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Saturday at Big Ears also featured JG Thirlwell, bar italia, Charlie Dark, Christian McBride, Kassa Overall, Marc Ribot’s Ceramic Dog, Horse Lords, and more.

Night 6 also had Foetus’ JG Thirlwell for Stooges covers, J Mascis’ old Deep Wound bandmate Scott Helland and more.

Devin Townsend, JG Thirlwell, Oceansize’s Mike Vennart, Dutch Uncles, and others have also paid tribute.

Noveller opening for St Vincent in Chicago (more by James Richards IV) Drone guitar master Noveller (aka Sarah Lipstate) recently wrapped a tour opening for St…

Wax Trax! Records began its life as an independent record store in Denver which, in 1978, relocated to Chicago where it soon found itself at ground zero for the city’s postpunk scene…

DOWNLOAD: Phantom Family Halo – “White Hot Gun” (MP3) The tribute to Brian Eno‘s Here Come the Warm Jets went down at Joe’s Pub on January 8 to a sold out audience (that included Bradford Cox)…

In 1974, following his departure from Roxy Music, Brian Eno released his first solo album, Here Come the Warm Jets. The album (and its followup) is probably his most similar to the art rock of Roxy Music, before Brian began experimenting with soundscapes and eventually created some of our most interesting ambient music…

The ensemble: Leyna Marika Papach – violin Elena Moon Park – violin Olivia Deprato – violin Karen Waltuch – viola Isabel Castelvi – cello Steven Bernstein – trumpet Ravi Best – trumpet John Chudoba – trumpet Darryl Shaw – trumpet Art Baron – trombone Curtis Hasselbring – trombone Marcus Rojas – bass trombone / tuba Marty Ehrlich – woodwinds Bill Ruyle – concert percussion Renaldo de Jesus – latin percussion Fima Ephron – bass Ben Perowsky – drums Knox Chandler – guitar Christian Gibbs – keys Ted Reichman – keys JG Thirlwell will be performing his Steroid Maximus project as a twenty piece band with brass section and strings at Prospect Park for the Celebrate Brooklyn Festival tonight, Friday June 18…

On January 10, 2008, Lou Reed and John Zorn, joined by special guest Laurie Anderson, played two benefit shows for The Stone, an avant-garde performance space on the corner of Avenue C and 2nd Street in Alphabet City that supports itselfs solely on donations, giving all door revenues directly to the performers…