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Music, Gossip Wolf Oct 8, 2019
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Chicago filmmaker Jim Sikora screens a rarely seen love letter to Saccharine Trust

Plus: Sacha Mullin celebrates an earnest, silly new video for an old song, and the Hood Internet drop five weekly video mashups covering 1979 through ’83.
- By J.R. Nelson and Leor Galil
- Tags: Gossip Wolf, Jim Sikora, SST Records, Saccharine Trust, Mike Watt, Jack Brewer, Minutemen, My Char-Broiled Burger With Brewer, Siskel Film Center, Michael Shannon, I’ll Die Tomorrow, Things I’ve Done, David Yow, Brian Dennehy, Sacha Mullin, Duplex, Dead Rider, Cheer-Accident, Lovely Little Girls, Crow, Cafe Mustache, video, Hood Internet, The Hood Internet Presents 1979, The Hood Internet Presents 1983, Schubas, Video

Music, Music Feature Jun 5, 2018
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Willie Clayton still has his sterling voice as his career nears its golden anniversary

For his fourth appearance on the Blues Festival’s main stage, the southern soul king will be cooking with a full band—backup singers, horn players, and all.
- By Bill Dahl
- Tags: Music Feature, Willie Clayton, southern soul, blues, Chicago Blues Festival, Pritzker Pavilion, R&B, soul, Hi Records, Willie Mitchell, Pervis Spann, Pawn, General Crook, Compleat, Tell Me, What a Way to Put It, Al Green, It’s Time You Made Up Your Mind, E. Rodney Jones, Jimmy Liggins, Duplex, Indianola, Mississippi, Burning Spear, High Chaparral, Ace, Ichiban, Malaco, Endzone, WVON, Marvin Gaye, David Ruffin, Video

Music, Gossip Wolf Jul 11, 2017
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Sacha Mullin of Cheer-Accident celebrates a new album of avant-garde pop

Plus: Featherproof and Moniker publish a memoir by outsider punk J.T. IV, and Arvo Zylo’s noise collective Blood Rhythms bids farewell to Chicago.
- By J.R. Nelson and Leor Galil
- Tags: Gossip Wolf, Sacha Mullin, Cheer-Accident, Duplex, Lovely Little Girls, Cafe Mustache, American Draft, Guzzlemug, J.T. IV, John Henry Timmis IV, Robert Cole Manis, Drag City, Galactic Zoo Disk, Moniker Records, From the Inside, Cosmic Lightning, Featherproof Books, Arvo Zylo, Blood Rhythms, Assembly, No Part of It, Mutiny, Gas Mask Horse, Spare Change, Silver Abuse, Cutting Teeth, Heuristics, Video

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Chicago filmmaker Jim Sikora screens a rarely seen love letter to Saccharine Trust

Plus: Sacha Mullin celebrates an earnest, silly new video for an old song, and the Hood Internet drop five weekly video mashups covering 1979 through ’83.

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Willie Clayton still has his sterling voice as his career nears its golden anniversary

For his fourth appearance on the Blues Festival’s main stage, the southern soul king will be cooking with a full band—backup singers, horn players, and all.

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Sacha Mullin of Cheer-Accident celebrates a new album of avant-garde pop

Plus: Featherproof and Moniker publish a memoir by outsider punk J.T. IV, and Arvo Zylo’s noise collective Blood Rhythms bids farewell to Chicago.

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Video Chicago filmmaker Jim Sikora screens a rarely seen love letter to Saccharine Trust

Plus: Sacha Mullin celebrates an earnest, silly new video for an old song, and the Hood Internet drop five weekly video mashups covering 1979 through ’83.

Video Willie Clayton still has his sterling voice as his career nears its golden anniversary

For his fourth appearance on the Blues Festival’s main stage, the southern soul king will be cooking with a full band—backup singers, horn players, and all.

Video Sacha Mullin of Cheer-Accident celebrates a new album of avant-garde pop

Plus: Featherproof and Moniker publish a memoir by outsider punk J.T. IV, and Arvo Zylo’s noise collective Blood Rhythms bids farewell to Chicago.

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Chicago filmmaker Jim Sikora screens a rarely seen love letter to Saccharine Trust

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Willie Clayton still has his sterling voice as his career nears its golden anniversary

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Sacha Mullin of Cheer-Accident celebrates a new album of avant-garde pop