BIO + PRESS
If the Land of Misfit Toys elected a team of cultural ambassadors, Logan Lynn would be its poet laureate. In Portland’s pulsating music scene, he occupies a singular position- a pop prophet with a penchant for electronic beats, preaching the Good Word to drug-damaged crybabies.
After getting a lo-fi mixtape from 1998 called “This Is Folk Techno” into the right hands, he released his debut album in 2000. Logan Lynn’s “GLEE” is a blissful, sex-drenched romp through some emotionally treacherous territory. Produced by Pfog, heavy themes of religion, sexuality and identity played out alongside upbeat grooves and smiley-face rhythms. Logan Lynn’s debut blended spleen-venting lyrics with “Let’s Dance!” optimism and it’s been said that Lynn “puts the DISCO back into DISCOMFORT.”
His self-titled sophomore effort was released in 2006, using his earlier work as a springboard for exploring fresh sonic territory. The album release coincided with a performance for a crowd of over 400,000 alongside The Presets, Bob Mould and My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult at San Francisco’s Folsom Street Fair. The release of “Logan Lynn” brought with it five music videos which can, for all intents and purposes, be credited for putting Lynn’s music on the map.
A remix collaboration with Producer Carlos Cortes of Portland DJ collective Assemble The Empire yielded an E.P. entitled “Feed Me To The Wolves”, which was released in the fall of 2007, as well as a demo E.P. called “Clean & Stupid” which was not professionally released until 2012. In 2008, Logan hosted the music television show “NewNowNext” on MTV’s Logo Network and his video for “Feed Me To The Wolves” was picked by the network as one of the “TOP 10 OF 2008″!
Lynn was signed to The Dandy Warhols’ record label, “BEAT THE WORLD” RECORDS from July 2007 to July 2010 and released his much anticipated 3rd full length record, “From Pillar To Post” on Labor Day weekend 2009.
In July of 2010, after completing a Summer tour of the U.S. with Portland electronic rock band The Gentry, Logan Lynn announced that he would be taking an extended break from the music industry to go work full time for LGBTQ equal rights at Portland’s Q Center. Instead of releasing the follow-up to 2009′s “From Pillar To Post” traditionally, Lynn completed “I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” with Producer Bryan Cecil in 2010 and gave the proceeds to Portland’s Q Center, the only LGBT community center in the Pacific Northwest.
In June of 2011 Logan Lynn’s “Quickly As We Pass” video premiered on Logo and MTV to rave reviews in the press. “Blood In The Water” was released the same month and features Logan Lynn remixes by Styrofoam, Boy In Static, Flufftronix and 15 other amazing bands, producers and DJ’s. Logan contributed an original, previously unreleased song for “Live From Nowhere Near You (Volume 2)” alongside Pink Martini, The Strokes, Pearl Jam, Spoon, Elliott Smith, Queens of the Stone Age, The Dandy Warhols (and a bunch of other bands) in July of 2011. He also released an acoustic EP in December of 2011 called “Everything You Touch Turns To Gold”, featuring 5 new songs.
After taking a two and a half year hiatus from the music industry, Logan Lynn released a new 10 song album in December 2012 called “Tramp Stamps and Birthmarks”. Produced by Gino Mari and recorded and mixed at The Country Club studios in Portland, the record features collaborations with Los Angeles electropop band Father Tiger, David Appaloosa from Portland indie boyband The Hugs, Spencer Lee Carroll from DJ duo LackLustre, The Gentry, Rowan Wren, Noah Daniel Wood, and more. In January of 2013 the fashion house of Oscar de la Renta began using Logan Lynn’s “Turn Me Out” for their Spring/Summer men’s campaign.
For an extended bio, please check out Logan’s Wikipedia page.
UNDER THE RADAR MAGAZINE
“Delightfully warm synth-pop…Feed Me to the Wolves toes the line between Cut Copy‘s epic chimes and Ladytron‘s dancefloor squiggling.”
URB MAGAZINE
+ Reviewed by Amorn Bholsangngam
“The singer/songwriter sets his heartfelt confessionals to the sound of blaring synths, driving drum rhythms, and pulsing basslines. Sonically adventurous yet possessing the pop sensibilities that lesser artists would forsake in the name of artsiness, Lynn is set to become the new golden boy of sensitive electro-pop.”
