If the dread and difficulty of school has you needing a dreamscape filled with musical psychedelia, STRFKR has the music for you. The indie pop/indie electronic band from Oregon just came out with ...
A dominant presence on the Pacific Northwest indie-rock scene for the better part of the past two decades, the Portland-based band STRFKR is well known for spacey pop songs like “Rawnald Gregory ...
It’s been three years since STRFKR’s last album but that appears to be changing soon. The band’s already announced a tour this fall and, today, The A.V. Club is premiering the video for “Never Ever.” ...
With an unforgettable name, STRFKR uses a vast array of electronic sounds to create truly unique tracks. The band originated in 2007 as a solo project of vocalist Joshua Hodges, and now includes Shawn ...
Oregon-based indie electro-pop group STRFKR is slated to release its new album Reptilians in March, after signing with its new record label, Polyvinyl, last August. Haven’t heard of STRFKR? The group, ...
Six years ago, the band’s principal songwriter Josh Hodges was visiting The Netherlands and working on new material for the weirdo Oregon-based electropop outfit that’s garnered a cult following from ...
To all someones, no-ones, and everyones in between: Brace your ears for some truly new sounds at New Noise, when Portland-based rockers Strfkr debut never-before-played live cuts from their newest ...
The Portland, Oregon, band STRFKR has a thoroughly synthetic sound, made with old and new synthesizers, drum machines, processors, effects stations and lots of other gadgetry. It’s a retro-futuristic ...
The 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship came to a close on Saturday with Georgia securing the women’s national title. Sixteen... Eye on Indie is a weekly column in which Emerald writer Alex ...
Portland's STRFKR is releasing an intentional bummer of a Christmas song. It's called "Happy Fucking Holidays." "I've always hated most holiday music," singer Josh Hodges said in a press release. "So ...
KILL THE LIGHTS: Every so often, you stumble across a band that simply hits it out of the park. On record, electro rockers STRFKR are fun enough. Their albums are replete with nifty Nintendo-inspired ...
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