yawa, amped up the evening’s effortless fun.
By Robert Ham
The Way the Late Michael Hurley Taught Us to Slow Down
Portland's music community reflects on the magic of the late Michael Hurley.
By Robert Ham
Music Producer Adrian Younge’s Jazz Is Dead Concert Series Keeps Portland Venues Lively Throughout Spring
By Robert Ham