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There are at least 5 artists with name Portland. 1) Portland are a three piece lounge band based in the Birmingham, UK; Rory Thompson - Lead vocals & guitar, Sarah Thompson - Backing vocals and Paul Meadows - Bass. Portlands’ music combines acoustic style songwriting with warm strings & soulful melodies. 2) Portland (aka Spencer Lytle) is obsessed with his computer and the sounds that it makes. He uses these sounds to write music that expresses his emotions in ways words never could. Love, sadness, anger and everything in between can be heard swimming through his songs meshed intricately with...

Death/Black/Thrash metal/Crust from Gainesville, Florida. Current line-up: Myk Colby (aka B. Baphomet/Mr. Bambu) - Guitar, Vocals (Thee Kvlt ov (((Øurøbørøs, By the Horns) Dusty - Guitar Hutch - Bass Matt - Drums Hot Graves @ MySpace Hot Graves @ Facebook Hot Graves @ Bandcamp.com Hot Graves @ YouTube .

Graves33 hails from a background of spinning turntables, deep raps, hard hitting beats, and has various musical influences from Classic Rock and Jazz to Hip Hop and Electronic. “If Frank Zappa and Bob Dylan merged their brains to create a Hip Hop frankenstein it would be named after Graves33.” In the past, Graves33 has performed on bills with groups and artists such as Wu-Tang Clan, Artifacts, Efx, Acid Reign, Sole & The Skyrider Band, Myka9, 2Mex, LuckyIAM, Cadalack Ron, Existereo, Awol One, Thesaurus, Mestizo, Qwel & Maker, Noah23, K-The-I???, Dirt Bag Dan, Mac Lethal, Los Feo Faces, Open Mike Eagle,...

“Independent” and “Orchestra” are not two words you often hear in the same breath. Nevertheless, that’s exactly what The Portland Cello Project is: an “indie cello orchestra”. The somewhat intimidating 8-16 cello ensemble, The Portland Cello Project (or, PCP, as their fans affectionately call them), has had a meteoric rise in the vibrant Portland music scene. The group has a deep-rooted philosophy of building a stronger music community – a belief that collaboration is the ironic cornerstone of independent musicianship — that has led them to collaborative performances with a veritable “who’s who” list of Portland musicians, from Laura Gibson...