Q&A: Tweens
on April 30, 2014
High school, prostitutes, and DIY tattoos.
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The Hotelier, Like Noband Is There
on April 29, 2014
The Hotelier ties together punk, pop, and post-hardcore without ever feeling unnatural.
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Wedding Dress Ambles Down a Darker Aisle
on April 15, 2014
“It’s not always a good thing to explore those darker tangents, but for better or for worse in this band, if the songs want to go there, we are going to go there.”
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The Men at Empty Bottle on March 12, 2014
on April 14, 2014
The Men wasted no time in belching out ferocious songs…
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The Rise of Birds of Tokyo
on April 11, 2014
Up until recent months, the Perth-born collective were largely unknown in the U.S., paling in…
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Q&A: My Dad
on April 6, 2014
Pop ‘stache recently sat down with Dave Collis, founding member and lead singer of Chicago-based noise rock band My Dad, a week before its show on April 10 to celebrate the release of the band’s new 7″ record, Mouth Bleeder. Over vegan pizza at the Boiler Room, Collis talked about what it’s like to play in a […]
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JoyCut, Panda Riot at Subterranean on March 30, 2014
on April 1, 2014
Openers Panda Riot put on a lovely live set, led by…
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Adam Brock Makes Some Friends
on March 29, 2014
Adam Brock 4’s blooming career has picked up some attention playing in some of Portland’s better venues and…
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Q&A: My Goodness
on March 28, 2014
The louder stuff is more fun to play live, but…
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The Neighbourhood at the Aragon on March 24, 2014
on March 26, 2014
California-based rock band The Neighbourhood, a.ka. NBHD, is still a fairly new band. It was only last summer that its addictive tribute to West Coast temperatures and teenage love, “Sweater Weather” hit No. 1 on Billboard’s alternative chart. Last Monday, the group hit another milestone—playing its biggest sold out U.S. show as a headlining act at […]
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Q&A: Augustines’ Rob Allen
on March 10, 2014
Coming to Lincoln Hall March 15, American indie rock trio, Augustines, is on an international tour following the February release of the band’s self-titled, second studio album. Preceded by the emotional, telling Rise Ye Sunken Ships, an album that centered on personal tragedy, Augustines is a light in the darkness. Pop ’stache was able to […]
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We Were Promised Jetpacks at Lincoln Hall on March 2, 2014
on March 3, 2014
Even when rock is really rocking, sometimes it just kind of stands there.
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