One of Chicago’s best unsung musicians drops a new album, the Chicago Black Social Culture Map talks west-side music, and more.
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Underground R&B singer Khallee lights up the cavernous ‘Cruise Rough’
Khallee used to sing in sorely missed Chicago R&B group Jody, and that history shines through on his new Troll EP.
Chicago group Jody drops an R&B Oasis
The group released its first EP in two years this week.
Members of The-Drum and Romance launch Cold Tech, a monthly psychedelic-dance night
Jeremiah Meece of The-Drum and Ethan Jared of Romance organized the new event.
Best Surprise Festival Set
They saved the day when Supreme Cuts’ gear failed at Lollapalooza, turning in one of the best sets of the weekend.
In Rotation: Dave Mata of Impala Sound Champions on two decades of Danny Akalepse beats
Current musical obsessions of The-Drum’s Jeremiah Meece and Dave Mata of Impala Sound Champions
Gossip Wolf: Red Scare Industries celebrates ten years
Red Scare Industries celebrates ten years, and The-Drum launches the Lo Motion label
The GTW puts a face to Chicago’s avant-pop scene
Charismatic Chicago MC and singer the GTW could help the city’s avant-garde pop scene blow up.
Gossip Wolf: Locrian’s Andre Foisy teaches yoga for your grimmest chakra
Yoga for your grimmest chakra, new music from Catholic Tapes, and more
Lil Herb takes you to Terror Town on his debut mixtape
Lil Herb offers up some complex, engrossing street rap with Welcome to Fazoland.
Gossip Wolf: Let the Pitchfork predictions begin!
Pitchfork lineup predictions, Charlemagne Palestine’s long-overdue return to Chicago, and more
12 O’Clock Track: The GTW’s clothes were sacrificed in order for us to get down to “Bleach Pool”
The local rapper-singer draws upon 90s R&B, Miami bass, and that time an ex messed up his clothes with bleach for the sensual, sparkling “Bleach Pool.”
Gossip Wolf: Icy Demons bassist Griffin Rodriguez needs help bouncing back from a bike crash
Icy Demons bassist Griffin Rodriguez needs help bouncing back from a bike crash, and more.
Lollapalooza 2013 in review: Cell-phone bulges and great expectations
Lollapalooza 2013 had plenty of faults, but we made the most of it by taming our expectations.
Lollapalooza 2013 day two: Photos and a video recap
There were no-shows and technical difficulties, but a rebound by Supreme Cuts and triumphant sets by Kendrick Lamar and the Postal Service saved the day.