what is no quiet hours?

No Quiet Hours is a DIY documentary about a DIY scene. Filmed in the spring of 2024 in Eugene, Oregon, the “docu-film” focuses on the rich and iconic underground college music scene that has thrived in the small college town in the Willamette Valley since the glory days of bands like Grateful Dead and Nirvana. Our documentary highlights the Pacific Northwest’s history of college-town music and specifically the past four years of bands in the Eugene scene post-pandemic, detailing their shows and journey before graduating.

This documentary is a celebration of music, community and the legacy of punk, grunge and rock music in the PNW as a vehicle of expression, identity, and refuge in the face of uncertainty. As an underground industry that generates almost $3 billion annually, the DIY music scene in the Pacific Northwest hasn’t received enough attention for its indelible impact on modern indie music and cultural trends. For us filmmakers, this rambunctious yet close-knit scene has been a safe space from which to process and prepare for the world beyond college.

MOTHRA

Introducing Mothra, a dynamic four-piece punk and indie rock ensemble that delivers a powerful, emotional sound straight from the core. Fuelled by raw, unfiltered emotions and the turbulence of inner turmoil, Mothra’s music resonates deeply with listeners, evoking a cathartic experience with every note. Led by a commanding, feminine voice that pierces through the chaos, Mothra fearlessly channels their feelings into their music, creating an authentic and moving sonic landscape. With each performance, Mothra invites audiences to embrace vulnerability and confront their own emotions, forging a connection that transcends the stage. Get ready to be swept away by the raw energy and emotional intensity of Mothra.