Almost four decades after her tenure in New York no-wave band DNA, Ikue Mori brings her still-evolving music to Chicago for two rare appearances.
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My favorite albums of 2013, numbers 20 through 11
The countdown of my favorite albums from 2013, part three
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Robert Pollard’s not-at-all-haphazard Honey Locust Honky Tonk and 14 more record reviews
Six Reader writers fan out to consider Author & Punisher, Ciara, and more
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12 O’Clock Track: “Two to Your Right, Five to Your Left,” a chunk of loud, visceral cello music from Okkyung Lee
A piercing, visceral improvisation from the South Korean cellist.
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Outrageous synth pop, new psychedelic garage, revitalized art-rock, and more on the B Side
Baathhaus, Radar Eyes, Ono, R. Kelly, and more
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Burnt Sugar Tonight at Uncommon Ground
New York genre melters Burnt Sugar perform tonight at Uncommon Ground on Devon.
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The boundless sonic creativity of Okkyung Lee
Okkyung Lee, who plays Sunday night at the Pritzker Pavilion in Min Xiao-Fen’s Asian Trio, is one of the most beguiling young figures in New York’s creative-music community. The Korean cellist—she came to the U.S. in 1993, at age 18—moves effortlessly between different worlds without changing her sound in any significant way. She plays in […]