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Help Was Formed By Portland Music Scene Vets as an Outlet for Their Angst

It’s been a long time since Ryan Neighbors has had the chance to scream his guts out onstage.

On “Idiot,” And And And Call out Portland’s Aging Scenesters

In press materials for the record, And And And claims that “despite big tech, [Idiot] is a truly independent record.” While the record may lack big-label money, And And And has a wealth of social capital behind them.

Kvetch Fest 2015

It’s the holidays—the most irritating season of all—and we just need to say it: Portland, we love to complain about you.

Bim Ditson Kicks Off Mayoral Campaign at Bunk Bar

Black-leather jacket, skinny jeans and mohawk aside, Ditson looked the part of politician.

Live! Tonight! Not Sold-Out!

Our top concert picks for Saturday, Nov. 21.

And And And Drummer Bim Ditson Is Running for Portland Mayor

Portland is still waiting to learn whether Oregon House Majority Leader Rep. Jennifer Williamson (D-Portland) or Multnomah County chief operating officer Marisa Madrigal will jump into the 2016 mayor’s race. But, another famous Portlander has announced he’s challenging Oregon Treasurer Ted Wheeler for the mayor’s seat. Bim Ditson, drummer for Portland band And And And, … Continue reading And And And Drummer Bim Ditson Is Running for Portland Mayor

Flashback: And And And

“Back then, we had no clue what we were doing, and it was maybe the best period for us as a band.”

Cut of the Day: "Tedium Everlasting," And And And

QUIT by And And And And And And is turning 6, and to celebrate, the indefatigable basement-pop troupe is putting out an (extremely) limited edition free cassette of unreleased songs and alternate versions of previously issued material. Drummer Bim Ditson explains: “We’re giving away a bunch of tapes at this show that have nine songs that … Continue reading Cut of the Day: “Tedium Everlasting,” And And And

Q&A: Daniel Barosa, Director of GRU-PDX

GRU-PDX, which opens the Portland Film Festival, paints an image of Portland as the sort of DIY oasis many feel is fading, if not already obsolete.

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