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… And a happy new year | Music | The A.V. Club Chicago

December 31, 2010 / Leave a Comment

To help comb through the concert options for the last night of 2010, The A.V. Club decided to parse through some of the musical highlights and rate them based on the potential emotional response. via … And a happy new year | Music | The A.V. Club Chicago. I had quite a bit of fun determining different … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Freelance Work Tagged: A.V. Club Chicago, concerts, music

The best shows The A.V. Club saw in 2010 | Music | The A.V. Club Chicago

December 22, 2010 / Leave a Comment

Next up in our besties series, the very best shows The A.V. Club staff and contributors went to this year. We rocked. We rolled. We wrote about it. via The best shows The A.V. Club saw in 2010 | Music | The A.V. Club Chicago. I’ve seen a lot of great shows in Chicago, so … [Read more…]

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The album lives… live!

March 24, 2010 / Leave a Comment

Friday night I stood for two-plus hours in awe as I watched The Appleseed Cast perform their entire 2001 double album Low Level Owl. The Lawrence, Kansas emo band played to a packed crowd at Chicago’s Bottom Lounge, and gracefully played the criminally overlooked double album, with a brief intermission breaking up the two volumes and … [Read more…]

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Posted in: True/Slant Tagged: album, ATP, Billboard 200, Bottom Lounge, Chicago, Clarity, concerts, Contra, Don't Look Back, Doolittle, emo, Exile in Guyville, Jimmy Eat World, Liz Phair, Low Level Owl Vol. 1, Low Level Owl Vol. 2, music, The Appleseed Cast, The Pixies, Vampire Weekend

All-ages and DIY shows in Chicago

March 11, 2010 / Leave a Comment

I recently wrote a piece on all-ages shows and DIY venues in Chicago for Medill. The article went online Tuesday, and comes with a (brief) sister piece about the history of all-ages and DIY shows in America, a video and slideshow of a couple of venues and a handful of graphs and photos of these shows. … [Read more…]

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Posted in: True/Slant Tagged: Algernon Cadwallader, all-ages, All-ages Movement Project, Boston, Business Affairs and Consumer Protection Department, Chicago, concerts, DIY, Do It Yourself, Enemy, Facebook, Medill, music, Ottoman Empire, punk, Strangelight, Todd P.

Building the Playing

July 21, 2008 / Leave a Comment

Down in New York for the weekend, I decided to take a break from some ear-shattering concerts (short review: Deerhoof rocked Prospect Park, Parts & Labor absolutely killed it at Siren Music Festival) to check out David Byrne’s Playing the Building exhibit at the Battery Maritime Building in Manhattan. The instillation is a wonderful little … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: art-rock, Battery Maritime Building, Billboard, concerts, David Byrne, Dear Science, Deerhoof, emo, Lil Wayne, Manhattan, Metro card, music, non-musicians, Parts & Labor, Playing the Building, post-punk, Prospect Park, punk, Siren Music Festival, Talking Heads, TV On The Radio

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