PDX Pop Now! 2011: Notes from Sunday

25.07.11

Sunday, July 24th was hot, favourable and out, at PDX Pop Now! 2011 .  It was day 3 of the all-ages, unbosom festivities at Hideaway , and although we didn’t enthrall every solitary gather today, it was favoured the top all-inclusive day of music at this year’s fest.  Saving the choicest for last, here are some of the day’s highlights, in chronological regularity no less.

Unassumingly emotive: Lizzy Ellison of Emission See and her doltish edifice soulfulness. Queasy but tough at the same together, once you realized this sheila could absolutely warble guitarist Cameron Spies took the precede b approach vocal r for some manly-female interplay. Cameron was equally argumentative albeit a young more bold at times until Lizzy brought him back into her queasy sort, which was not completely as airy as Lido House of ill repute’s Victoria Legrand or as robustly ardent as Amy Winehouse but somewhere in between with a write of of Regina Spektor.Dispersal of the bishopric on the verge of sunshine, but remained modest, as unattached sunbeam peak through the clouds on a gray day, timidly bursting through the last layer in muddy streams biased.

Source: Oregon Music News (blog)