Recommended Reading Week: Old Records Never Die ask whether it’s possible to reclaim your past and your records
Eric Spitznagel was perfectly content with his choice to sell his album collection. It was something he didn’t really need
Read moreEric Spitznagel was perfectly content with his choice to sell his album collection. It was something he didn’t really need
Read moreA couple of years ago in Vancouver, The Edge didn’t look where he was going and walked right off the
Read moreEver since Lollapalooza made Chicago’s Grant Park its permanent home, the festival has thrived. This year’s event, set for the
Read moreLast year, Pearl Jam played two night at Chicago’s Wrigley Field. The resulting concert film, Let’s Play Two, is almost
Read moreTim Newell was in Chicago back on June 4th for U2’s Joshua Tree 30 tour and decided to shoot the
Read moreMy mom had an interesting way of getting me up out of bed. After listening to the morning news, she’d
Read moreCook County, in Illinois, swears it’s not trying to define art. The Chicago Reader broke the story in late August
Read moreChicago, a hub to musicians of all genres and a cornerstone of the jazz and blues worlds, might be taxing
Read moreThe vinyl that we buy today hasn’t changed much since Columbia Records introduced the long-playing 12-inch album in 1948. The
Read moreThis year’s Pitchfork Festival in Chicago coming up in July has some very interesting bits. I was glad to see
Read moreIn a development that I suspect troubles Trent Reznor and Morrissey not at all, neither Nine Inch Nails nor The
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