Shiloh: Taking Solace in Such Cold Familiar Places
Local band, Shiloh has a familiar sound unlike anything one might expect to hear.
Read MoreLocal band, Shiloh has a familiar sound unlike anything one might expect to hear.
Read MoreA night full of surprises, costumes and raw talent, yet again at The Empty Bottle.
Read MoreThe former Karate frontman’s latest solo effort is a well-composed narrative of a year he spent living in a small town in Maine.
Read MoreWhat was refreshing about the show was Paternoster’s ambition: She yelped and rattled her way through minor sound hiccups and “guitar troubles” for a nearly hour-long set.
Read MoreStunts is not rebellious nor is it an abrasive album. There is a whimsicality that keeps it light but still intrigues the listener with tiny threats of paroxysms and spasms.
Read MoreSophia Knapp’s Into the Waves is unusually pure and luminous yet primal in its its subtle ferocity. Her vocals are sensual, soothing and from lissome lyrics dissolve under your tongue, a pressure of swelling emotion tingling the tips of your spine. Baroque meets psych-rock circa 1960’s revolutionaries Into the Waves is a sensational album and Sophia’s first […]
Read MoreTerrible Truths is a three-piece band from Adelaide, South Australia, made up of Rani Rose on guitars/vocals, Stacey Wilson on bass/vocals and Liam Kenny on drums. After their first show in February 2010, Terrible Truths quickly gained a reputation as a key part of the burgeoning Adelaide underground with solid live shows characterized by shared vocal duties […]
Read MoreThe band pulled off quite a neat and polished performance, given all the ups and downs of their career.
Read MoreAt Lincoln Hall Friday night, headliner Sharon Van Etten takes her guitar and begins to strum, opening with a song that encapsulates feelings of warmth and painful nostalgia: “You’re the reason why I’ll move to the city/You’re why I’ll need to leave.”
Read MoreAt a last minute request, the band drove to Chicago to play at the Empty Bottle on Wednesday night to open for local artist Gypsy Blood.
Read MoreOlivia Oh Yeah Brother George is a four-piece indie-rock group from our very own Chicago. In fact, you may have heard the group while venturing down Milwaukee Avenue near the six corners in Wicker Park. The band practices in its loft apartment, which is chock-full of instruments — from about a dozen duck-taped tambourines to a theremin. […]
Read MoreCast Aside Thin Hymns is one of those Chicago bands that if you had yet to hear until now, you would feel cheated. With a lithesome surf-rock feel, the four-piece released its first album this past year. The falsetto layered over a wandering whistle and glockenspiel will delight your eardrums. Listen to “Cast Aside,” a track from […]
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