Tim Kinsella lets everyone else tell the story of Joan of Arc—entirely in keeping with his long-running group’s embrace of illogic and reinvention.
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Disappears, White/Light, and Steve Shelley drop a collaboration recorded 11 years ago
Disappears, White/Light, and Steve Shelley drop a collaboration recorded 11 years ago, two-thirds of Weatherman share their first music since moving to a medieval French village, and more.
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Sophie Brochu brings new grandeur to Fauvely’s intimate dream pop
Sophie Brochu brings new grandeur to Fauvely’s intimate dream pop, Leisure Records drops a dose of Italian disco, and more.
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Slowcore veterans Pinebender resurrect their original lineup
Slowcore veterans Pinebender resurrect their original lineup, underground rapper Freako celebrates a new mixtape with a jam-packed art show, and more.
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Local punks Problem People offer the first taste of their next album with a spooky new video
Problem People’s second LP, as yet untitled, comes out in March on Tic Tac Totally.
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Gossip Wolf: One-man pizza party ShowYouSuck celebrates his debut EP
An untamed benefit show for the Rebuilding Exchange, and more
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In Rotation: Matt Clark of White/Light on Nile Rodgers’s winterized boats
Current musical obsessions of White/Light’s Matt Clark and the Mayfair Workshop’s Mark Greenberg
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In Rotation: Engineer Jason Ward on Grimes’s “Oblivion” video
Current musical delights of Tic Tac Totally founder Matt Clark and Chicago Mastering Service’s Jason Ward
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And the winner of the bad-luck jacket is. . .
Matt Clark is the winner of the bad luck jacket
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Soundtrack Week: Tic Tac Totally
The garage and punk label Tic Tac Totally kicks off Soundtrack Week
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Label founders speak for themselves: Matt Clark, Tic Tac Totally
Label founders speak for themselves: Matt Clark, Tic Tac Totally
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A Chord You Can Walk Around In
An installation by local drone duo White/Light sets the Museum of Contemporary Art abuzz.