Last week was a real Portland doozy, so much so I had to split to Central Washington to chill out for a minute. The tough decision to post up at a generator show in lieu of catching Midwest emo daddie
This past week was kooky-busy with extraordinary shows, showcasing but a fraction of what Portland, and the world, are on musically. The Mercury’s Music Issue launch party was a great success; the ban
Happy Mercury Music Issue to all those who observe! Today marks the release of the Mercury’s first Music Issue since pre-pandemic. Edited by yours truly, the issue is stuffed silly with heaps good mus
You miss Mercury Music Picks the last few weeks? Well, I missed you too! But the absence was for a good reason—next week sees the launch of the Mercury’s first Music Issue since pre-pandemic. Editing
A beautifully potent message from Iceland’s biggest export, Björk, that Mercury Music Picks would like to echo and amplify: Wednesday, April 15 Oklou / Vickie Cherie For fans of QT, PC Music, Hannah D
This week is big time for the homosexuals… and it’s not even June! If you a gay and like dancing, Cobrah, Only Fire, and Six Sex are your best bets. If you gay but a more alternative gay, Darkswoon’s
Underestimate Capricorn and Aquarius season at your own peril, friends. While there are fewer touring acts coming through town this time of year, it’s an excellent time to catch up on your locals. But
Nolan Parker, Lindsay Costello, Suzette Smith, Shannon Lubetich, Wm. Steven Humphrey, Janey Wong, Bri Brey, Jenni Moore, Julianne Bell