+ Amorn Bholsangngam – URB Magazine
USA TODAY
“Fans of electronic compositions and mood music will enjoy Logan Lynn, whose efforts are variously described as electro-pop and emotronic.”
Indie Rock Cafe Music Blog
“Having surfaced to the indie music scene for all the right reasons in recent years, Logan Lynn has released an amazing collection of upbeat, sprawling electro-pop tracks that are not over-produced but engineered to be original and free-flowing. There’s a lot of musical experience and talent wrapped neatly in this well packaged upcoming release.”
+ INDIE ROCK CAFE MUSIC BLOG – IndieRockCafe.com
LOGAN LYNN HAS BEEN FEATURED AT THE FOLLOWING PRESS, TV, AND RADIO OUTLETS:
May 2013
-Featured Article on Huffington Post: “Unsimulated Sex: An Interview With James Franco And Travis Matthews”
-Featured Article on Queer Voices: “My Mother, The Warrior”
Summer Tour Featured On:
- The Village Voice
April 2013
-Featured Article on The Huffington Post: “Accidental Trailblazer: An Interview With Cult Cinema Icon Mink Stole”
Featured on:
-Seattle Gay Scene
-The Oregonian
-Remix Comps
-PQ Monthly
-Accidental Bear
March 2013
-Featured Article on The Huffington Post: “What’s Done Is Done: Honoring Our Past In The Present”
- Featured Article on QBlog: “Queer Voices – An Interview With Janis Ian”
- Featured Article on QBlog: “Queer Voices Exclusive – Meat Quotient: An Interview With Queer Chicago Rapper Big Dipper”
- Featured Article on QBlog: “Queer Voices – Hold My Hand, Sing “Kumbayah”: Can’t We All Just Get Along?”
-Summer Tour Featured in Mondo Sonoro Magazine (Spain)
-Interview in The Skanner News (PDX)
-Interview on Underneath This feminist blog
Featured on:
-Portland Community Media
-Accidental Bear
-PQ Monthly
February 2013
-Featured Article in Just Out Magazine Final Issue – Print Edition
Featured on:
-Accidental Bear
-Towleroad
-Boy Culture
-Queer Me Up
-The Oregonian
-PQ Monthly
January 2013
-Out Magazine Exclusive World Premier of Logan Lynn’s “Hologram” Video
-The Advocate Magazine features “Hologram” on the homepage of their online Arts & Entertainment section.
-Just Out Magazine picks “Tramp Stamps and Birthmarks” as #4 on their Top 5 Records of 2012 List
-Oscar de la Renta uses “Turn Me Out” for their Spring/Summer 2013 Men’s Campaign
-Nicole Miller uses “The Last High (Y-Tron Remix)” for their Spring 2013 Women’s Campaign
-Featured Article on The Huffington Post: “Lightning Strikes – An Interview With Living Legend Joey Arias”
-Featured Interview in Just Out
-Featured Article in Just Out Magazine
Featured on:
-Accidental Bear
-Envision Fashion TV
-Mutiny Bikes website
December 2012
-Featured Article in Just Out Magazine
-Featured Article on QBlog: “Queer Voices – An Interview With RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 5 Contestant Jinkx Monsoon”
“Tramp Stamps and Birthmarks” Reviewed & Featured on:
-NME Magazine (UK)
-Sugarbang
-Just Out Magazine
-Pride Showcase
-KZME Radio
November 2012
-Blog Post Published on Moviefone & HuffPost Entertainment: “Stop-Motion Tolerance: An Interview With ParaNorman Director Chris Butler”
-Featured Article in Just Out Magazine
Comp 175 Featured on:
-Accidental Bear
-Out Loud Radio
-Just Out Magazine
-PQ Monthly
October 2012
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Kill For Love – An Interview With Ruth Radelet of Chromatics”
-Featured Article in Just Out Magazine
“Tramp Stamps and Birthmarks” Single featured on:
-Surviving the Golden Age
-Hype Machine
September 2012
-Featured Article in Just Out Magazine
-Featured on Homoground Queer Music Radio (Episode #076)
“Do You Want Me Or Not?” Single featured on:
-Hype Machine
-Accidental Bear
-Viva Indie Rock
-Surviving The Golden Age
-Eat Yo Beats
-Pride Showcase
-NME Magazine
August 2012
-Interviewed by HuffPost Gay Voices
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: Father Tiger’s Instagram Masterpiece (VIDEO)
-Interview in The Advocate Magazine
-Featured Article in Just Out Magazine
-Featured in NME Magazine (UK)
-Video Interview on Manhunt Daily’s “Real Man Project”
