Front Page 12/03/14

The Music Issue

Music

The Year in Review: Stand-alones

Exemplary singles and influential one-offs



Music

The Year in Review: Albums

We highlight the best releases to come out of the South Side this year

Who even knows (read: cares) what Chief Keef is up to anymore?

Music

Jean Deaux Makes a Name for Herself

The young artist cultivates a private sound



Music

Art Rock Rising

Tim Young and Passerines float toward a niche

Tim Young, lead guitarist and vocalist of the band Passerines, does not give off the air of a bandleader.



Music

Checking in with Numero

A founder of the archival record label on the music that was here



Education
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Music

ChiArts Migrates North

The consequences of the school’s move to Ukranian Village



Education
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Music

Playing to Win

The Musical Arts Institute brings rigorous music education to the Far South Side

Near the corner of 93rd Street and Lafayette Avenue, nestled between St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church and a row of houses, sits an unremarkable tan brick building.

Music
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Sports
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Pilsen

Futbol Punks

Chitown Futbol does it all



Games

Playing at Power

Carlos Matallana gamifies Chicago in “The Anger Games”



Music

SAVEMONEY: A Family Tree

A genealogy of Chicago’s youngest, most relentless rap collective

As the 6 bus rolls off Lake Shore Drive into the Loop, the kid who got on at 51st and Lake Park lifts his saxophone case and prepares to exit.

Stage & Screen

At Home in the House of Atreus

“Iphigenia in Aulis” at Court Theatre



Stage & Screen

Fly on the Wall

Cyrus Dowlatshahi takes his place in Chicago filmmaking

In a world often made too public, every door and window hides people who guard their stories from often-unforgiving society.



Education
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Politics

The Union Candidate for the Post-Industrial Ward

School counselor Susan Garza runs for Alderman in the 10th Ward



Faith

Breaking the Chain

Chatham minister Terry Shanks recalls his past



Books
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Food

At the Gates of a Plant-Based, Gluten-Free, Soy-Free Universe

Heather Crosby’s cookbook caters to a select few



Books

There Are More than Just Children Here

A review of Mark Dostert’s Up In Here



Music

Improvised interruption

Joseph Clayton Mills’s experimental sound

Ten years ago, Joseph Clayton Mills sat on a squeaky chair in his apartment, fresh off a leave of absence from his PhD program in English at Northwestern University



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