Live hip-hop, old-school metal, and lotsa Leonard Cohen
Tag: Vol. 42 No. 9
Issue of Nov. 22 – 28, 2012
That’s not my finger! and the rest of this week’s movies
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
Dark Fog release their solid new record this Saturday
Dark Fog’s new record stands out in a crowd of faceless local psych acts
12 O’Clock Track: Ragana, “666”
Take a listen to the sinister and melancholic “666” by Olympia duo Ragana
It’s not entirely my fault that Notre Dame is good—is it?
Let’s talk about something more pleasant than the No. 1 ranked Irish. Please.
The Alexandria Quartet: inedible
Lawrence Durrell’s Justine, my nominee for novelistic turkey of the ages.
It’s the little things you miss about James Joyce’s “The Dead”
Court Theatre’s Charles Newell directs James Joyce’s “The Dead”
ScrapArtsMusic plumbs the musical potential of plumbing
ScrapArtsMusic plumbs the musical potential of plumbing
The oral tradition
Pang Ho-cheung’s Vulgaria raises the dirty joke to the level of art
The Red Dawn remake looks like a strong argument for ending the war in Afghanistan
Am I the only one who thinks you could switch a few nationalities in the new Red Dawn and have a documentary of America’s invasion of Afghanistan?
On the scene at Cranksgiving Chicago, the annual “food drive on two wheels”
The bike race/food drive showcases the generous side of the bike-messenger subculture