Hungry Mob and The Ocean Floor

Well, the eclectic hours have begun. We just moved, in quick succession from Hungry Mob's outdoor set of live r&b to the intimate acoustic duo of The Ocean Floor. And things aren't getting any more sensible since we're about to dive into Black Elk's serious metal (he's screaming "fucking check!" right now, which I guess mean's they're sound checking...) followed by Copy's irresistible 8-bit beats (if you do the right search on Flickr you might be able to find some semi-embarrassing pictures of the PDX Pop board dancing to his set at last year's fest). Gotta love the diversity of music in this town, it's kinda shocking when you see it all in one place.

Re: The Ocean Floor: What's up with Longwood, Florida? So many of Portland's blond-haired goofy-glasses-wearing musical savants seem to be Longwood transplants (Skyler Norwood of Point Juncture, Alan Singley, and now The Ocean Floor). What's in the water down there?

Black Elks is launching into their set right now, which means my ability to think (and therefore, probably, blog) just went out the window! Blorfffgrgghhhhh...