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- Arts & Culture, Art Feature Jan 22, 2021
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Food, health, sleep, and screens: We Series focuses on the essentials
Anything goes during this evening on Twitch.
- Music, Chicagoans of Note Oct 29, 2020
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Andrew Tham, composer, performer, and cofounder of Parlour Tapes
“I was just livestreaming myself from my room for eight hours a day, just to see what it felt like. It was weird.”
- Music, Music Feature Oct 15, 2019
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Because Count Orlok can’t speak for himself
Maxx McGathey of Gramps the Vamp scores silent horror films, including Nosferatu and The Man Who Laughs, which opens the Music Box of Horrors—and whose disfigured hero inspired the Joker.
- Music, Gossip Wolf Mar 13, 2019
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Katinka Kleijn and Lia Kohl play with 30 cellos in a swimming pool
Plus: The rejuvenated Skin Graft Records drops a Chicago vs. New York compilation, and the Chili-Synthesizer Cook-Off returns for its ninth year of hearty weirdness.
- Music, Music Feature Jul 25, 2018
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Whitney Johnson works to remystify music as Matchess
The Chicago violist, singer, and organist completes the Matchess Trilogy with the occult healing songs of the new Sacracorpa.
- Blogs, Bleader Feb 13, 2017
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This week’s Frequency Festival finds points of contact between classical, jazz, and the avant-garde
The concert series booked by the Reader's Peter Margasak throws its second annual six-day festival of boundary-erasing music.
- Blogs, Bleader Feb 23, 2016
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The Frequency Festival kicks off six days of top-shelf contemporary classical tonight at the MCA
Reader writer Peter Margasak celebrates three years of his Frequency Series with a festival of adventurous new music.