-Featured on Accidental Bear
-Featured on Boy Culture
-Featured on BuzzFeed
-Featured on Towleroad
“Turn Me Out”
-Picked as one of the top 10 Entertainment highlights on The Advocate Magazine’s Hot List week of 8/3
-Picked by Gay Marines as the #1 song to work out to week of 8/12
-Featured on New Queer on the Block
-Featured on The Path to Degeneracy
-Featured on PQ Monthly
-Featured on MTV Hub
July 2012
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “A Century Of Love”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “SSION Earthquake – An Interview With Cody Critcheloe”
-Featured Article in Just Out Magazine
“Turn Me Out” Video Featured by:
-Portland Monthly Magazine (Interview + Video)
-Sugarbang (Interview + Video)
-Just Out Magazine (Review + Video)
-Featured on Remix Comps
June 2012
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Queer Celebrities Need Love, Too (Part 3: Pride Edition): An Interview With Fred Schneider, Chris March, Katastrophe, Hunx and His Punx, Kaia Wilson, Girl in a Coma, Christeene, Slava Mogutin, and Scott Matthews”
-Featured Article in The Portland Mercury: Article 1
-Featured Article in The Portland Mercury: Article 2
-Featured Article in Just Out Magazine
-Cover Story in Just Out Magazine
“Turn Me Out” Featured by:
-Accidental Bear (Interview)
-EQ Electroqueer (Review)
-iTunes (Debuted at #30 on pop new releases list)
May 2012
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Farewell, Sweet Creature”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Love, Intimacy, And Mantras”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “The Stuff Queer Heroes Are Made Of”
April 2012
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Woman on Top: Lady Rizo Takes Over the World”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Bullied to Death in America”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “The Final Frontier: A Small, Wooden Commentary on Love and Death”
-Featured on Just Out: “Logan Lynn Joins Just Out”
March 2012
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Queer Celebrities Need Love, Too (Part 2): An Interview with Will Schwartz, Patty Schemel, Philip Tetro, Ian Harvie, Christopher G. Ciccone, PJ DeBoy, Daniel Nardicio, and Mario Diaz”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Willam Belli, RuPaul’s Drag Race Rule Breaker: The Day After”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Internalized Oppression: The New Slavery”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Guess What? Stealing Is Still Wrong”
February 2012
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “The Dangers of Being a Girly Boy”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Crabs in the Barrel: The Problem With the Gay Press”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “The Treasure of Your Being”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Marriage Discrimination 2012: Smells Like Freedom”
-Featured on The Qu
-Interviewed by PQ Monthly
January 2012
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “I’ve Learned Big Things From Small Creatures”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Queer Celebrities Need Love, Too: An Interview with Matt Alber, Bruce LaBruce, Daniela Sea, Danny Roberts, Jackie Beat, Holcombe Waller, and Matthew Zink”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Some Great Love is Making Its Way to You”
-Blog Post Published on The Huffington Post: “Unhappiness Is A Strange Muse”
-Featured on All Voices
-Featured on DEMETE
-Featured on Mind Cemetery
-Featured on Daily Gawk
-Featured on Celebrity Curse
-Featured on Beautiful Point of View
-Featured on So Celebrities
-Featured on HipHoptimum
-Featured on Tweets and Beats
-Featured on Wopular
-Featured on Home Puzz
-Featured on WD60
-Featured on Gossip Pond (France)
-Featured on Betty Confidential
-Featured on Gozzip
December 2011
-Quoted in Just Out Newsweekly (Final Print Edition)
November 2011
-Featured on Mutiny Bikes website
-Interviewed by Just Out Newsweekly
October 2011
-Featured in Just Out Newsweekly
