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A wide variety of music, from the genre-defining to the genre-defying, with an emphasis on the music of the 60s and 70s.
Ear inserts (may affect balance), exhumations and curios.
Underground obscurities and above-ground psych, prog, funk and rock from the 1970s and beyond.
All manner of guitar oriented pop/punk/rock/soul/garage with a local emphasis served here!
Rad music (or close enough). Join the hunt for lost gems and new treasures every Wednesday at 7pm. We serve indie rock, global psychedelica, lo-fi, art punk, a particular sort of americana, Portland-centric, international pop, folkishness, and real rock and good radio.
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What would the Mudd Club sound like if it was still open 40 years later?
The Mudd Club creates a dialogue between songs. The Mudd Club does not shy away from abrasive atonal sounds, nor from melodic sweet productions. It’s the juxtaposition of these sounds that creates the most compelling story for the audience.
Welcome to the working week. Every Monday we dust out the darker corners of vinyl, from the 1960's onward. Focusing on post-punk, its blueprints and enduring influence; a full two hours dedicated to the back covers of the back of the back of the crates.
A deceptively sweet concoction of indie musics, from twee to postpunk, for middle-of-the-night snacking.
Power-Pop, Punk and Mod Revival from the late 70s and early 80s, spinning primarily 7" singles