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Music: Page 38

Classical Garage Band

Spire Duo’s weekend concert brought art song to an audience in the street

Music 5 years ago

Four months ago, classical singer Emma Rose Lynn could never have guessed that her next live concert would be performed right out of her garage. … Continue reading →

Supporting Black Artists in Eugene

A look into some of Eugene’s talented Black performers

Music 5 years ago

Eugene is not known for its racial diversity. In fact, the city has a long history of racism. Black people have been marginalized in Oregon … Continue reading →

The Boatswain’s Call

Eugene musician’s new release is a handmade multi-media experience

Music 5 years ago

Eugene musician Jessica Haeckel grew up in the ’90s along the coast of California, traveling on occasion back East to visit her grandparents. Haeckel says … Continue reading →

Yuck!

The new hip-hop album from yuckgod HD is yucky, grimy and grainy 

Music 5 years ago

Ian Michael Lindsay, the musician behind the rap project yuckgod HD, is talking via FaceTime about the group’s latest album, Symphonie Macabre, when he pauses … Continue reading →

Shipe Shape

Eugene singer-songwriter gets vulnerable on his first new release in a decade

Music 5 years ago

On July 17, longtime Eugene singer-songwriter John Shipe will release “Love Ain’t Easy,” the first single off The Beast is Back, which is due out … Continue reading →

Virtual Bach Fest

Escape Zoom hell and stream OBF’s greatest hits for the next two weeks on KWAX 

Music 5 years ago

Normally in this issue we’d be telling you all about the Oregon Bach Festival’s upcoming concerts. But “normally” scampered off a while back, to return … Continue reading →

To Zimbabwe With Love

Local live stream concert benefits clean water in Zimbabwe

Music 5 years ago

As Oregon moves into summer, Zimbabwe faces winter in the Southern Hemisphere. Even when there’s not a pandemic, winter is a time when viruses can … Continue reading →

Music in Motion

Rock docs and biopics highlight artists and scenes missed the first time around

CultureMusic 5 years ago

The best rock documentaries and musical biopics tell untold stories about artists, sounds and scenes that, although they were little known in their own time, … Continue reading →

Laundry Day

Eugene indie rockers explore different perspective on new release, Fast Cars

Music 5 years ago

Although it just released a new album in late April called Fast Cars, Eugene indie rock quartet Laundry is already working on new material. In … Continue reading →

The Boys of Summer

Could 2020’s summer hit come from Eugene?

Music 5 years ago

A new studio EP and a brief summer tour were derailed by COVID-19 for pop band The Graduating Class. Nevertheless, the group stayed busy, recording new … Continue reading →

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