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Music, Music Feature Nov 4, 2020
Bandcamp Friday soldiers on

The nation may be diseased and broken, but you can still use your music dollars to do a small kindness for artists and labels.
- By Leor Galil
- Tags: Music Feature, Bandcamp, Bandcamp day, Bandcamp Friday, Angry Blackmen, Jim Baker, Keefe Jackson, and Julian Kirshner, Nate Barksdale, BBsitters Club, Bless the Mad, Brandy, Chris Connelly and Jessica Gallo, Contorno, Cordoba, Crippled Black Phoenix, Food House, Fraxiom, Gabriel Garzón-Montano, Zachary Good and Lia Kohl, Laura Jane Grace, Growing Concerns Poetry Collective, Mary Halvorson’s Code Girl, Judith Hamann, Loraine James, Mohawk Johnson, Rich Jones & Montana Macks, Adrianne Lenker, Lifeguard, Molasses, Mooner, Sen Morimoto, Mr. Bungle, Aquiles Navarro & Tcheser Holmes, Tawny Newsome & Bethany Thomas, No Slogan, Nonlocal Forecast, Optic Sink, Lama Lobsang Palden and Jim Becker, Pallbearer, Pool Holograph, Frankie “Hollywood” Rodriguez, Secret Drum Band, Shamir, Sheet Ghosts, Matthew Shipp Trio, Spirit Adrift, Star, Dayna Stephens Quartet, Sumac, Sun Ra Arkestra, Tricky, Jeff Tweedy, The Twilite Tone, Quattracenta, Distort Midwest 2020, Mini MIDI Mixtape, New Neighborhoods, Verbal Kent & the Other Guys

Music, Music Review Oct 14, 2020
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On May You Be Held, Sumac are a beast of free improvisation, noise, and metal
- By Brad Cohan
- Tags: Music Review, Sumac, May You Be Held, Thrill Jockey Records, improvised music, metal, noise music, Aaron Turner, Brian Cook, Nick Yacyshyn, The Deal, What One Becomes, Love in Shadow, free jazz, Keiji Haino, Daniel Menche, Tashi Dorji, Sige, Recommended

Music, Music Review Jul 2, 2020
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Celestial sludge-metal supergroup Old Man Gloom return after tragedy with two new full-lengths
- By Luca Cimarusti
- Tags: Music Review, Old Man Gloom, heavy metal, metalcore, Seminar II, Seminar III, Ape of God, Seminar VIII: Light of Meaning, Seminar IX: Darkness of Being, Caleb Scofield, Stephen Brodsky, Cave In, Aaron Turner, Isis, Sumac, Nate Newton, Converge, Doomriders, sludge, Recommended, Video

Music, Concert Preview Aug 24, 2018
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Scorched Tundra Festival celebrates heavy sounds from Chicago and beyond with plenty of beer
- By Monica Kendrick
- Tags: Concert Preview, Scorched Tundra X, Sumac, Monolord, Recommended

Blogs, Bleader Aug 31, 2016
The gig poster of the week towers above the desert

This week's featured gig poster was designed by local artist Daniel MacAdam of Crosshair screen printing.
- By Luca Cimarusti
- Tags: Gig Posters, Music, Visual Art, Arts, gig poster, gig posters, gig poster of the week, Daniel MacAdam, Crosshair, Township, Sumac, Jon Mueller, Nordra

Music, In Rotation Aug 23, 2016
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Now Is Podcast host Ben Remsen on the jazz giants who walk among us

Plus: Axons drummer Amanda Kraus on a program for percussionists and the people who love them, Reader music editor Philip Montoro on Horseback’s latest weird trip, and more
- By Philip Montoro
- Tags: In Rotation, Horseback, Dead Ringers, Invisible Mountain, Jenks Miller, Relapse, Yellow Eyes, Subterranean, Sick With Bloom, Gilead Media, False, Amanda Kraus, Axons, Sabertooth Dream, Trap Set podcast, Joe Wong, Hamid Drake, Tony Allen, Bernard Purdie, Sara Lund, George Hurley, Clyde Stubblefield, Steve Gadd, Sheila E., Mario Rubalcaba, Milford Graves, Pascal Comelade, Pierre Bastien, Jac Berrocal, Jaki Liebezeit, Shikaku Maru Ten, Oblique Sessions, Can, Jon Mueller, Tongues, Rhythmplex, Sumac, What I Thought You Said, Ben Remsen, Now Is Podcast, Josh Berman, A Dance and a Hop, Rempis Abrams Ra, Dave Rempis, Avreeayl Ra, Joshua Abrams, Jim Baker, Perihelion, Hearts and Minds, jazz, improvisation, Video