-Featured in The Oregonian
September 2011
-TV interview on Fox News
-TV interview with NBC News
-Interviewed in The Portland Mercury
-Interviewed in Advocate Magazine
-Interviewed in The Oregonian
-Interviewed in Just Out Newsweekly
-Interviewed in The Houston Chronicle
-Interviewed in The Christian Post (Mars Hill Controversy)
-Interviewed in The Portland State University Vanguard
-Featured on Qpdx
-Featured on KBOO Radio
-Featured on Human Rights Campaign blog
-Featured on bePortland
-Featured on Oregon Faith Report (Mars Hill Controversy)
August 2011
-Featured in Dirty Magazine
-Featured in The Portland Mercury
-Featured in The Oregonian
-”Blood In The Water” reviewed by Just Out Newsweekly
July 2011
-”Quickly As We Pass” premier on MTV Brazil
-”Quickly As We Pass” premier on MTV France
-”Quickly As We Pass” premier on MTV Canada
-Featured in Entertainment Weekly
-Featured in David Byrne’s “Pop Making Sense” column, Windy City Times (Chicago)
-Featured in Under The Radar Magazine
-Featured in Pitchfork Magazine
-Featured in Just Out Newsweekly
-Featured on AntiQuiet
-Featured on MXDWN
-Featured on Brite Revolution
-Featured on Rock on the Streets
-Featured on To Be Young
-Featured on Pusabase
-Featured on The Music Swap
-Featured on Bla Monet
-Featured on Soundsblog (Italy)
-Featured on Fucking Nostalgic
-Featured in Discussions Magazine
-Featured on Rebeleven
June 2011
-Featured on AfterElton.com
-Interviewed by “The Accidental Bear”
-”Blood In The Water” reviewed by Just Out Newsweekly
-”Quickly As We Pass” video premier on Logo
-”Quickly As We Pass” video premier on MTV
-”Quickly As We Pass” video premier on VH1
-Featured on Bop2Pop
May 2011
-Featured in Just Out Newsweekly
-Live radio interview on “The Interview Show” via WinnieCooper (Canada)
-Interviewed by Just Out Newsweekly
April 2011
-Featured on Catch Fire! Music, Pop Culture & Politics (Germany)
-”Buring Your Glory (Schlock Remix) video premier in US
-Featured in Q Center’s web video series “We Are Q Center”
March 2011
-World Premier of “Quickly As We Pass” video on GT Magazine’s Website (UK)
-”Quickly As We Pass” Premier on Portland Monthly Magazine’s Website (US)
-”Quickly As We Pass” featured on The Portland Mercury’s blog “End Hits”
-Featured on The Donnybrook Writing Academy
-Featured on Neon Glide (France)
-Featured on La 3e Heure (France)
-Featured on My Dirty Fkn Music
-Featured on Audioporn Central
February 2011
-”Feed Me To The Wolves” used in the Airplanes & Blazers Las Vegas commercial spot
January 2011
-Featured on the Born This Way blog
-”I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” picked by QPDX as one of the Top 10 Queer Records of 2010
December 2010
-Portland newsweekly Just Out features LL in their “Year in Queer” issue
-Video interview/TV performance on Pirate Satellite TV
November 2010
-”I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” given 5 stars by Part of my Evolution (NYC)
-Remix contest winners announced on Dancefloor Mayhem
-Interviewed by German music site Catch Fire
October 2010
-Featured on the cover of Just Out.
-Remix contest on Dancefloor Mayhem
-Mint Male Magazine with Styrofoam
-”I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” reviewed by German music site Catch Fire
-”I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” featured on Boom Boom Chick (NYC)
September 2010
-”Velocity” picked up by OPB Music, put into heavy rotation.
-”Velocity” picked up by various radio stations around the United States, from Martha’s Vineyard to the Pacific Northwest.
-”I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” reviewed by Zip & a Kick (West Hollywood)
-”I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” Featured on Audio Drums
-”I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” Featured on Oregon Music News
-”I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” Featured on Rock Couture Dreams
-”I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday” Featured on Erie Gay News
-”Feed Me To The Wolves” video Featured on the homepage of BDSM Cams site!
