Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Eugene weekly. (Eugene, Oregon) 1993-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 2013)
MUSICLISTINGS C O N T I N U E D =FI8=LCCJ:?<;LC<M@J@K =FI I 8 =L = CC J:?<; J :?<; :?<;L LC< < M@J@ LC< M @J K M@J@K NNN%D@B<K?I8J?<IGI<J<EKJ%:FD =FCCFNLJFEC@E<8K1=8:<9FFB%:FD&D@B<K?I8J?<IGI<J<EKJ%:FD NNN%DPJG8:<%:FD&D@B<K?I8J?<IGI<J<EKJ =I@D8I( NFN ?8CC )0(N/K?8M< <L><E<#FI -1''GD;FFIJ 8CC8><J 9<<IN@E<N@K? GIFG<I@; K@:B<KJ8K J8=<N8P& K@:B<KJN<JK :?8I><9PG?FE< ($/''$00)$K@OO GCL>@EJK<I<F >FC;?FLJ< D8JK<IJ?FIK@< BREW & CUE DJ Brady—9pm; n/c BUGSY’S MondayBug—7pm; Acoustic, n/c EUGENE SUZUKI MUSIC ACADEMY Irish Jam Session— 7pm; n/c PORKY’S PALACE Karaoke— 8pm REALITY KITCHEN Acoustic Reality—7:30pm; Open mic, n/c VILLAGE GREEN Dylan James— 7pm; Contemporary guitar, n/c WANDERING GOAT Songwriter’s Night (originals only)—7pm; n/c TUESDAY 2/26 5TH ST. CORNUCOPIA Jesse A<== D8E>LD F= Meade w/Jeremy Pruitt— 9:30pm; n/c BEALL HALL Ova Novi Ensemble—8pm; n/c BLACK FOREST Open mic— 9pm; n/c BUGSY’S Karaoke—8pm THE CITY iPod Night—6pm; n/c COZMIC Sugarbeets, Low Tide Drifters—7pm; Canned food drive, $10-$20 COWFISH School Night Dance Party w/Michael Human—9pm; Electro, blog-house, n/c DOC’S PAD—Karaoke—9pm DOWNTOWN LOUNGE Open Mic—6pm; n/c; Karaoke—9pm GRANARY S.I.N. Night & Karaoke w/Nick—9pm; n/c HOT MAMA’S WINGS Open Mic— 8pm; n/c IZAKAYA MEIJI CO. Cowboy Karaoke—10pm; n/c LUCKEY’S Private Stock w/KI & the Architex—10pm; Hip-hop, ladies night, $2 MAC’S Roosters Blues Jam— 7pm; n/c THE O BAR Karaoke—9:30pm OAK ST. SPEAKEASY Karaoke party—9pm, n/c SAM BONDS Bluegrass Jam— 9pm; n/c SIDEBAR Service Industry Night—9pm; n/c VILLAGE GREEN Dylan James— 7pm; Contemporary guitar, n/c WHISKEY RIVER RANCH Karaoke—9pm WEDNESDAY 2/27 5TH ST. CORNUCOPIA Karaoke—9pm AASEN-HULL HALL PRISM Saxophone Quartet—7:30pm; n/c BEALL HALL Campus Band— 8pm; n/c BLACK FOREST Karaoke—9pm THE BLIND PIG Karaoke w/Jim Jim—9pm COWFISH “Hump Night” w/ Connor J, Club Bangers—9pm; n/c DOWNTOWN LOUNGE Bikes, BBQ & Blues Jam—8pm; n/c GRANARY Jazz jam w/Gerry Rempel & Thierry Renoux— 7pm; n/c THE GREEN ROOM Karaoke— 9pm; n/c LEVEL UP 80s Music Videos w/ VJ Ferris—9pm; n/c LUCKEY’S Cornshed—10pm; Indie, $3 MAC’S Wine, Jazz & Variety Show w/Gus Russell & Paul Biondi—6pm; Jazz, blues, n/c MAX’S Lonesome Randall— 7pm; Rock & roll historian, n/c MULLIGAN’S Open Mic— 8:30pm; n/c MUSIC MASTERS Bluegrass Jam—7pm OAK ST. SPEAKEASY Comedy Showcase—9pm; n/c OLD PAD Trivia night—9pm; n/c POUR HOUSE Karaoke—9pm E<LKI8CD@CB?FK<C K8CC=@IJ JLE;8P8GI@C. D:;FE8C;K?<8KI< ('('N@CC8D<KK<JK×<L><E<#FI .1''GD;FFIJ×8CC8><J×=LCC98IN@K?GIFG<I@; K@:B<KJ8KJ8=<N8P&K@:B<KJN<JKCF:8K@FEJ :?8I><9PG?FE<($/''$00)$K@OO EFG?FKF>I8G?P&EFI<:FI;@E>8CCFN<; K?