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October Fall

A spawn from the fertile Chicago pop-punk picture from the 2000s, the piano-laced quintet Oct Fall came jointly in the summertime of 2003. Kindred spirits Pat D’Andrea (vocals/electric guitar) and Clark Harrison (electric guitar) had been the group’s preliminary members, jamming jointly beneath the name Sterling silver Lining. In a …

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Fluss

Fluss was a fluffy grey house kitty adopted by musician and saving engineer Steve Albini in 1984. Albini was quite keen on his pet, as well as the kitty became the unofficial mascot at Albini’s Chicago-based Electrical Sound recording studio room; Fluss actually merited a brief biography within the personnel …

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Modill

Chicago local people Racecar and K-Kruz originally formed underground hip-hop group Modill being a MC-producer set in 2003 before joined by ThaiOne Davis in 2004. Sketching from Local Tongue-rap, jazz, and Chicago spirit and electronica, manufacturer/drummer K-Kruz forms the group’s breezy and intensifying noises for Racecar’s and Davis’ introspective commentary. …

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Stephen Bates

American composer and conductor Stephen Bates (Baltes), began his career like a church organist at age 12 in his hometown of Madison, WI. He acknowledged his experience like a cathedral organist as assisting him understand the fine technicians of underscoring, which he put on his function in local supper theaters …

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James Carter and the Prisoners

Singer Adam Carter is most beneficial known for his rendition of the original work tune “Po’ Lazarus,” the starting track for the Grammy-winning soundtrack towards the 2000 film O Sibling Where Artwork Thou — a efficiency captured more than four years earlier simply by famed archivist Alan Lomax even though …

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Baby Teeth

Vocalist/keyboardist Pearly Sweets (given birth to Abraham Levitan), drummer Peter Andreadis, and bassist Jim Cooper comprise the theatrically wry Baby Tooth. Hailing from Chicago, the indie rock and roll trio created in 2003 under a variety of affects: Elton John, Hall & Oates, prog rock and roll, and D.C. punk. …

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Born of Osiris

Chicago-based metalcore outfit Blessed of Osiris had been formerly referred to as Reduced, Your Heart Engraved, and Rosecrance before buying their present name. Drummer Cameron Losch, guitarists Lee McKinney and Matt Pantelis, vocalist Ronnie Canizaro, keyboardist Joe Buras, and bassist David Da Rocha all fulfilled while in senior high school. …

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Make Believe

Shaped in 2003, Make Believe are another reshuffling of players through the ’90s Chicago emo/indie rock and roll scene (Joan of Arc, Cap’n Jazz, Owls, Spirits and Vodka, etc.), this time around offering guitarist Sam Zurick, bassist Bobby Burg, and cousins Nate Kinsella on drums and Tim Kinsella on vocals. …

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Le Concorde

Le Concorde may be the second group name adopted by singer/songwriter Stephen Becker, subsequent his previous 1, POSTOFFICE. Becker, a Northwestern University or college Ph.D. who was raised in Seattle, had two recording releases as POSTOFFICE, 1996’s Public Shows of Devotion and 2001’s Chris Stamey-produced Fables in Slang around the …

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Track a Tiger

The easygoing indie rock of Chicago’s Track a Tiger was originally a solo idea initiated by Jim Vallet in summer 2003. After focusing on some tracks on classical guitar in his house for just two years and getting help from some contributors, Woke Up Early your day I Died premiered …

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