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Movie Theatre Haiku
"This is an album for the ages."
-John Winn. Racket Magazine

"Dark, romantic strains take flight. This gothic, orchestral indie-pop is sure to leave heads spinning with its unique and haunting sound."
- NPR's Second Stage
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Skyscraper Review- Spring 2009, Issue 30

CHRIS ROBLEY & THE FEAR OF HEIGHTS Movie Theatre Haiku CD – Cutthroat Pop There’s a point during “A Memory Lost at Sea,” which opens Chris Robley’s third effort, Movie Theatre Haiku, when you realize Robley is more than just an indie rocker with a singer/songwriter knack. It is not the judicious use of sax [...]

Pet Marmoset Presents “Writer’s Block”- by Ryan Wines

This Saturday night at Holocene in downtown Portland, Team Marmoset will be “using our power for good”, as we present, “Writer’s Block” – a benefit show, with all proceeds going to the Oregon Food Bank. Writer’s Block is a little idea we came up with to accomplish a couple of things in the community. First [...]

The Re-Opening of Mississippi Studios…

… was a great night. Here is a little description from OurPDX.com Welcome back, Mississippi Studios! By A. L. Venable on March 5th, 2009 If you weren’t able to make it to the re-opening of Mississippi Studios on Wednesday night, I have a few photos of some of the bands who took to the new [...]

Live Review of Chris Robley & the Fear of Heights’ Album Release Party for “movie theatre haiku”

Save the Polyphonic Spree, a cult so large it’s confusing, anticipation seems to grow in direct proportion to the number of musicians on stage. Chris Robley brought his gang of eight to the Someday Lounge Friday evening, occasionally reaching a double digits stage presence with guest appearances from hip-hop outfit Sandpeople. With so much to [...]