Burton Pl., and starts at 8pm.įor many years, Beatty was probably best known as the electronics mangler in Hair Police, a long running trio of nice guys who manage to sound like a body being buried before fully dead. It takes place at the Graham Foundation's Madlener House, 4 W.
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The event is free with RSVP, and will contain both live performances and film screenings. The 15+ year experimental music organization Lampo concludes its winter/spring 2014 season this Saturday, with a mix of sound and visuals by long-running collaborators, musician Robert Beatty and filmmaker Takeshi Murata. Come early and bask in what is sure to be a fantastic show.Ĭoncert Fri Robert Beatty & Takeshi Murata Make Motorcycle-Riding Werewolves Cool Again Lampo RSVP for this FREE birthday bash at Empty Bottle, 1035 N Western. Mullenhour's vocals rise to heated roars worthy of stardom, which lend themselves perfectly to Touched by Ghoul's brand of rock is loud and heavy, making for an easily addictive combination. Touched by Ghoul, fronted by Angela Mullenhour, describe their sound as 70s cult music and they aren't wrong. This will be the perfect opportunity to see Booker in an intimate venue and see him in all his raw fury. There is no denying his guitar skills, especially considering he is about to embark on a tour opening for Jack White. Booker's blend of blues and punk swagger make for a wholly entertaining combination. Joining in on the festivities will be the New Orleans' based guitarist Benjamin Booker and locals Touched by Ghoul. The transformation has made her already satisfying sound more epic and grandiose. Since her transition into White Hinterland, Dienel has slowly incorporated synths and experimentation into her music, most notably in her albums Kairos and her latest Baby. Her first album under her own name was a collection of lovely indie pop songs, composed of mostly her tender voice and twinkling piano.
Carey in April and showed off her ever evolving musicianship. Headlining the night will be White Hinterland, the primary musical outlet of Casey Dienel. Preview Mon Empty Bottle Hosts Do312's Birthday Bash Tonight!ĭo312 is celebrating their fourth birthday at the Empty Bottle today with a fantastic free show. Mould's guitar playing is intense but rarely abrasive, and he can effortlessly wow you with his pyrotechnics without ever sacrificing the song itself. The atmosphere was tantamount to a great, tight-knit club show played on one of the city's grandest stages.Īs Mould's set commenced, the razor-wire combination of bombast and precision from Narducy and Wurster enabled him to smother the field of the Pavilion with frantic stabs of distorted open chords on his Stratocaster, amplified through an imposing Marshall stack. Narducy, along with the rest of the players in his band, hails from Chicago, and there was a large contingent of friends and supporters cheering them on near the front. In addition to playing bass for Mould, Narducy opened the evening with his band Split Single. The bands that take the stage at Downtown Sound shows are more likely to be found headlining the Metro or the Riviera Theatre, and it's a marvel to be surrounded by the Chicago skyline and a fading sun, picnicking with friends, as you listen to bands you're more used to hearing through club speakers and seeing through dim, moody lighting.īesides Mould on vocals and guitar, Verbow alumnus Jason Narducy handled bass duties and Jon Wurster of Superchunk and the Mountain Goats was behind the kit the résumés of the three men onstage includes some of the best and most seismic indie rock of the past three decades. Each Monday, Downtown Sound hosts musical acts at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, and it's one of the more exciting, albeit surreal, venues for a rock concert in the city. Mould is in the midst of a tour supporting his great new solo release Beauty & Ruin.
This past week, Downtown Sound hosted Bob Mould, a founding member of the lauded rock bands Hüsker Dü and Sugar. Review Thu Review: Bob Mould Has Our Attention at Downtown Sound, 6/23
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