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Hello, We Must Be Goingnew

High Hawk's new album is genius, but your chances of hearing it are slim.
Chicago Reader  |  Miles Raymer  |  12-11-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Like a Little 'Black Korea'new

Middle Eastern shopkeepers in Chicago boycott an up-and-coming MC over a song about liquor stores in the hood.
Chicago Reader  |  Dustin J. Seibert  |  12-04-2006  |  Music

A Life in the Pitnew

Dan the Fan passes the half-century mark with no plans to quit pogoing.
Chicago Reader  |  Monica Kendrick  |  11-27-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

There is No Guyville in Swedennew

If Liz Phair had grown up where it was OK to like sex, she'd be Frida Hyvonen.
Chicago Reader  |  Jessica Hopper  |  11-22-2006  |  Reviews

Happy to Stay Homenew

The guys in Zelienople cultivate a fan base in spite of themselves.
Chicago Reader  |  Peter Margasak  |  11-13-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Gentle Into That Good Nightnew

Mac McCaughan embraces his adulthood.
Chicago Reader  |  Jessica Hopper  |  10-30-2006  |  Reviews

Heretical Metalnew

Isis heads east in a tribute to an Islamic mystic.
Chicago Reader  |  Philip Montoro  |  10-30-2006  |  Reviews

Making eLemonadenew

Thrill Jockey's Bettina Richards isn't thrilled about the digital revolution, but she's determined to meet it head-on.
Chicago Reader  |  Peter Margasak  |  10-30-2006  |  Music

On the Beatnew

A Chicago cop with a love for 60s soul helps the city's forgotten stars get heard again.
Chicago Reader  |  Bob Mehr  |  10-23-2006  |  Music

The Plumbernew

Steve Albini discusses Touch and Go, the Stooges, and how his analog work ethic is faring in the digital age.
Chicago Reader  |  Bob Mehr  |  10-02-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Ra Materialsnew

Hundreds of artifacts from Sun Ra's Chicago years nearly wound up at the dump.
Chicago Reader  |  Peter Margasak  |  10-02-2006  |  Music

The Blair Witch-y Projectnew

Industrial-disco refugee Chris Connelly heads for the woods with Tim Kinsella.
Chicago Reader  |  Bob Mehr  |  09-05-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Former Wilco Member Debuts First Solo Albumnew

The ash from Jay Bennett's cigarette is about to burn his fingers. Suddenly he feels the heat, snaps from his trance, crushes out the cigarette, and begins fiddling with knobs and faders. The song's finished, and he's pulling up another one.
Chicago Reader  |  Bob Mehr  |  08-07-2004  |  Profiles & Interviews

Rock by Numbers

To determine if there's any rhyme or reason to music writing on the Web, guitarist Loren Wilson analyzed the language used in record reviews on Pitchforkmedia.com.
Chicago Reader  |  J. Niimi  |  07-20-2004  |  Music

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