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Vinyl Picks of 2025

Vinyl Picks of 2025

Super-Electric Records owner Bob Ham notes what’s been in heavy rotation on the shop’s turntable this year.

By Robert HamDecember 10, 2024 at 4:21 pm PST

Repeated Burglaries Threaten the Vitality of Folk Hub Artichoke Music

Repeated Burglaries Threaten the Vitality of Folk Hub Artichoke Music

Community and volunteers continue to come to the nonprofit’s aid.

By Robert HamDecember 10, 2024 at 4:19 pm PST

Doug Fir Lounge Runs Into a Big Sidewalk Bill, Further Delaying Construction

Cyndi Lauper Just Wants to Have Fun at Moda Center One Last Time

Shows of the Week: Dwarves Seem Beamed From a Mythical Time

Rapper Benjamin Johnson, aka Milc, is Throwing the First Dairy Fest

Zach Bryan at Moda Center Was Sad-Boy Country at Its Finest

Shows of the Week: The Barbaras Will Inject a Little Life Into the Week’s Tryptophan-Clouded Doldrums

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CULTURE

Portland Matches Tinashe’s Freak at Roseland Theater

By Andrew JankowskiNovember 26, 2024 at 4:02 pm PST

On Their Debut “Static,” Synth-Pop Duo Human Hollow Pay Homage to Their Roots in Portland’s Queer Nightlife

Portland Opera’s “The Juliet Letters” Steals Hearts

Iconic Portland Bands of the Last 50 Years

Shows of the Week: Jimmie Herrod Pivots From Guest Singer in Pink Martini to Solo Act

Following Their Buzz With “Honey,” Alt-R&B Group Chibia Shares Their Second “So This Is Love” EP Volume

Elvis Costello’s “The Juliet Letters” Finds Its Audience in the Opera World

For the Record: Rad Max’s New Album Reveals a Nihilistic Vein Alongside Kitschy References to Tiger Beat