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| 9.1.2007 | Sat | Jennifer Gentle w/ The Dodos and Phantom Buffalo Doors at 9pm |
Jennifer Gentle is an Italian psychedelic avant-pop project created by songwriter Marco Fasolo. The band's new Sub Pop record "The Midnight Room" "pulses with a nocturnal, feverish, hallucinatory emotional atmosphere, making for a truly unique aural experience." The Dodos is Meric Long and Logan Kroeber. Long sings, plays piano, guitar and even trombone. He writes the songs. Kroeber holds down the percussion job. It sounds like a lopsided distribution of duties, except that the drums are massive -- booming, throbbing, gut-slugging, room-ripping attention hogs. They bellow, growl and howl. Phantom Buffalo got votes for "best school spirit" by their graduating class, probably because of their pop-inflected, sometimes jangly, sublimely melodic and notably narrative songs. |
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| 9.6.2007 | Thurs | Scott Peterson and Moses Atwood Doors at 7:30pm |
Two guys from Maine. Go to their webpages and give them a listen. Some folksy heartfelt blues-ridden songs that just beg to be heard live. |
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| 9.7.2007 | Fri | First Friday Art Walk: New Projections + Installations by the Portland Film + Video Artists Collective |
"New Projections + Installations" features work by The Portland Film + Video Artists Collective (PFVAC) utilizing film and video in combination with painting, performance, fabric, and large-format photography, to expand our understanding of moving images. Themes explored include invisible elemental energies, transformation of materials, feminism and domesticity, pliability of time and place, and the impermanence in environmental and cultural conditions. With work by Sydney and Keith Fitzgerald, Ling-Wen Tsai, Stefanie Loeb, Betsy Nelson, Peter Shellenberger, Kenneth White, and Deborah Wing-Sproul. | |||||||
| 9.8.2007 | Sat | Kris Clark Presents: HEART & SOUL 9:30pm, $6, 21+ |
Kris Clark throws a new twist on his latest House Party. Introducing DJ Niles, whose soulful, funky and uplifting mixes brings a whole new meaning to the term "Brooklyn in da house." For those of you that love ALL of the great dance musics, Niles, a professional dancer and choreographer in his other life, understands and delivers. With guest dj TBA. | |||||||
| 9.10.2007 | Mon | Marissa Nadler Doors open at 9pm, |
Melancholy East Coast singer/songwriter Marissa Nadler blends the traditions of British folk and dream pop into an atmosphere all her own. Raised in rural Massachusetts, Nadler took to painting first, a passion she still puts into practice, but it was her love for music that drove her to become proficient with nearly every stringed instrument she could get her hands on. Like the work of contemporaries Faun Fables, Espers, Joanna Newsom, and Josephine Foster, Nadler's compositions sound both timeless and otherworldly. http://www.marissanadler.com/ | |||||||
| 9.11.2007 | Tues | Flatbread Pizza Night - All evening 72 Commercial Street, Portland |
It’s SPACE Gallery night at Flatbread -- a portion of sales of each Flatbread goes to SPACE Gallery to support our efforts to bring you the best contemporary, emerging and unconventional art, artists and ideas! Bring your appetites! |
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| 9.12.2007 | Wed | The Photo Film and Lecture Series: An artist talk by Dan Monick Doors open at 7:00 PM, |
Dan Monick began making photographs as a student at Hampshire College, where he relentlessly documented his life and presented it in lots and lots of very grainy black and white prints. After a stint playing in rock bands and touring the country endlessly in a van, he returned to photography with a move to Los Angeles in 2001. He's made films and worked as a fashion photographer, and his work has appeared in Paper, Swindle, Dwell,XXL, Rolling Stone, The Journal, Spin, Arkitip, Fader and Vice. For a time he worked as a co-curator at the Jeff Electric Gallery in Los Angeles, focusing on first shows for new artists. He has shown his own work at the Nicole Dintaman Gallery, Studio 7, 4016 Gallery, Lather, Han Cholo, Hollywood and Highland, Gallery 1269, Fluxco Gallery, and The Jeff Electric Gallery, and Soo Visual Arts Center. Presented with The Bakery Photo Collective http://www.dmonick.com/ |
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| 9.15.2007 | Sat | Spouse with Winterpills Doors open at 9pm, |
Spouse has been compared to the Replacements, Pixies, Pavement and sometimes the Cure. But don't think of them as retro; really, they are a continuation of the style of rock that emerged when they were all learning how to be a band. They are probably the best band that you've never heard of; or if you've heard of them, the best band you've never paid enough attention to. Winterpills wallow in richly articulated melodies and carefully rendered arrangements. But despite a muted palette, the band keeps attracting light and hopeful elements. http://www.spousemusic.com http://www.winterpills.com |
