Australian singer-songwriter Carla dal Forno’s latest album, Confession, uses minimalist electro-pop and postpunk to backdrop lyrics about the mental gymnastics required to navigate the interactions ...

As L’Rain, New York songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Taja Cheek crafts experimental pop and rock that feel sculpted in ...

The trio of Stephen Mallinder, Richard H. Kirk, and Chris Watson formed in Sheffield, England, in 1973, before punk was even ...

With their latest album, the July release Cycles in the Infinite Dream, Rezn graduate to Chicago rock institution. Recorded by Greg Norman at Electrical Audio, Cycles feels like a summation of their ...

The Chicago actor, who died on August 10, was a key ensemble member of the Hypocrites and a loving and loyal friend.

Whether he’s DJing at Saturday Luv or drumming for the likes of J Bambii and Sparklmami, Chicago creative Ryan the Person ...

Chicago’s constantly evolving and hard-to-pin-down DIY scenes suffered during COVID lockdowns, just like live music more broadly, but they’ve bounced back thanks in part to the efforts of musicians ...

West-sider Harold Burrage had just one national hit before dying at 35, but he lived on through his mentorship of the likes ...

The Miles Electric Band, aka M.E.B., honors Miles Davis’s career of experimental genre synthesis—which proved to be ahead of its time—while forging new sounds with a rotating cast of veteran musicians ...

Matt Schutz's queer dramedy about an injured soccer player turning voyeur from her sofa gets a world premiere with PrideArts ...

The Moviegoer is the diary of a local film buff, collecting the best of what Chicago’s independent and underground film scene ...

Latina Sweat Project celebrated 85 yoga teacher graduates, while the studio is being displaced from the space its community had transformed.