Starfucker

Starfucker at Roseland Theater, October 20, 2010. Photo by Troy Dunham.
Roseland Theater, October 20, 2010. Photo by Troy Dunham.

melophobe saw Starfucker five times between September 2008 and October 2010, in Portland and Austin.

Songs we posted

  1. German LoveSpotify Apple YouTube
  2. Rawnald Gregory Erickson the SecondSpotify Apple YouTube
  3. Girls Just Want to Have FunSpotify Apple YouTube
  4. Pop SongSpotify Apple YouTube
  5. Bury Us AliveSpotify Apple YouTube

Every show, in order

  1. September 18, 2008

    Starfucker and Dykeritz

    Doug Fir Lounge, Portland, OR

    Words by Casey Wagner, photos by Casey Wagner and Paul Kline

    17 photos
    15 of Starfucker

  2. March 18, 2009

    Starfucker

    Radio Room, SXSW 2009, Austin, TX

    Words and photos by Joshua Bean

    9 photos

  3. September 4, 2009

    Starfucker, We All Have Hooks and Deelay Ceelay

    Doug Fir Lounge, Portland, OR

    Words by Theodora Karatzas, photos by Joshua Bean

    20 photos
    13 of Starfucker

  4. May 11, 2010

    Starfucker, Strength and XDS

    Mississippi Studios, Portland, OR

    Words by Jarrod Dunham, photos by Ro Tam

    11 photos

  5. October 20, 2010

    Starfucker, The Octopus Project and Strength

    Roseland Theater, Portland, OR

    Words by Nicci Boots, photos by Troy Dunham

    38 photos
    14 of Starfucker

Fifty-word reviews

Starfucker

Buy It

Harold Bloom would love Starfucker, whose gamut-running anxious influences turn their eponymous debut into a game of indie-electronic homage spotting. Oh look, the rare Fujiya Broken Social Deacon Collective Least Likely in Helsinki! Add one supremely unmarketable band name, and you've got a dose of surprisingly enjoyable fluff.

Reminds us of Fujiya Broken Social Deacon Collective Least Likely in Helsinki
By Riley Nagler, November 21, 2008

Jupiter

Buy It

These darlings of the Portland indie music scene have stepped up the dance beats and honed their production. Jupiter makes its mark with a combination of up-beat pop and a generous spreading of darker electronic beats (not to mention an adorable cover of “Girls Just Want to Have Fun.”)

By Theodora Karatzas, May 14, 2009

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