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Cider Garage

Christopher Keller The garage is full now. Glass apple trees, a great flood of fermentation and an aroma of old tools fawning over tannin. These sweets breathe through the foundation, their sugar cocooned and ready to emerge in industry, or wilderness – whatever makes the taste best. Our acidity is threefold: that of abandoned Oregon dams, an apple from a farmer’s market, and the subtle fizz of a cool sip. Christopher Keller is...

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Joshua Hodges

Joshua Hodges

The lead singer of the Portland band Starfucker discusses mortality, music, and his most recent album, "Reptilians."

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Al James of Dolorean

Al James of Dolorean

Dolorean's Al James grabs his guitar and records a stirring acoustic session for the Clarity.

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The Unfazed

The Unfazed

Dolorean's fourth album swells like a fresh bruise. There are at least three songs on this record that you will be compelled to play over and over again.

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Al James

Al James

Dolorean founder and frontman Al James discusses some of the themes at work in the his band’s latest album, The Unfazed.

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Ritchie Young (of Loch Lomond)

Ritchie Young (of Loch Lomond)

The Loch Lomond frontman discusses his band, his songwriting, and the growth of Portland's music scene.

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Ritchie Young “Wax & Wire”

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Posted by Ryan Daly on Jul 10, 2010 in Blog
Ritchie Young “Wax & Wire”

Next month’s featured musician, Ritchie Young (of Loch Lomond), on a train in Portland, this is what its all about. This would surely make me forget a terrible day at work. ...

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Douglas Jenkins

Douglas Jenkins

The musician discusses his city, The Thao and Justin Power Sessions, and the inspiration behind his Portland Cello Project.

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