Weekly (p)reviews: Still trying to make it happen
May 19, 2022
King Hannah comes to Doug Fir; Sigur Rós subdues the Theater of the Clouds audience.
King Hannah comes to Doug Fir; Sigur Rós subdues the Theater of the Clouds audience.
Tuvan throat singer Enrique Ugalde opens for Bauhaus at The Schnitz.
Soothing experimental music; distressing black metal; heartfelt folk-pop; nasty, brutish, and short punk rock.
Former Yeasayer member’s solo act arrives at Holocene.
Drum ‘n’ bass gathering Juice celebrates its 17th anniversary at Holocene.
Bay Area rapper and podcaster performs at Jack London Revue on Friday.
Gabriel Kahane’s magnificent online embargo; Spiritualized semicircles at Revolution Hall.
Local rapper/producer performs at Kelly’s Olympian this week.
Faded, worn-in roots-pop; bubbly synths; brutal noise-punk; emotionally charged player piano; deluxe hip-hop.
Harp-and-bassoon duo Hats & Heels perform women composers at Beall Concert Hall.
Psych-pop, smoldering jazzy backbeats, hellgrazing black metal, exploratory rap, Kulululu.
Gordon Grdina at Holocene with Creative Music Guild; Circuit Des Yeux’s visceral psych-folk.
GUZO, Shane Mcdonell, and Physical Strength perform on the third concert of Creative Music Guild’s Discordance series.
The Cookers at PDX Jazz Fest; Old Time Relijun at Holocene; Dinosaur Jr. at Wonder Ballroom
A return to “regular” programming at below-the-radar Southeast venue.
Heartfelt quirkiness, affirmational hip-hop, perfectly balanced post-bop, sparkling Mellotronica, de-Vocodered Air covers, and more.
Portland metal quintet dwells in the void.
Monthly hip-hop showcase enters its eighth year with Prince Hyph, THE DOE FLOW, and The Gard3n
Saloli and June Magnolia find inspiration in fresh instruments
