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Portland Mercury Published September 25

Portland Vampire Novel Coffin Moon Will Be Adapted for a TV Series

Portland horror author Keith Rosson is having a good week. On September 22nd, the same day his new novel Crone hit shelves, Deadline announced that Paramount has taken the first steps to turning his vampire novel Coffin Moon into a TV series. “Jessica Biel heard it and suggested…

Portland Mercury Published September 23

Mercury Music Picks: Trip Hop Pioneer Tricky, Jakki and the Pink Smudge, and Orchestra Gold

Dear Mercury music heads, Oh hey, it’s Starly again. I’m still off on tour, but I’ll never forget about you! Three cheers for Holly Hazelwood, one of our steadfast music contributors, who’s been scouring Portland for some of the most stellar sonic events this city has to offer.…

Street Roots Published September 11

Logan Lynn’s sobriety journey captured in a new record and documentary

Editor’s note: This story contains mentions of substance use and sexual abuse. Logan Lynn admits that drugs are probably the reason his music career started in the mid-‘90s. He describes himself — in the new documentary “The Pain and the Power,” and in conversation with Street…

Portland State Vanguard Published September 04

Portland’s Most Budget-Friendly Music Venues

It is common knowledge that concert tickets can be expensive, and prices are only rising. The entertainment behemoth, Live Nation/Ticketmaster, has garnered controversy and even a lawsuit for its global...

Street Roots Published September 03

September: Arts for All Calendar

September is a confusing month. Consumers crave the autumnal delight of pumpkin and apple spices, even if it probably won’t be cool enough for flannel weather until October. Summer still dominates most of the month, but summer break is officially over, especially for Portland’s…

Portland State Vanguard Published August 31

Vanguard on Vinyl: Jane Remover’s “Census Designated”

The unique landscape of August: bone-dry grass, pale blue skies, a certain dread carried by the warm breeze. Jane Remover’s “Census Designated” harnesses this distinct seasonal angst. The album cover...

Portland State Vanguard Published August 31

Buddy Wynkoop Finds Humor in Modern Exhaustion on “Better Than Botox”

Editor’s note: Portland State University’s college radio station, KPSU, gives the Portland community the opportunity to listen to music and talk shows curated by student DJs. For our Music issue,...

Portland State Vanguard Published August 31

Local Artist and PSU Alumnus To Play In Spain

Don Brown has spent the last couple of months busking at the Portland Farmer’s Market at Portland State University. He usually stands between Smith Memorial Student Union and Fariborz Maseeh...

WMNF 88.5 Published August 28

SOTD 8/28/26: Compass by Fruition

The WMNF Song of the Day for August 28, 2026 is “Compass” by Fruition Fruition’s journey is one of the most organic evolutions in modern roots music. Starting nearly two decades ago as a humble street-busking outfit in Portland, Oregon, the group has spent years refining a…

Portland State Vanguard Published August 25

Vanguard on Vinyl: “Calculating Infinity” (1999) by The Dillinger Escape Plan

Nearly 27 years after its release, it is a cliché for metalheads and punks alike to sing praises for The Dillinger Escape Plan’s landmark debut album “Calculating Infinity” – and...

Portland State Vanguard Published August 15

Callaway Column: The Bookworm’s Budget Summer

Summertime provides readers with the space and time to tackle the books they’ve piled up throughout the year. But if you’ve finished your queue and are browsing for new titles,...

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