My friend Jenny Tatone has interviewed Loch Lomond for their upcoming show at Doug Fir - “Ritchie Young second-guesses himself most of the time. But on those rare days that bring self-confidence, he writes beautifully emotive folk/rock songs. “I don’t know how to do anything else,” he said recently by phone, his voice gentle and [...]

A river runs through it; the river Liffey Dublin
Week 12 of the Podcast continues in its eclectic vein.
1. Sugar Plant - Rainy Day from the album Happy/Trance Mellow.
2. Dirty Martini - Low (Instrumental) original track on the album Tea and Revenge.
3. A Guy Called Gerald - Finley’s Rainbow from the album The Sound of (R)evolution.
4. [...]

Another fine night out with Jon Ragel and Boy Eats Drum Machine at Satyricon last night. I posted a video to YouTube. Worth a look. And here’s one you can download for your video iPod. Right click or control click here select “save link as”. [Hint: there may be an issue with Safari so try [...]

Watch Jon King destroy white goods. Sponsored by Circuit City.

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“Although it’s hard to tell at a glance, this stretch of Holman may be the most impressive and visionary public art project in the country — a project that is miles away, geographically and philosophically, from Chelsea and Art Basel and the whole money-besotted paper-thin art scene.” more.

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The new ariel tram link between OHSU and the South Waterfront area had it’s inaugral media run on Friday.

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(Corked Up With The) Ether is the full title but who’s trainspotting. This was shot from the side of the stage at the Nightmare Before Christmas concert by my daughter Ruby. There’s a few more songs too and as soon as I render them I’ll post them.

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The ATP Nightmare Before Christmas show in Minehead, England last weekend was what can only be described as a real blast. There is something fascinating about these events to me; young people still turn out in droves to see a strong live bill obviously, especially when there’s 53 bands on that bill, but to snap [...]