DC Summer Radio - Hour One
Week one (embedded below) features a slick Ariana Grande sample, Turkish psych, an indie pop summer anthem, and the musings of a stoned kid
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Nathan Yoder
- May 12, 2020
Album Preview - Luke Schneider - Altar of Harmony
Luke Schneider is a popular Nashville-based session musician, having played a variety of stringed instruments alongside Margo Price, William
Nathan Yoder
- May 11, 2020
Album of the Week - water feature - in the world generally
Tasty Morsels is a record label of sorts, but one that does not actually distribute physical copies of albums, promote tours, or make any mo
Nathan Yoder
- May 4, 2020
Album of the Week - V/A - Piano Cloud Series Volume Five
Apologies to Karim Kamar, who released an excellent album of solo piano music this past Friday, but when pitted against a 50-song, two-and-a
Nathan Yoder
- Apr 27, 2020
Album of the Week - Jäverling ◇ von Euler - Musik för trädgårdar
With their new release, Musik för trädgårdar (which is inspired by plants and horticulture), the Swedish duo of Rickard Jäverling and Henrik
Nathan Yoder
- Apr 20, 2020
Album of the Week - Chihei Hatakeyama - Void XX
Chihei Hatakeyama makes music to melt to. His meditative new age pieces are composed of heavily-processed instrumentation, recorded and the
Nathan Yoder
- Apr 16, 2020
Pickathon Presents "A Concert A Day" to Support Artists
As artists postpone tours and venues drop events, Pickathon, the beloved music festival and PNW cultural institution, has decided to step up
Nathan Yoder
- Apr 13, 2020
Album of the Week - Inwards - Bright Serpent
To those who do not entirely appreciate the genre, electronic music can feel repetitive. A melody that spans an entire track, repeating ove
Nathan Yoder
- Apr 9, 2020
Artist Interview Series: Shelley Short
This installment spotlights Shelley Short, a musician who just left the Pacific Northwest for Australia, but still holds Oregon very close,
Nathan Yoder
- Apr 7, 2020
Artist Interview Series: Derek Hunter Wilson
As show coverage drops off during this period of quarantine, the "features" space on this site will feature more and more artist...
Nathan Yoder
- Apr 6, 2020
Album of the Week - Clarice Jensen - The experience of repetition as death
Considering our current situation, the title of Clarice Jensen's most recent release feels pretty spot-on. "What day is it, again?" we wond
Nathan Yoder
- Apr 2, 2020
Artist Interview Series: Rich Ruth
This third artist write-up captures a Q+A correspondence with Rich Ruth, a Nashville artist who is currently composing ambient music.
Nathan Yoder
- Mar 31, 2020
Artist Interview Series: Leslee Smucker
This installment spotlights Dr. Leslee Smucker, an inter-media artist who, on top of her academic research and teaching work, performs chamb
Nathan Yoder
- Mar 30, 2020
Album of the Week - Nils Frahm - Empty
It's been said that when Nils Frahm takes his show on the road, he brings so much equipment that auditorium stages literally sag under the w
Nathan Yoder
- Mar 24, 2020
Artist Interview Series: Sunbathe
An email exchange with Maggie Morris of Sunbathe.
Nathan Yoder
- Mar 23, 2020
If You're Needing an Album to...
50 albums to help you navigate these strange days.
Nathan Yoder
- Mar 23, 2020
Album of the Week - Ratgrave - Rock
Sometimes an album emerges out of nowhere and is so stylistically different than whatever else you are immersed in, that you can't forget it
Nathan Yoder
- Mar 16, 2020
Album of the Week - Glåsbird - Norskfjǫrðr
Glåsbird makes musical postcards - compositions defined by place. In the past, the artist's location-themed albums captured the desolate, f
Nathan Yoder
- Mar 13, 2020
Homebound
As we collectively enter this strange and frightening phase of social and professional quarantine, music can act as a centering presence. A
Nathan Yoder
- Mar 12, 2020
Fennesz at Holocene - 03/11/2020
The prolific Austrian guitarist and soundscape artist made a rare visit to Portland on Tuesday evening, and showed a Holocene audience that
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