Type Foundry Related:
Adam's Mix Studio located next door to Type Foundry :: The Mix Foundry
Jeremy's band :: Jonny X and the Groadies
Dylan's record label :: Badman Recording Co.

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Other Studios:
Portland:
Scenic Burrows :: Type Foundry freelancer John Askew, and Type Foundry co-owner Dylan Magierek's studio.
Flora Studios :: Occasional Type Foundry freelancer, producer extraordinaire and all around great guy Tucker Martine's studio located down the alley from Type Foundry
Jackpot! :: Tape Op Magazine editor Larry Crane's studio
Permapress Recording :: Studio of Pat Kearns, occasional past Type Foundry freelancer
The Map Room :: Studio of Joshua Powell. Lots of nice homemade mics and pres.
Little Golden Book Studio :: Seth Lorinczi and Juliana Bright from the Golden Bears' home studio.
The Ship :: Mike Stanioch records bands in his basement for cheap. He is now the proud owner of our old Soundcraft Ghost board. Contact him at 503.282.1976

Elsewhere:
Electrical Audio ::
Wavelab ::
Key Club Recording ::
Zero Return ::
Hotel2tango ::

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Mastering:
Portland:
Stereophonic Mastering :: Reasonably priced mastering with top-notch gear from Timothy Stollenwerk
Nettleingham Audio :: Kevin Nettleingham, based just across the Columbia from Portland in Vancouver, WA, has mastered a bunch of stuff we've done.
Superdigital :: Local pro audio store and mastering studio. We recommend Jeff Saltzman or Tony Lash. On the pricier end.
Freq Mastering :: High end Portland mastering studio owned by engineer Ryan Foster.

Elsewhere:
Carl Saff Mastering :: Located in Chicago. Does a great job at a mid-level price, free samples and revisions.
Chicago Mastering Services :: A new mastering studio in Chicago. A joint venture between engineers Bob Weston and Jason Ward
Golden Mastering :: Father and son team of John and JJ Golden operate out of Ventura, CA and have probably mastered many of the records you listen to.
SAE :: Really good mastering studio in Phoenix, AZ.
Spleenless Mastering :: Brooklyn-based former Portlander John Cohrs's mastering service

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Recording-Related:
Tape Op Magazine :: If you don't know, you should. Best recording magazine out there. The only magazine we've seen that uses their advertising revenue to give free subscriptions. It really doesn't get any better than this. The website also features an active message board and forum.
Recording Consoles of the 20th Century :: A gear geek page. Pictures of almost any recording console, tape machine, microphone, monitor or piece of outboard gear you can imagine.
Microphones :: A page devoted to old microphones for radio and recording. Includes audio samples of each of the microphones on voice.
MRL Calibration Tapes Homepage :: Very interesting if you're into the technical end of tape machines. Lots of technical papers on tape recording and tape machine calibration.
Loudness :: A great, insightful article from Chicago Mastering Services on the ridiculous ongoing mastering loudness battle.

Portland Repair and Pro Audio:

Soursound :: Portland techie Bryan Sours who makes kick-ass preamps and amps
Hamptone :: Another Portland techie Scott Hampton makes build-your-own mic pre kits and other fine electronics
Tidepool Audio :: Local providers of kick-ass gear.
Roller Sound :: Wonderful bass cabinets from the shop of Todd Corbett. We have one in the studio. We love it.

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Other Stuff We Like/Friends, Etc:

Badbeard Coffee :: Local Portland roaster providing us with our own, personalized coffee blend.
Bella Stella:: A friend's resale shop for kid clothes and what-not.
Tiny Little Hammers:: Web and graphic design by Dylan McConnell. Use him. He is excellent.

This site was initially created byTony Moreno and later helped along by the delicate guiding hand of designer Dylan McConnell. Thanks guys!