August 2010
-Featured on You Are Part Of My Revolution’ Blog (Brooklyn)
-KZME FM Radio
-Featured on Oregon Music News
-Featured on Local Cut
-Featured on Just Out Blog
-Just Out Portland Newsweekly
July 2010
-Featured on “EQ” (Electroqueer) from the United Kingdom
-Featured on ByronBeck.com
-Featured on NW Music Blog
-Featured on Kris Avalon’s Entertainment Blog (NYC)
-Featured on Just Out Portland Newsweekly blog
-Featured on Willamette Week’s Local Cut
-Featured on Fabulously Gay Blog
-Featured on Shock Treatment Blog (Seattle)
-Featured on Northwest Music Blog (Seattle)
June 2010
-Interview and photo spread in “Dirty” Magazine
-Picked by The Portland Mercury as “Band of the Week”
-Featured in Just Out Portland Newsweekly
-Featured in The Portland Mercury “Queer Underground” issue
-Featured on KEXP Seattle’s “Big Gay Radio” Playlist for Pride month
-Featured on Trustar Vibrations
-Featured in The Seattle Stranger
-Featured on Seattle Gay News
-Featured on Seattle Gay Scene
-Featured on Blogtown
-Featured in Willamette Week
-Featured in The Olympian
-Featured on Oregon Live!
May 2010
-Interviewed by Oregon Music News: “Logan Lynn & The Gentry: Emotronic Goes Post-Punk”
-TV Performance Live @ The Dandy Warhols Odditorium for “Studio 6″, CBS – KOIN 6 News
-TV Performance “Live at 7″, NBC – KGW Newschannel 8
-Featured in Just Out Magazine
-Featured in Portland Mercury
-Featured on Blog Out
-Featured in ID Magazine
-Featured on QPDX
April 2010
-“The Last High” featured on Indie Disco’s “Under The Covers”
-“The Last High” video continues to be featured on MTV’s Logo Channel
(Nationwide, Millions of homes) — Heavy rotation for 3 weeks.
-“The Last High” video added to playlist for gay bars everywhere.
March 2010
-“The Last High” video premiers on Television on MTV’s Logo Channel
-“The Last High” video is featured on MTV.com
-“The Last High” video is featured on VH1.com
-“The Last High” video is featured on LogoOnline.com
-“The Last High” video is featured on Spike TV’s website
-Interviewed on KZME radio
-Featured on “Is This Revolutionary?”
-Featured on “Boom Boom Chik” (NYC)
-Featured on “Girls Sold Out” (United Kingdom)
-Featured on Adam Osgood’s Art Blog
February 2010
-“FPTP” Reviewed in “Mondosonoro” Glossy Magazine (Spain) – 4 Stars!!!
-“FPTP” Reviewed in “GO” Glossy Magazine (Spain) – They recommend it.
-Featured in “Truth Explosion” Magazine
-Featured in “The Deli” Magazine
-Show featured on “Pampelmoose”
January 2010
-”Oregon Music News” picks “FPTP” as one of the “Top 5 Albums of 2009″!
-“The Deli” Magazine calls “FPTP” ‘the best record, electronic or
otherwise, to come out of Portland all year”.
-“Catch Fire” Queer Music Blog gives “Bottom Your Way To The Top” the “Queer Video Of The Year” Award! (Voted on by their readers)
-“Ground Control” Magazine picks “FPTP” as #3 on their list of “Top Albums of 2009″!
-“Indie Rock Cafe” picks “Feed Me To The Wolves” as one of their “Favorite Songs of 2009″!
-“Audio Drums” picks me as one of their “top 25 artists of 2009″!
-“Zip & A Kick” picks “FPTP” as one of the “Best Records of 2009″!
-“Imaginary Trip Sounds” (Portugal) picks “FPTP” as one of their “top 25 Records of 2009″!
-“Girls Sold Out (United Kingdom) picks “FPTP” as one of the “Best Records of 2009″!
-“32 Feet/Second” Picks “Feed Me To The Wolves” as one of the “Top 50 songs of 2009″!
-“Oregon Music News” gives glowing review of my performance the day after “Doug Fir” show.
