De La Warr

Deli Best of Portland 2012- Submission Results!

The results are in from the Open Submissions stage for our Portland Year End Poll for Emerging Artists. All of the submissions were ranked by Deli Editors from other scenes and the list of acts that have advanced to our Readers’/Fans’ Poll phase are below. We will also be releasing the list of nominees chosen by our local "scene expert" jurors very soon.

We would like to thank all of the talented artists who submitted. It was our largest Open Submissions pool yet, and certainly a testament to how many rad acts we have in Portland.

Qualified to the final phase of the Best of Portland Poll:

1. Eidolons - 7.83 (out of 10)

2. The Lower 48 - 7.66

2. Catherine Feeny - 7.66

4. Unicorn Domination - 7.16

5. Bloodroot Kids - 6.83

6. Aviel - 6.5

Honorable Mentions (above 6 out of 10):

Soft Shadows (Indie Pop), Charts (Lo-fi Indie), Incredible Yacht Control (Lo-fi Indie), Northeast Northwest (Indie Pop), Austin Joseph (Singer/Songwriter), De La Warr (Indie Rock), Hip Hatchet (Americana), Mars Water (Lo-fi Indie), Rare Monk (Indie Rock).

Jurors: Gracie Gutman (Deli SF), Jason Behrends (Deli Chicago), Paolo De Gregorio (Deli NYC).

The Deli's Staff

Published: January 04, 2013 |

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De La Warr Release New Music Video

There's something about De La Warr that you can't help but enjoy listening to. Formed in 2011, the group's sound possesses the sort of musical maturity and synchronicity it takes some bands years to develop. De La Warr’s songs are full of powerful vocals, heavy rhythms and tastefully infectious lead lines that shape the sort of feel-good indie pop that could get anyone smiling. The band just released a music video to their single, "Like A Drum" which captures their playful style and energy in a visually and emotionally captivating way. It incites the feeling of excitement that precedes a water war with your friends on a hot summer day. Their next show is on October 19th at the Someday Lounge, prepare for a costume party of epic proportions. - Benjamin Toledo

Published: September 26, 2012 |

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Published: December 31, 1969 |

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