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Your intrepid UTR interviewer Kit Walker caught up with Jenny Dont (also of of garage punks DONT)

Portland-based Rapper Epp has an excellent new LP called "FOLD," and after months of waiting to dance, Lollipop Shoppe opens up and shows off the new face of the old Dig A Pony space. Your favorite music columnist Jenni Moore lists all the coolest shows she wants you to Hear in Portland.

Portland’s Mississippi Records selected a playlist that will be featured at the exhibit.

Gamers looking forward to the upcoming launch of Callisto Protocol a new survival horror game from the mind of Glen Schofield

Going South - A Night Of Dead Moon w/ The Situations, Bloodbags and More - In 1992 Dead Moon made a commitment to come to NZ in August / September of that year , turning down a subsequent offer to open for Nirvana. Toody - buy tickets

Back in 1992 cult Portland garage rock trio Dead Moon skipped the chance to play with Nirvana to do a 20-show tour of New Zealand, gaining many ardent fans here in the process. This month sees the release of Going South, a double LP of live recordings of the band's gig in Invercargill, to mark the 30th anniversary of that tour.

It's a little bittersweet that this weekend's Lose Yr Mind festival—which spans four venues and over 30 performances—won't fill out a freshly renovated Lollipop Shoppe. However the festival's longtime organizers Elizabeth Elder and Bryan Wollen (both Lollipop Shoppe co-owners) had already expanded this year's programming to multiple venues. So, when it became apparent Lollipop (which is a new lease on life for nightlife mainstay Dig A Pony) wouldn't finish ren...

Celebrating the legendary fierce garage punk spirit of Portland, Oregons Dead Moon, whose frontman

Book a private room at Voicebox or Baby Ketten, keep it classic at Chopsticks or the Alibi, or share the stage with a band at Dante's.