Chicago – Ryan Graveface created The Casket Girls with Phaedra and Elsa Greene in 2012 after fantastically stumbling upon the sisters, who were singing beneath a tree in Savannah, Georgia. The three would release their first collaboration, Sleepwalking, under Ryan’s label Graveface Records. After getting in a little touring and conquering the fear of performing,
Chicago – It was a frigid Saturday night, but people from around the Midwest didn’t mind standing in the continuously growing line outside of Subterranean for the sold out show. In between muffled voices, horns honking, and other city sounds, fans could be heard sharing their favorite Moon Taxi stories. A group of Chicago transplants
Chicago - One foggy afternoon, I found myself standing in the rain, wishing I’d worn a thicker jacket, patiently waiting for the California rockers NeW bEAt FUNd. This was no big thing; pretty much everyone runs late in Chicago either because traffic is jammed or public trans is a mess. (There’s no better welcome to
Chicago – It may have been gloomy outside, as the fog set in and rain poured down, but inside the Metro, fans were all smiles, clearly ready to party. Aer headlined an all-ages show, which featured RDGLDGRN and NeW bEAt FUNd. NeW bEAt FUNd opened the show with their G-Punk, Cali beach funk, like a
Chicago – Sexiness radiated from the stage as Quadron opened the Valentine’s Day show at Park West. Excited to be in Chicago for the first time, Danish singer Coco O certainly pleased the crowd with her sultry voice and soulful music. She quipped that last Valentine’s Day was all about singles for her. She may