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Recent Event Photos Wrapup!
The Mumlers, photo by Bryan Bruchman It’s been a very busy month at SPACE Gallery, and whether you’ve been around for all of our exciting events or just heard about them, this is your chance to relive them all in … Continue reading
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Tagged acts of sedition, an evening with, califone, dennis stein, Flickr, jon donnell, Lady Lamb the Beekeeper, photos, south china, the milkman's union, the mumlers, the no. 9, tiger saw, wary meyers tossed and found, ye
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Dead Of Winter '09: Sonya Tomlinson, Jerusha and Jeremy Robinson
A legend on her own, Sonya Tomlison (you know her as the best female rapper in Portland, Sontiago), is planning to team up with Jerusha and Jeremy Robinson (South China) for an exciting twist on what you may be expecting … Continue reading
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Tagged dead of winter 09, interview, mp3, sontiago, south china
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Dog Day Afternoons: July 23
South China White Light The collaborations continued this week, as South China (who also played as part of Plains) performed a haunting set before joining White Light. White Light’s set began with more of a traditional tinge before morphing into … Continue reading