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Food & Drink, Food & Drink Feature Sep 25, 2020
Jennifer Kim's pojangmacha and more food and drink to look forward to in the fall

Everything is terrible, but we're not starving. Yet.
- By Mike Sula
- Tags: Food & Drink Feature, Food & Drink, Rob Menor, John Manion, Maggie Hennessey, Meat Project: A Backyard Fire Cooking Zine, El Che, Evette’s, Rafael Esparza, Finom Coffee, Dorian’s, Mitchell AbouJamra, tacos arabes, Low & Slow, Wildwood Tavern, Gary Wiviott, Erick Williams, Virtue Restaurant, Al's Beef, Jonathan Zaragoza, the Promontory, El Oso, Birrieria Zaragoza, Alteconomy, Jennifer Kim, Paserotto, Outer Limits Pojangmacha, Fall Arts Preview

Music, Music Feature Mar 25, 2020
The Chicago Underground Quartet bottle their lightning again

For 19 years, their first album was their only album—but now longtime collaborators Rob Mazurek, Jeff Parker, and Chad Taylor have recaptured the group’s freewheeling jazz spirit.
- By Noah Berlatsky
- Tags: Music Feature, Rob Mazurek, Jeff Parker, Chad Taylor, Matthew Lux, Joshua Abrams, Josh Johnson, Noel Kupersmith, Chicago Underground, Chicago Underground Orchestra, Chicago Underground Duo, Chicago Underground Trio, Chicago Underground Quartet, Good Days, The New Breed, Tortoise, Dorian’s, Exploding Star Orchestra, Desert Encrypts, São Paulo Underground, Playground, Suite for Max Brown, Astral Spirits, jazz, avant-garde, free jazz, experimental, George Fludas, Green Mill, Sun Ra, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Myths and Morals, Bright Light in Winter, Pharoah Sanders, Chris Schlarb, Batida, Strange Wing, Nostalgia, Tunnel Chrome, Four in the Evening, A Re-Occurring Dream

Music, Music Feature Mar 24, 2020
How to buy records during a pandemic

If you have the money to help Chicago’s record stores stay in business long enough to reopen, here are your options.
- By Leor Galil
- Tags: Music Feature, COVID-19, coronavirus, pandemic, social distancing, shelter in place, record stores, shopping, closed, mail, pickup, delivery, records, vinyl, Tony Assimos, Tone Deaf Records, 606 Records, Beverly Records, Bob’s Blues & Jazz Mart, Bric-a-Brac Records, Bucket o’ Blood Books and Records, Conservatory Vintage & Vinyl, Reckless Records, Laurie’s Planet of Sound, Shuga Records, No Requests, Dave’s Records, Dorian’s, Dusty Groove, Electric Jungle, Gramaphone Records, Hyde Park Records, Interstellar Space, No Trend Records, Pinwheel Records, Purple Llama Coffee & Records, Rattleback Records, Record Breakers, Rolling Stones, Shady Rest Vintage & Vinyl, Squeezebox Books & Music, The Old School Records, Vintage Vinyl, Wild Prairie Vintage & Vinyl

Music, Music Feature Dec 13, 2018
Honoring the vanishing musical culture of Wicker Park

In some ways, Dorian’s is just one more boutiquey bar and restaurant. But its record store and music bookings connect it to the neighborhood’s 1990s arts community.
- By Leor Galil
- Tags: Music Feature, Dorian’s, Dorian’s Through the Record Shop, Wicker Park, Double Door, Riot Feast, Lake Shore Dive, Saved by the Max, Zack Eastman, Steve Harris, Derek Berry, Debonair Social Club, Beauty Bar, Brian Fisher, John Hess, Scott McNiece, International Anthem, Uncanned Music, Subterranean, Chop Shop, Danny’s Tavern, Joe Bryl, East Room, Sonotheque, Sportsman’s Club, the Whistler, Alejandro Zerah, Leja Hazer, Gramaphone Records, Hesperian Sound Division, Shazam Bangles, Boogie Munsters, Tone B. Nimble, Isaiah Collier, the Twilite Tone, Tim Zawada, Star Creature Universal Vibrations, Reverb LP, David Tropicalazo, Shake Rattle & Read, Ric Addy, Esoteric Pro Audio

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Jennifer Kim's pojangmacha and more food and drink to look forward to in the fall

Everything is terrible, but we're not starving. Yet.

The Chicago Underground Quartet bottle their lightning again

For 19 years, their first album was their only album—but now longtime collaborators Rob Mazurek, Jeff Parker, and Chad Taylor have recaptured the group’s freewheeling jazz spirit.

How to buy records during a pandemic

If you have the money to help Chicago’s record stores stay in business long enough to reopen, here are your options.

Honoring the vanishing musical culture of Wicker Park

In some ways, Dorian’s is just one more boutiquey bar and restaurant. But its record store and music bookings connect it to the neighborhood’s 1990s arts community.

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Jennifer Kim's pojangmacha and more food and drink to look forward to in the fall

Everything is terrible, but we're not starving. Yet.

The Chicago Underground Quartet bottle their lightning again

For 19 years, their first album was their only album—but now longtime collaborators Rob Mazurek, Jeff Parker, and Chad Taylor have recaptured the group’s freewheeling jazz spirit.

How to buy records during a pandemic

If you have the money to help Chicago’s record stores stay in business long enough to reopen, here are your options.

Honoring the vanishing musical culture of Wicker Park

In some ways, Dorian’s is just one more boutiquey bar and restaurant. But its record store and music bookings connect it to the neighborhood’s 1990s arts community.

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