Cave at The Empty Bottle on April 21, 2012
A night full of surprises, costumes and raw talent, yet again at The Empty Bottle.
Read MoreA night full of surprises, costumes and raw talent, yet again at The Empty Bottle.
Read More“I must warn you, shit’s about to go down … You people are smart as shit in Chicago, bring forth all wondrous music.”
Read MoreThe Naked and Famous recorded a blip in the history of The Vic Theatre as one of the most colorful and high energy shows of the year.
Read MoreMaybe it was the venue, maybe it was the chart-topping status and maybe it was just Saturday. Regardless, it was one to be remembered.
Read MoreTaking the phrase “less talk, more action” to heart, Disappears showed atmosphere and muscle aren’t mutually exclusive while keeping the banter to a brief “thanks guys” near the end.
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 MoreEven when teasing the crowd with new material, Converge demonstrated how and why it has remained relevant by being an ever-evolving entity.
Read MoreWith no light show, no banners, no frills, the ignition was unquestionable when Carrie Brownstein, Mary Timony, Rebecca Cole, and Janet Weiss took the stage.
Read MoreAlthough the British act was always Adam Franklin’s show anyway, he provided ample demonstration of the how and why in the environs of the black cavern under Chicago’s el tracks known as Bottom Lounge on Tuesday night.
Read MoreOf Monsters and Men are similar to a roaring bonfire—beginning with a few sparks and eventually developing into a full-force inferno.
Read MoreTheir nerdy intimacy has always been part of their charm, and Stephen Merritt himself is famous for his dry wit and his grouchy, Eeyore–like persona.
Read MoreCursive was one of bands that made decent emo music before it became emo music and never lost the ambition that made it interesting in the first place.
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