Friday, September 23, 2011

This week's Chicago Music

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Avett Brothers taking next step
Avett Brothers taking next step

Seth and Scott Avett had been recording together for at least a decade, in one form or another, before the Avett Brothers hit the big time with the duo's Rick Rubin-produced major label debut, "I and Love and You," in 2009.

Kids These Days finally in the door Finally in the door

A year ago, Kids These Days was a callow Chicago band for whom playing Lollapalooza was little more than a dream.
LEP Bogus Boys poised for rap breakthrough LEP Bogus Boys break through

Count and Moonie, the duo that make up LEP Bogus Boys, met when Count lived in the Harold Ickes homes on the South Side.


Album review: Wilco, 'The Whole Love'

R.E.M.: The essential albums

R.E.M. breaks up, leaves behind career that balanced hits, integrity

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Slow start, strong finish for trumpeter Jeremy Pelt

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Keith Conant: Longtime violist with Lyric Opera Orchestra

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