NEW RELEASE: &&&/Woolen Men Split Ape
Now available as a limited edition cassette and digital download, find the And And And/Woolen Men Split Ape at our Goodsie store! And And And has released a brand new album called Life Ruiner on cassette tape through Apes Tapes. Life Ruiner is on one side of the tape. Songs by the spectacular Woolen Men...
KPSU Pledge Drive w/ Leviticus Appleton!
Come support our friends over at KPSU for the 2011 pledge drive! This station supports so much of Portland’s local music scene, so get your ass in gear and support them right back. Apes Tapes’ Leviticus Appleton will be performing with U.S.F. and Aqua Fiestas.
Follow Radiation City’s Tour on Tumblr
The Apes Tapes Tumblr feed is buzzing with photos from Rad City’s current tour. Head on over to see daily shennaniganis updates from our darling artist!
Radiation City on Listologies!
Some bands hit you like a wave. Some bands start slow, manage to sneak into your mindear and grow and fester into awesome. Somehow, Radiation City does both. I am not even going to explain that. Just listen, love like a festering wave. http://listologies.blogspot.com/2011/04/song-of-day-color-of-industry-by.html
Sound on the Sound on Radiation City
What a nice review of Radiation City’s recent Seattle show at Sound on the Sound. This month we had the pleasure of bringing up Radiation City to Seattle for the first time and I’d by lying if after their set I didn’t seriously think to myself “Next PDX Obsession.” I also asked myself “Most...
Radiation City: West Coast Tour 2011
Cooking up yet another darling sound to tear you away from your TV dinner, Radiation City delivers the calmed echoes of amplifier tubes and secret gramophones, the soothing, sonic smile of a warbling Wurlitzer, while precisely sparse heart-throbbing drums bounce from the analogue souls of our “Next Portland Obsession.” (Sound On The Sound) Listen for...
NEW RELEASE: Adventures! With Might
From the opening moments of “Val Kilmore,” the first song on Adventures! With Might’s self-titled debut full-length, I expect to hear Depeche Mode’s Dave Gahan coming in with a well-timed “reach out and touch faith!” But the band takes things in a different direction, one with roots decidedly more ’90s than ’80s—“Val Kilmore” winds up...
