An online collaboration by four musicians in four states has parlayed pandemic necessity into new forms of creativity—and some tight long-distance friendships.
Tag: Patient Sounds
The Patient Sounds label goes out with a bang
The Patient Sounds label goes out with a bang, Andrew Smith’s Jungle Green project drops its first album as a band, and more.
Andrew Smith throws Jungle Green’s homemade songs at a bigger wall—will they stick?
Chicago singer-songwriter Andrew Smith has promoted Jungle Green’s homemade songs mostly by sending them to people who reply to flyers he’s taped to lampposts. Fortunately he’s also made some well-connected fans.
La Armada return with an overdue album of Dominican-born hardcore
La Armada return with an overdue album of Dominican-born hardcore, awesomely trashy Indiana punks the Fritz celebrate their debut record, and more.
Jessica Marks sings a ghostly song in a haunted house
Jessica Marks sings a ghostly song in a haunted house, the Palmer Squares play a benefit for Chance’s Arts & Literature Fund, and more.
Chicago experimentalist M. Sage twists a Screamin’ Jay Hawkins classic into an eerie shadow of itself
Matthew Sage, who runs the excellent local Patient Sounds label, covers “I Put a Spell on You” for a Halloween compilation.
Underground dance-music collective Tied celebrate their third birthday
Plus: Nomo play their first show in three years, the Promontory hosts the Twilite Tone on Thanksgiving, and more.
Nick Sherman of the Variable Why explains the tech behind his new experimental tape
The former Light Pollution guitarist stumbled upon an unusual sound while programming a digital looper.
Mukqs’s new cassette hijacks talk radio samples to channel childhood memories
The Good Willsmith side project mixes broadcast samples with erratic guitar drones.