The new album from Chicago emo band Into It. Over It. is an graceful ode to aging ungracefully.
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Lil B’s 101-track mixtape 05 Fuck Em and 15 more record reviews
Record roundup: Don Cherry’s joyful collectivist jazz, Against Me!’s transformative arena punk, and more
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Soundcheck: Into It. Over It. get close at Schubas
We sit down with Into It. Over It. main man Evan Thomas Weiss for our ongoing Soundcheck video series.
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Reader’s Agenda Fri 10/25: Into It. Over It., Nicole Hollander, and Zombie Prom
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Friday, October 25
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Sunday: Eight Riot Fest acts to see
Day three of Riot Fest features AFI, Suicidal Tendencies, Pixies, and some band called the Replacements.
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Gossip Wolf: A changing of the guard at the Hideout
A changing of the guard at the Hideout, a new indie “supergroup,” and a solo album from half of String Theory
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Swerp Records hates “twinklecore” like Rites of Spring hated “emo”
“Twinklecore” is the latest goofy genre name dogging emo bands
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Three Beats: Jazz great Eddie Johnson gets a posthumous CD release; experimental duo Cleared celebrates the cassette; Rockford emo band Joie de Vivre says au revoir
A posthumous CD release for the great Eddie Johnson Tenor saxophonist Eddie Johnson, who died last year on April 7 at age 89, was one of Chicago’s greatest jazz musicians, a pure embodiment of the classic swing he’d grown up playing. He only made two albums under his own name, and the better of the […]