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Anti-Pop Pop Art Audit 10 EP by The Attendant

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You Am I The Lives Of Others Review: Brilliant, And Very Inconsistent

Brilliant, Awkward, And Inconsistent: You Am I’s ‘The Lives Of Others’ Ultimately Falls Short There are flashes of greatness on You Am I s latest effort - but some amateurish mistakes let it down. We missed you too. Sign up to our newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter, so you always know where to find us. If there’s one thing we’ve learned over the last 30-odd years of You Am I, it’s that there’s always a greater story at play. This year, for instance, will mark the silver jubilee of the band’s tried-and-true masterpiece,

Stream The 5 Spot s Telethon and Donate to Help the Venue Reopen

Stream The 5 Spot’s Telethon and Donate to Help the Venue Reopen Check out performances from Lilly Hiatt, Aaron Lee Tasjan and many more, and give to the GoFundMe campaign Tweet Share You’ve probably heard many times that independent music venues were among the first businesses to close as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold in the U.S. and will be among the last to reopen fully. Todd Sherwood and Travis Collinsworth, co-owners of the long-running Five Points bar and venue, made the difficult choice very early on in the pandemic to close to the public. They’ve spent much of the following year operating as a soundstage, offering several high-quality streamsevery week. Meanwhile, the Small Business Administration s Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program continues to struggle, and has yet to disburse any money. 

Not dark yet, cont d

Not dark yet, cont d
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Things to do in Chicago: Japanese Film Festival, National Tap Dance Day and more

©L’espace Vision, Dream Kid, Kaizo Production Films from Japan The inaugural Japanese Film Festival, presented by the Chicago Japan Film Collective and advertised as the first of its kind in the Midwest, features nine contemporary Japanese films: “Our festival is designed to bring the American Midwest into conversation with Japanese culture,” says co-founder Sakamoto Yuki. Among the films are Hayashi Kaizo’s “Bolt,” a drama about the earthquake that resulted in the Fukushima nuclear disaster; “All About Chiaki Mayumura (provisional),” a drama about a musical celebrity who is much more than meets the eye; “Videophobia,” a cyber thriller; “Alone Again in Fukushima,” a documentary about a man who stayed behind after the disaster and evacuation to care for abandoned animals, and “The House of Seasons,” a family drama about a teen who overcomes mental health issues. The festival runs May 25-31. Tickets: $10 for one film; $15 access to all the films. Visit

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