Radio Free Chicago
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Silly Chicago psychedelic indie-rock
outfit CAW! CAW! (not to be confused with Cacaw) released its debut LP, Bummer
Palace, in May—but I haven’t even had a chance to pick it up. According to the
band’s MySpace, it’s available at shows, and the nex...
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Radio Free Chicago
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I have a confession: I love duets. Not all duets, mind you, but I do have a weak spot for a couple of indie rockers getting together and making magic. The National and St. Vincent? Talk about perfection! Grizzly Bear and Beach House? Yes, please! ...
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Radio Free Chicago
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Last week, the twitterverse dang near exploded with news of Bad Books, the new project from Kevin Devine and Manchester Orchestra. It’s not the first time these two have collaborated and it certainly won’t be the last, as Devine’s relationship wi...
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Radio Free Chicago
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I can pinpoint the exact moment I fell in love with Frontier Ruckus. From the first captivating notes of the band's latest cd, Deadmalls and Nightfalls, I knew I was listening to something special but at the minute-and-twenty-four-second mark, wh...
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Radio Free Chicago
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Converging to the Ukrainian Village on August 20th is Dax Riggs and his heavy combination of psychedelic and blues rock. Supporting his new album, Say Goodnight to the World, the ominous frontman of Acid Bath and DeadBoy & the Elephantman has...
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Radio Free Chicago
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Our more astute readers might remember that last month, editor Amber Valentine, videographer Spencer Wells, moonlighting photographer Mark Fain, and contributing superstar Braden Rapp came together as one for Daytrotter's Barn on the 4th of July S...
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Radio Free Chicago
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Musicians flock to the closest big city and cling to it, often using it as a declaration of identity. Matt Skiba associates more nowadays with Chicago and San Francisco than his McHenry roots. Josh Caterer continues to embrace Carpentersville for...
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Radio Free Chicago
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Glissandro 70 - The Rua Rua
It all began in summer of 2003, with an audio web blog and a single song titled "Something". Sandro Perri and Craig Dunsmuir released their self-titled album Glissandro 70 in 2006. It is an EP consisting of tribal bea...
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