-“Just Out” Portland Newsweekly writes insanely good review of my performance at “Doug Fir” show.
-“Willamette Week” feature preview of “Doug Fir” show (print & online)
-Featured in “Just Out”
-Featured on “Byron Beck.com”
-Featured on “Oregon Music News”- Preview of Doug Fir show
December 2009
-Interview with “Out Magazine” as well as a feature story.
-Interview with “GT Magazine” (UK)
-Interview with “Gay Like You” Magazine (Peru)
-“Girls Sold Out” (UK) Interview/Story “The Holidays With Logan Lynn”
-Feature Story on “Nerdy Frames” (New Zealand)
-“FPTP Reviewed (SUPER POSITIVE) in “Edge Weekly” in the following cities: Boston, San Francisco, Miami, New York City, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Fire Island, Fort Lauderdale, Las Vegas, Orlando, Philadelphia, Providence, Provincetown, & Washington D.C. This ran in PRINT and ONLINE for the entire first week of December.
November 2009
-“FPTP” featured on “Indie Spotlight” on iTunes homepage for 2 weeks!
-“Bottom Your Way To The Top” Video premiers on MTV’s Logo Channel
(Nationwide, Millions of homes) — In heavy rotation for 2 weeks.
-“Bottom Your Way To The Top” Video featured on VH1.com
-“Bottom Your Way To The Top” Video featured on Spike TV’s website
-“Bottom Your Way To The Top” Video featured on LogoOnline.com
-“FPTP” ++ Reviewed by “Oregon Music News”
-“FPTP” ++ Reviewed by “NW Music Blog”
-“FPTP” ++ Reviewed by “Just Out” Portland Newsweekly.
-“FPTP” ++ Reviewed by “Loveshack, Baby” (Chicago)
-Interview with “Truth Explosion” Magazine: “Demons & White Light Saved My Life”
-Interview with “Oregon Music News”
-Radio Interview/Online Listening Party with “The Stonewall Society” on
“Rainbow World Radio” (LGBT)
-Interview with “Pop Reviews Now”
October 2009
-“Under The Radar” Magazine recommends “FPTP” and features “Feed Me To The Wolves” on their site
-“Fazer Magazine” recommends “FPTP”
-“Write It On My Left Arm” Video & Logan Lynn CMJ show picked up by MTV “Iggy” and positively reviewed.
-“FPTP” ++ Reviewed by “Drunken Warewolf”
-“FPTP” ++ Reviewed by “Independent Clauses”
-“Bottom Your Way To The Top” featured on “TheSixtyOne”
-“Feed Me To The Wolves” played all month on “Kexp”, “OPB Music”, “Kink FM”
September 2009
-MTV’s “Logo” Channel premiers the “Write It On My Left Arm” video and puts it in heavy rotation for 4 weeks!!! A full month of being in millions of homes via TV!!!
-“Write It On My Left Arm” Video featured on LogoOnline.com
-“Write It On My Left Arm” Video featured on VH1.com
-Featured on “32 ft/Second”
-“FPTP” ++ Reviewed by “Your Moment Of Zen”
-“FPTP” ++ Reviewed by “The Deli: Portland”
-“FPTP” ++ Reviewed by “Mic Control”
-Nominated for “Artist Of The Month” at “The Deli” Magazine
-LL commercials running on MTV’s Logo Channel during most sponsor breaks.
August 2009
-MTV Re-Airs Logan Lynn’s “NewNowNext” hosting episode
-Interview with “Q” Magazine (Australia)
-Willamette Week premiers the “Write It On My Left Arm” Video on “Local Cut”
-“Dancefloor Mayhem” Remix Contest/Promotion for LL: “Burning Your Glory”
-Featured on “Billboard.com”
-Featured on “Ginger Head Man” Fetish Sex Site dedicated to hot Red Heads.