@J@E:CL;<J:<CCG?FE<J (G<I<8:?K@:B<KKF9<E<=@K:?@C;I<EF=K?<9CL<JBP <K<IE8C9CL<JBPF=DFE>FC@8%FI> 9CFE;=@I< DFK?<I DFK?<I KL<J;8P 8GI@C(- D:;FE8C; K?<8KI< ('('N@CC8D<KK<JK×<L><E<#FI .1''GD;FFIJ×8CC8><J =LCC98IN@K?GIFG<I@; K@:B<KJ8K J8=<N8P&K@:B<KJN<JK :?8I><9PG?FE<($/''$00)$K@OO CLUB TH 2/21 FR 2/22 100 YEARS Subliminal [Reggae] Phillys Phunkestra [Funk] SAT 2/23 Volifonix [Pop/Funk] 830 Olive St | 541-343-3204 933 Olive St | 541-687-4643 In the heart of the Barmuda Triangle WELCOME LOGGERS SATISFY YOUR FANTASIES AT NUDE HOURS DAILY NOON TO 2:15 AM NO COVER MON/WED $15 TABLE DANCES NO COVER 1836 S. A Street • Springfield • 541-762-1503 26 February 21, 2013 • eugeneweekly.com FLAWED BEAUTY If you want to know what Robin Bacior sounds like, and I mean really sounds like, listen to her 2013 EP I Left You, Still In Love (available for free until Feb. 25 at robinbacior.bandcamp.com). The album was recorded in a one-day session at Headgear Studios in Brooklyn, New York. If you listen closely to “Women Speak,” you will hear a guitar string snapping. At first, Bacior thought she had ruined the track, but the recording grew on her, the flaws creating a sense of intimacy. “It’s a direct reflection of our live show,” Bacior says. “I like when I hear something and I feel like I’m in the room with someone.” Bacior recently relocated to Portland from Brooklyn, where her cellist Dan Bindschedler remains. Despite the distance, the pair remains close, exchanging letters and emails about songs. Then they pick a place on one of the coasts where they meet for “concentrated practices,” basically isolating themselves and holing away for long weekends. “It works really well,” Bacior says. “We’re used to each other’s style. We can guess where the other one is going to go.” And it does work well. Bacior’s voice is like a melding of Ani DiFranco and Zooey Deschanel, and when paired with the cello, or the piano for that matter, it transcends into something hauntingly, but humbly, beautiful. As an artist with intrinsic musical talent, Bacior shoud push her vocals past her comfort zone in the future because it could be something truly sublime. That may happen sooner rather than later — she’s already itching to record again. Bacior won’t be the only talented female vocalist that night; Hot Milk will be opening. Led by Rebecca Conner’s smoky, smooth voice, the jazz-inspired Hot Milk is one of Eugene’s rising talents. Listen for their highly danceable version of The Jungle Book’s “I Wanna Be Like You.” Conner, who studies jazz at LCC, says the band hopes to record an album soon, but first they have to raise money via Kickstarter. Robin Bacior, Hot Milk and The Great Hiatum play 9:30 pm Saturday, Feb. 23, at Sam Bond’s; $5. — Alex Notman
