The Poison Arrows drop their first album since before their hiatus, Drag City and Neil Hamburger celebrate a rediscovered glam-rock weirdo, and more.
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Bondage and Hamburger, plus more new reviews and notable screenings
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
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Neil Hamburger tests your taste and patience in Entertainment
Rick Alverson’s follow-up to The Comedy is as uncomfortable as black comedy gets.
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Neil Hamburger brings his notorious anticomedy to Schubas
Neil Hamburger is the Tony Clifton-like character of Gregg Turkington, a bumbling, drunken, pathetic comedian who has covered a lot of ground over the past two decades. He’s a prank phone call expert, a Tim & Eric sideman, and an awkward country singer. But what Hamburger has always been best at is being a horribly […]
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Burger time: Neil Hamburger in Chicago
Schubas welcomes the anticomedy stylings of America’s Funnyman, Neil Hamburger.
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Getting uncomfortable with Rick Alverson, director of The Comedy
An interview with the Virginia-based independent filmmaker
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That’s not my finger! and the rest of this week’s movies
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
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Surprises! from Eric Wareheim and DJ Douggpound
Eric Wareheim of “Tim & Eric” and DJ Douggpound curate “Surprises!” featuring music videos for Major Lazer, The Bird and the Bee, MGMT, Cass McCombs and Juiceboxx, for the Select Media Festival’s opening night at Heaven Gallery Thursday 11/19.