WHILE APRIL showers and May’s subsequent flowers are signposts of spring in many places, Portland’s perpetual precipitation renders that information somewhat irrelevant.
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IN THE MIDDLE of indie rock band Duster’s sold-out show at Mississippi Studios last January, founding member Clay Parton asked the audience
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The sporadic snowfall that has defined the Pacific Northwest’s winter seems to have finally ceased, and this is welcome news for the
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For many, this year’s Super Bowl, the lowest-scoring in history, seemed to advance at a pace more befitting a round of golf
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Bob Dylan – “I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight” This song holds so many beautiful memories, and I will forever associate it with
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By Ben Weinstein Iceage probably doesn’t want me writing about them; at the very least they’d be wary, and rightfully so. Since
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By Ben Weinstein Before Kanye took to Tidal and began the “Life of Pablo” rollout, London-based enigma Dean Blunt was notorious for
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By Ben Weinstein What happens when a person is simultaneously overstimulated and robbed of the ability to respond to the stimuli verbally?
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By Drew Matlovsky and Ben Weinstein Unless you’re living under a rather large rock, you’ve probably realized by now that Lewis &
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As a 20 year-old, there aren’t many contexts in which I feel entitled to speak authoritatively about the “old days.” This is
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This coming weekend will see Pitchfork host its 12th annual festival at Chicago’s Union Park, and – though it may be a
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