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The indie music world comes to a screeching halt this weekend as Pitchfork rolls into town. Three-day tickets have been sold out for ages, so try hitting up Craigslist or something to make your way in. . . . → Read More: This Week in Great Music: 7/12 – 7/18  Leave a comment  Upcoming Events  a lull, abbey pub, anne heaton, benjamin ezra, cains and abels, caribou, cary brothers, david romano, drive by truckers, evanston space, gregory pepper, hallelujah the hills, harper blynn, here we go magic, hideout, house of blues, islands, jonny lang, kevin o'donnell, lincoln hall, local natives, loudon wainwright iii, martyrs', meg hutchinson, millennium park, moreland and arbuckle, navy pier, old 97's, patricia vonne, paul turner, ravinia, real estate, robbie fulks, rose polenzani, sarah harmer, schubas, sharon van etten, strand of oaks, subterranean, the budos band, the daredevil christopher wright, the loom, the swell season, titus andronicus, tom petty and the heartbreakers, united center, yawn, zola jesus Where has Meursault been all of my life? Singer Neil Pennycook’s voice is positively haunting. I’m apparently late to this party, but Love Shack, Baby has written about Meursault several times, in much more depth than I can muster, including a review of their latest album, “All Creatures Will Make Merry”. . . . → Read More: Wow, That’s a Good Song: Meursault, “A Small Stretch of Land” This Week in Great Music: 7/5 – 7/11 . . . → Read More: This Week in Great Music: 7/5 – 7/11 Leave a comment Upcoming Events ashley arrison, beat kitchen, borrow tomorrow, carole king, catie curtis, claire stahlecker, daysleeper, disappears, emily white, hideout, james taylor, kaiser cartel, kate miller-heidke, martyrs', mary chapin carpenter, millennium park, nelkin, park west, rachele eve, robbie fulks, schubas, simplesinger, the shams band, the thermals, tricia scully, united center, valentiger Happy Fourth of July, to my fellow US-types, from both the Muppets and me. . . . → Read More: Happy Fourth of July Look what’s up in a timely fashion, my friends. I did a lot of non-blog related writing this past month, and almost all of it was completed to a soundtrack consisting of Mumford & Sons, Peter Wolf Crier, and Joe Pug. But there was other stuff, too. Check it out. . . . → Read More: June in Review |
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