Friday, October 21, 2011

This week's Chicago Music: Chicago hip-hop stars | Hollows | The Damned

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In tune with the Chicago hip-hop scene
In tune with Chicago hip-hop

In 2002, 20-year-old Sprint employee Anwar Shabazz was living in his mother's basement in Rogers Park. Shabazz was a DJ and hip-hop obsessive who also spent much of his time throwing parties and selling mix tapes. He decided to rent a storefront in Rogers Park.

Summer vibe never too far away for harmony-driven Hollows Summer vibe never too far away for Hollows

It's nigh Halloween, but Hollows is still living the summer dream. And why not? Who wants to embrace the coming winter anyhow?
The Damned still are, even after 35 years The Damned still are, even after 35 years

Ever wonder what happened to the old punk rockers, the ones who didn't die or sell out?


iPod turns 10: Has convenience and portability made music more disposable?

Top weekend show: Deadmau5 at Aragon

Cymbals Eat Guitars rises above

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Trumpeter Wallace Roney unleashes a storm with his sextet

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Despite deficit, CSO says it's fiscally sound

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