Tag: Chicago Reader
Exploring Chicago Reader Volume 54: The Latest News and Features
The latest edition of the Chicago Reader, Volume 54, is filled with a variety of news and features that cover a wide range of...
Jonathan Rosenbaum Interview: Insights from Chicago Reader Critic
Jonathan Rosenbaum, a renowned film critic, had an unexpected journey to his career. Growing up in Florence, Alabama, with a grandfather who owned a...
Guava Linzer Cookie Review at Nata – Chicago Reader
When it comes to sweets, I usually go for the chocolatey and sweet options. However, I recently tried Nata's guava Linzer cookie and it...
Expanding Leadership Team at Chicago Reader: A Look Inside
The Reader Institute for Community Journalism (RICJ), which operates the Chicago Reader, is excited to announce the recent expansion of its leadership team.Returning to...
India Ramey: Finding Strength in Country Music on Baptized by the...
Nashville singer-songwriter India Ramey has a powerful story that fuels her music. Growing up with financial struggles, familial mental illness, and witnessing abuse, Ramey...
Blood Club: Chicago Postpunk Band for True Believers
Blood Club, a postpunk band hailing from Chicago, made a bold statement with their latest single, "No Quiero Bailar" ("I Don't Want to Dance")....
Dr. Gabba: Acid Heart Pumping Dance Floor – Chicago Reader
Dr. Gabba is a rising star in the world of acid house music, drawing inspiration from the nostalgic days of dial-up Internet. Hailing from...
Flow Chicago Reader Review: An In-Depth Look at This Popular Publication
Gints Zilbalodis's animated film, Flow, presents a unique perspective on a post-apocalyptic world where humans have disappeared, leaving behind remnants of their existence. The...
Extra Life: Innovative Art-Rockers from Heavy New York – Chicago Reader
I first discovered the avant-garde rock band Extra Life in the late 2000s when Dan Friel, then of Parts & Labor, recommended their set...
Fréwaka Chicago Reader Review: Pros, Cons, and Everything You Need to...
Aislinn Clarke's film, Fréwaka, delves into Irish history and folklore, presenting fairies in a menacing light rather than the benevolent beings often portrayed in...