PHOTOS: Five of the Eyes, Murcielago, Never Got Caught, Superorder, and Video Nasties
Editor’s note: We apologize for submitting this postmortem one week late. Last Sunday, we suffered a death in the family and our minds have been elsewhere — puzzling through this weird and … Continue reading
PHOTOS: Hessian, Heavy Necker, and Eldemur Krimm, plus Murcielago and Superorder tonight
Photos by guest contributor John Macy Rock for Spock. That was the theme of the night at Empire, where Hessian, Heavy Necker, and Eldemur Krimm melted faces in memory of Leonard Nimoy, … Continue reading
14 from ’14: Best shots of drummers
Editor’s note: This is the second installment in a four-part series. The first installment is here. In the world of concert photography, no one is more neglected than the drummer. … Continue reading
Weekend roundup: Ruin, Nobis, Swarmlord, Superorder and more
It’s a big weekend for shows but, unfortunately, we have to play hooky. We’ve got a wedding anniversary on Saturday and — try as we might — we’re just not … Continue reading
PHOTOS: Grime benefit show with Sylvia, Superorder and CtS
If you’re like us, you enjoy the spectacle of Tron but cringe at its lackluster storytelling. Portland prog-metal band Superorder has solved this problem by offering a stunning, Tron-worthy, DIY light show without any encumbrances … Continue reading
Grime Studios has a new home, pending funds
Grime Studios may relocate to new haunts by the end of this year. Justin Curtsinger, Grime Studio’s owner, announced today that he has signed a letter of intent to lease the northern … Continue reading
Final show at Grime this Saturday?
This weekend serves as a (possible) swan song for two venues in Portland. On Saturday, there are back-to-back shows scheduled at [redacted] and Grime Studios — well-regarded venues that are both … Continue reading
PHOTOS: DirigimusFest 3 raises hell, $1,300 for charity
At this point, you might accuse us of being cheerleaders for Sylvia and Eastern Spell. If so, gimme an F. Those bands are fucking terrific and we’re unapologetic. (Too bad … Continue reading