MUSIC
Grouper Side Project Helen Is Back After 10 Years
‘Linda’s Head’ casts a new layer of lore around Liz Harris’ simultaneously intimate and anonymous catalog.
Shows of the Week: Geordie Greep Will Scare the Bejesus out of You
Also: Bolivian American sibling duo Los Thuthanaka plays the Wonder Ballroom, and Acid Mothers Temple is at Polaris Hall.
‘Tape Op’ Editor Larry Crane Explains What a Music Producer Actually Does
Celebrating 30 years, the music recording magazine is out with a new book.
Shows of the Week: A Stripped-Down Perfume Genius Show at the Aladdin
Also: Chat Pile comes to Rev Hall, and Igorrr stops by the Roseland.
Rebecca Sanborn’s ‘Shadow Work’ Is Almost Too Big to Play Live
The album debuted this year’s Montavilla Jazz Festival. She says it may never be performed again.
Shows of the Week: Croz Boyce Is Big on David Crosby
Also: “Sexy After Dark” singer Joshua Ray Walker hits Mississippi Studios and Stoner-metal legends Sleep are at the Roseland.
Shows of the Week: Haute & Freddy Ride the Clown Wave to Portland
Also: Mount Eerie plays Rev Hall, and Beyoncé collaborator DJ Lag plays Barn Radio.
Artist Mentorship Program Is Making Noise for Youth Experiencing Homelessness
Two nights of music at the Star Theater fund the nonprofit’s outreach programs.
Upcoming Local Albums We’re Stoked About This Fall
A jazzy ensemble record from Rebecca Sanborn, the first Helen album in 11 years, and more.
A Night With Usher at Slow Jam, Portland’s Newest R&B Lounge
DJ Shoulda Booked shared his Usher-themed playlist of throwback hits with WW.
Zappa Tribute The Stinkfoot Orchestra Has the Maestro’s Anarchic Rhythm
Also: Tangerine Dream comes through town, and it’s Portland Hip-Hop Week.
As Glitterfox Disbands, Singer Solange Paape-Igoa Goes Solo
The Portland favorite indie band is on the outs, but its frontperson has plenty of songs to sing.










