Losurdo talks about the brief, tumultuous history of Life Sentence’s best-known lineup, the importance of making their music available again, and the possibility of a partial reunion.
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Experimental musician Brett Naucke loses an album to hard-drive theft, starts making a new one
Experimental musician Brett Naucke loses an album to hard-drive theft, 80s thrashers Life Sentence reissue their debut LP, and more.
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Unearthing influential Chicago proto-hardcore band Six Feet Under
Despite their influence on midwestern punk, Six Feet Under have fallen off the map—but Moniker Records is working on an archival release.
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Early local hardcore band Savage Beliefs began with a $35 Casio keyboard
Savage Beliefs broke up in 1984 after releasing one seven-inch, but they’ve been playing again since a 2015 reissue on Alona’s Dream.
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See a locally produced punk-rock musical this weekend at Township
A quick look at the locally produced punk musical, Sacrificial Youth
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You Weren’t There (and Neither Was I)
“You Weren’t There: A History of Chicago Punk 1977-84” celebrates its release on DVD with a Saturday screening at the Portage Theater, followed by a show at the Empty Bottle.