Monthly Archives: June 2012

Richard Thompson, Musical Instrument Museum concert review June 13, 2012

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There’s something about a solo Richard Thompson concert that’s both depressing and enlightening. His music allows the mind to wander from the gutter where the drunkards roll to the heavens where misguided motorcycle hoods get their last respite. It’s also … Continue reading

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Curt Kirkwood and Son Celebrate Father’s Day at the MIM

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It’s not every father that gets to share a stage with his son on Father’s Day, but that’s exactly what will happen when Meat Puppet and former Phoenix resident Curt Kirkwood performs with son Elmo Sunday at the Musical Instrument Museum. “I thought it was a good idea,” the … Continue reading

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Eidolons find forest environs make for airy pop with psychedelic leanings

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Portland’s Eidolons have just released their first full-length recording, China. The cover photo features a slightly out-of-shape guy in socks and tighty-whiteys but reveals nothing about the music inside — only that the band operates with an independent frame of mind. … Continue reading

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Stringing alone with Deadstring Brother Kurt Marschke

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About the worst thing that can occur when a band leader decides to undertake a solo tour is unthinkingly defaulting into the dreaded singer-songwriter mode. Let’s see: acoustic guitar, stool, and microphone. In a word: boring. Sure, there are a few … Continue reading

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