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- Music, Music Review Aug 6, 2020
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Steve Von Till finds beauty and humanity within a chaotic universe on No Wilderness Deep Enough
- Music, Concert Preview Dec 21, 2019
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They came, they saw, they smoked: Sleep celebrate their decade-long reunion and impending hiatus at Thalia Hall
- Music, Concert Preview Aug 8, 2019
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Brazil’s Deafkids celebrate unity and freedom through ear-ripping, percussive punk fusions
- Music, In Rotation Feb 21, 2018
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Singer and poet Tasha on She Shreds and the missing legacy of black women guitarists
Plus: Musician and producer Kamaria Woods on the blessings and lessons of Georgia Anne Muldrow, Reader music editor Philip Montoro on the constantly confounding Cleric, and more
- Music, Music Feature Feb 7, 2018
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On the new Coma Noir, the Atlas Moth name our foe—and find a reason to fight
The Chicago metal monarchs imagine a cosmic criminal cabal that’s depressingly easy to recognize in the real world.
- Music, Concert Preview Jul 20, 2017
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Almost 30 years later, progressive-metal legends Neurosis redeliver The Word as Law
- Music, Music Feature Mar 24, 2016
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Time traveling with Martin Sorrondeguy of Los Crudos
Revisiting the legendary hardcore band’s old haunts two decades later provides a miniature history of gentrification and activism in Chicago.
- Blogs, Bleader Dec 5, 2014
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Experimental-industrial group Corrections House mellow out with a Neil Young cover
The half-local "supergroup" takes on "Cortez the Killer."
- Blogs, Bleader Nov 30, 2013
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Reader's Agenda Sat 11/30: Corrections House, Paper Machete, and classic horror films
What's on the Reader's Agenda for Saturday, November 30
- Blogs, Bleader Sep 23, 2013
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12 O'Clock Track: "Bullets and Graves" is a heavy, industrial preview from Corrections House's new LP
"Bullets and Graves" adds a noisy, experimental touch to the classic Wax Trax! sound.
- Film, Artist on Artist Jul 1, 2013
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Artist on Artist: George Clarke of Deafheaven talks to Stavros Giannopoulos of the Atlas Moth
"After a couple years of playing together, we definitely let go of that black-metal thing. I wouldn't say we were so narrow this time around."
- Music, Gossip Wolf Feb 6, 2013
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Gossip Wolf: Pitchfork predictions, round two
Plus: Two Loose Dudes' new group, the next Synthesizer-Chili Cook-Off, and more
- Blogs, Bleader Jan 16, 2013
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Gig poster of the week
This week's gig poster was designed by Michigan-based artist Shawn K. Knight.
- Music, In Rotation Jan 11, 2013
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In Rotation: Alma Negra’s Erin Page on Neurosis, King Dude, and Thin Lizzy
Plus: Reader music editor Philip Montoro on Egyptian pop singer Abou El Leef, Anatomy of Habit front man Mark Solotroff on Sisters of Mercy bootlegs, and more
- Music, Gossip Wolf Jan 9, 2013
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Gossip Wolf: Sons of the Silent Age do Bowie at a Pablove benefit
Plus: Metal veterans launch new bands Hate Meditation and Corrections House
- Blogs, Bleader Dec 30, 2012
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Reader's Agenda Sun 12/30: Neurosis, a servants' tour, and Lawrence of Arabia
What's on the Reader's Agenda for Sunday, December 30, 2012
- Blogs, Bleader Oct 29, 2012
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Beer and Metal: First listen to Neurosis's Honor Found in Decay
The new Neurosis album, Honor Found in Decay, might be the closest the band ever gets to a country record
- Blogs, Bleader Jan 13, 2012
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Scott Kelly and Bruce Lamont play "Cortez the Killer"
The unlikely duet that closed last Wednesday's Empty Bottle show
- Music, Music Feature Mar 18, 2010
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The Man Behind the Metal
If it's heavy and it was recorded in Chicago, there's a good chance Sanford Parker was at the mixing board.