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| 9.17.2007 | Mon | Found Magazine’s There Goes the Neighborhood Tour 2007! Doors open at 7:30pm, |
Dang, you knew it wasn't safe. And you were right. To celebrate the release of FOUND #5 -- The Crime Issue -- our madman duo of Davy & Peter Rothbart are back on the road this fall on a 65-city, 36-state, 3-month rampage! At each show, Davy will share a trunk-load of sparkling, brand-new finds, and Peter will blast you with his new jams based on notes from FOUND #5. Can you kick it? Yes you can! Come on out and join us for these parties!! Please bring your finds to share, and please let your friends in other cities know that we're headed their way!! http://www.foundmagazine.com/ |
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| 9.20.2007 | Thurs | Portland Film and Video Artist Collective Doors open at 6:30 PM, event begins at 7:00 PM, free, All ages |
Artists from the collective will talk about their work and perform live elements relating to the work on display in the gallery. | |||||||
Tasty treats and beverages Desserts from: Aurora Provisions |
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| 9.27.2007 | Thurs | An Evening with George Saunders Doors open at 7:00 PM, event begins at 7:30 PM, $7, All ages |
The Telling Room, Greater Portland's nonprofit community writing center, presents an evening with award-winning writer George Saunders, whose stories devastate, surge with laughter, and somehow retain a sweet compassion for even the saddest of sad-sack characters. It is these characters, often speaking in an unsortable mix of advertising lingo, technical jargon, and self-help advice, who lead us into the strangest corners of America-from dystopian futuristic theme parks to absurdly small countries. Author of three acclaimed collections of fiction, including CivilWarLand in Bad Decline, as well as a novella and a New York Times bestselling children's book, his anticipated first book of nonfiction, The Braindead Megaphone, will be released in early September. High school students interested in meeting with Saunders for a free talk on the craft of writing earlier in the day should call The Telling Room at 221-0780. |
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| 9.28.2007 | Fri | Sontiago CD release party Doors at 9pm, |
After a three year wait between albums, local lady hip-hopper Sontiago drops her sophomore release, Steel Yourself, on Canadian label Endemik Music. Get in on the hometown advantage and get your copy of the 13 new tracks before it hits the streets nationally in November. Joined on the turntables by Gabe FM, and Portland’s sweetheart dilly dilly on vocals and instruments-a-plenty. The Nile Girls, an all-female African dance troupe, open the evening, so be there early so you don't miss them. Stick around afterwards for a classic hip-hop set by Gabe FM. http://www.myspace.com/sontiago |
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| 9.29.2007 | Sat | The Tenth Annual Manhattan Short Film Festival Doors open at 7:30pm |
The Tenth Annual Manhattan Short Film Festival will take place in over 200 Screening Venues in Europe, North, South and Central America between September the 23rd and September 30th 2007. Twelve short films (each 12 minutes or under in length), selected from over 600 entries submitted from over 40 countries, will not only entertain a global audience and be judged by the film-goers as well. Film Festival attendees are handed a voting card upon purchase of a ticket. After viewing the 12 finalist's films the participating audience is asked to vote for their favorite film. The winner will be announced at 9pm EST on Sunday from union Square Park, NYC and posted online. | |||||||
| 9.30.2007 | Sun | Magnolia Electric Co. and The Watson Twins Doors open at 9pm, |
Jason Molina, the creative chief and sole constant member of Magnolia Electric Co. is indie music's itinerant wanderer, steeped deeply in the history and mythology of American blues, country, and British Isles and Appalachian folk. He's just released a limited edition box set on Secretly Canadian (it actually comes in a wooden box). It's been some time since the band (previously known as Songs:Ohia) appeared at SPACE, and the return will be warmly welcomed. The Watson Twins play a collection of melancholic, intimate songs created with a raw, soulful approach, which embody the traditional soul, gospel and country harmonies that surround them. They're known for their work with Jenny Lewis (Rilo Kiley) on her first solo record. Joining the red haired songstress from Tokyo to Berlin, through the US and back again, the girls enchanted each sold out audience with their soaring choruses and angelic sound. http://www.magnoliaelectricco.com/ http://www.thewatsontwins.com/ |
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