-Featured on “Just Out” Portland Newsweekly website
-Featured on “Young Creature” (Chicago)
-“FPTP” ++ Reviewed by “The Pop Stereo”
July 2009
-Interview with “The Indie Music Database” (IMDB)
-Featured on “Just Out” website
-Featured on “The Pop Stereo”
-Featured on “Bearotic” blog for hairy bears
-“Melophobe” Magazine gives KILLER review of my show at Holocene
-“Portland Mercury” picks LL as their “Band Of The Week”
June 2009
-Interview with “Queerlife” NewsMagazine (South Africa)
-LL on the cover of “The Portland Mercury” for their Gay Pride issue
-“Just Out” Feature story on me in PRINT edition and ONLINE for Gay Pride
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Knox Road” (NYC)
May 2009
-“USA Today” recommends “FPTP”.
-2006 version of “Burning Your Glory” licensed as theme song for TV series “Astoria Queens”
-Featured on “You Are The Music”
April 2009
-“URB Magazine” gives “FPTP” GLOWING review and calls LL “The Next Goldenboy Of Sensitive Electropop”.
-Interviewed on “Azltron” Electronic Music Blog
-Radio Interview with “Woof! Media” (San Francisco) “A Good Band Is Hard To Find”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Indie Update”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Think Pink Radio”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Zed = Zee”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Bomarr Blog”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Young Creature” (Chicago)
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Circles of Concrete)
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “You Are Part Of My Evolution”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “We Are Hunted”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Broken Electro + Indie Beats”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Danish Poet”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “The World In A Paper Cup”
March 2009
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Willamette Week” (Local Cut)
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Azltron Electronic Music Blog”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Bored and Beats”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Indie Anen Show”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Danger! Danger!” (Finland)
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Crappy Indie Music”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Audio Drums”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Boom Boom Chik”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Indie Pop Music”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Audio Muffin” (LA)
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Indie Rock Café”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Sound Of Air”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “How Marvelous”
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “The Culture Of Me” (NYC)
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “The Devil Has The Best Tuna” (UK)
-“FPTP” ++ reviewed by “Queerlife” (South Africa)
-Featured on “Willamette Week’s” Local Cut
-Courtney Love puts LL in her “top friends” on myspace for 2 weeks.
-Featured/Quoted in “Melbourne Community Voice” Magazine (Australia, LGBT)
-Featured on “Boston Band Crush”
-Featured on WK Radio
-“Bleed Him Out” used on Soundtrack to “Water Wings”
December 2008
-MTV’s “Logo” Channel picks “Feed Me To The Wolves” video as one of the “Top 10 Videos of 2008″ and plays the special countdown alongside clips from Lynn’s hosting episode of “NewNowNext” in heavy rotation from December 2008-February 2009
September 2008
-“Feed Me To The Wolves” Video picked up by Time/Warner & available ON DEMAND via cable providers everywhere for the month of October 2008.
-“Just Out” Review of my performance at “Beat The World” showcase, MFNW, 2008
-Featured in Willamette Week
August 2008
MTV/Logo premiers an hour-long special episode of “NewNowNext” hosted by Logan Lynn. The episode runs in heavy rotation for two consecutive weeks.
MTV/Logo premiers a commercial spot with Logan Lynn which runs during every commercial break on the channel around the clock for nearly 2 months, then routinely for the next 2 years.
July 2008
“Feed Me To The Wolves” video premiers on MTV/Logo’s “NewNowNext”
-Interview on “Greenland Live”
January 2008
-Nominated for 3 “Pill Awards” – Best New Artist, Best Video
(Alternative), Best Video (Wildcard)
November 2007
“Burning Your Glory” video nominated for Video of the Year by Logo
June 2007
After spending 2 weeks airing on “NewNowNext” Logan Lynn’s “Burning Your Glory” video spends 11 consecutive weeks on Logo’s viewer-voted weekly music video countdown show “The Click List” making it to the #3 place in June 2007.
-Feature stories in Willamette Week, Just Out, & The Portland Mercury.
-Interviewed by Byron Beck for Queer Corner
April 2007
“Burning Your Glory” video gets picked up by MTV/LOGO – Plays on “NewNowNext” 2 weeks in a row.
“Burning Your Glory” video premiers on ADD-TV on New York City Time/Warner Cable
2001
-Featured in The San Francisco Chronicle
-Featured in The Portland Mercury
-Interviewed by John Polly at MTV
2000
-Featured in Willamette Week
-Featured in The Portland Mercury