Music, Record Roundup Jan 12, 2015
Sleater-Kinney's clear-eyed, open-hearted No Cities to Love and 11 more record reviews

Eight Reader writers tackle a dozen new releases, including John Carpenter's first music not for film, Aine O'Dwyer's improvisations on pipe organ, and a reissue of Del Shannon's 1968 psych-pop masterpiece.
- By Reader staff
- Tags: Record Roundup, John Luther Adams, The Wind in High Places, Setter of Unseen Snares, John Carpenter, Sidsel Endresen, Stian Westerhus, Bonita Rune Grammofon, Leather Corduroys, Aine O'Dwyer, Music for Church Cleaners Vol. I and II, Natalie Prass, Alasdair Roberts, Del Shannon, The Further Adventures of Charles Westover, Sleater-Kinney, No Cities to Love, Sumac, Universal Togetherness Band, Numero Group

Food & Drink, Key Ingredient Apr 10, 2014
Video
Key Ingredient: Francis Brennan tarts up doughnuts

The Do-Rite Donuts chef tops long johns with the acidic Middle Eastern spice sumac.
- By Julia Thiel
- Tags: Key Ingredient, Stella Barra Pizzeria, Summer House Santa Monica, Do-Rite Donuts, sumac, sumac berries, Francis Brennan, spices, doughnuts, long johns, tartness, savory dishes, fish, sweets, yogurt, vanilla, pine nuts, fennel, L20, Video

Food & Drink, Key Ingredient Sep 19, 2013
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Key Ingredient: Smen

Joseph Rose of Lockwood funks up his act with fermented butter.
- By Julia Thiel
- Tags: Key Ingredient, Lockwood, Joseph Rose, smen, butter, fermented butter, sheep's milk, goat's milk, butter, oregano, salt, clarifying butter, smells, flavors, couscous, harissa, yogurt, cucumber, sausage, currants, raisins, cashews, red peppers, tomatoes, olive oil, cumin, cilantro, sumac, lemon, Video

Blogs, Bleader Feb 19, 2008
Noon-O-Kabab's delivery/takeout satellite open for business

Noon-O-Kabab's delivery depot has opened.
- By Mike Sula
- Tags: Food & Drink, Food Chain, Noon-O-Kabab, fesenjan, kashke bademjan, sumac, adass polo

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Bandcamp Friday soldiers on

The nation may be diseased and broken, but you can still use your music dollars to do a small kindness for artists and labels.

Recommended
On May You Be Held, Sumac are a beast of free improvisation, noise, and metal

Recommended Video
Celestial sludge-metal supergroup Old Man Gloom return after tragedy with two new full-lengths

Recommended
Scorched Tundra Festival celebrates heavy sounds from Chicago and beyond with plenty of beer

The gig poster of the week towers above the desert

This week's featured gig poster was designed by local artist Daniel MacAdam of Crosshair screen printing.

Video
Now Is Podcast host Ben Remsen on the jazz giants who walk among us

Plus: Axons drummer Amanda Kraus on a program for percussionists and the people who love them, Reader music editor Philip Montoro on Horseback’s latest weird trip, and more

Sleater-Kinney's clear-eyed, open-hearted No Cities to Love and 11 more record reviews

Eight Reader writers tackle a dozen new releases, including John Carpenter's first music not for film, Aine O'Dwyer's improvisations on pipe organ, and a reissue of Del Shannon's 1968 psych-pop masterpiece.

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Key Ingredient: Francis Brennan tarts up doughnuts

The Do-Rite Donuts chef tops long johns with the acidic Middle Eastern spice sumac.

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Key Ingredient: Smen

Joseph Rose of Lockwood funks up his act with fermented butter.

Noon-O-Kabab's delivery/takeout satellite open for business

Noon-O-Kabab's delivery depot has opened.

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The nation may be diseased and broken, but you can still use your music dollars to do a small kindness for artists and labels.

This week's featured gig poster was designed by local artist Daniel MacAdam of Crosshair screen printing.

Plus: Axons drummer Amanda Kraus on a program for percussionists and the people who love them, Reader music editor Philip Montoro on Horseback’s latest weird trip, and more

Eight Reader writers tackle a dozen new releases, including John Carpenter's first music not for film, Aine O'Dwyer's improvisations on pipe organ, and a reissue of Del Shannon's 1968 psych-pop masterpiece.

The Do-Rite Donuts chef tops long johns with the acidic Middle Eastern spice sumac.

Joseph Rose of Lockwood funks up his act with fermented butter.

Noon-O-Kabab's delivery depot has opened.

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