HeyJaredDaniel Bromfield
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- Jul 29, 2026
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Shows of the Week: Ani DiFranco Kicks Off the Annual PDX Live Concert Series (opens the original)
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Sigh was one of the first bands to bring the extreme sound of Norwegian black metal to Japan. Thirty-seven years in, their music has grown stranger and more progressive, and the band has aged into an aesthetic that draws as much from badass â70s heavy metal culture as gothic horror and Buddhist death rituals. Last February saw the reissue of one of their most pungent albums, 1997âs Hail Horror Hail; its breakneck rhythms and bizarre MIDI interludes make it something like a metal analog to th
Shows of the Week: At Rev Hall, Kim Gordonâs Rage Rap Hints a Return to the Sonic Youth Sound (opens the original)
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Noah Britton has been honing his brand of performance punk since 2003 as leader of The Best Thing Ever. He also co-founded the first comedy troupe composed entirely of people with Asperger syndrome (Aspergerâs Are Us). Itâs safe to say his stature in the punk world would be secure even if his voice werenât so strikingly low; his recent collab with Magnetic Fields basso profundo Stephin Merritt could easily cause seismic activity. Accompanying him on tour is Double Libra, who started out pe
Shows of the Week: Foodman Brings the Japanese Footwork Sound to Turn! Turn! Turn! (opens the original)
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Foodman emerged from the startlingly inventive Japanese footwork scene, which ran wild with the 160-bpm sound pioneered in Chicagoâs underground dance battle universeâbut rarely to the same extreme as the Yokohama artist born Takahide Higuchi, whose productions didnât strip footwork down so much as blow it apart and reassemble it into new shapes. Even a brief run on Diploâs Mad Decent label couldnât tame his style; his new album, Hikarigasashikomu, out July 24 through U.K. dance-music
Shows of the Week: Synth Library Portland Turns 10 at Process (opens the original)
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Synth Library Portland has been providing low-cost access to high-tech musical equipment for 10 years, and it celebrates its anniversary with a bash featuring some of the most out-there musicians preserving the West Coastâs long tradition of synthesis. Golden Donna (Portland resident Joel Shanahan, aka Auscultation) performs alongside SoCal DJ Baseck, Bay Area Eurorack wizard Eric Schlappi, and long-running local dirty-bass project Wet Mango. Process PDX, 5040 SE Milwaukie Ave. 8 pm. $23. 21+.
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