
Save The Clocktower has released a remix of their track "Into The Fire". The band released their latest LP back in February and they are performing on May 14th at The Abbey with Kid Koala, Cave & Loyal Divide.
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Save The Clocktower has released a remix of their track "Into The Fire". The band released their latest LP back in February and they are performing on May 14th at The Abbey with Kid Koala, Cave & Loyal Divide.
Bailiff is trying to finish and release their debut album Red Balloon, but they are looking for a little support. The band has created a kickstarter page and truly deserve the added support. "Bend it like Bailliff"!
As stated in the video the band is planning to release the album on June 4th at Lincoln Hall.
Company of Thieves have released seven live videos from there Logan Square Auditorium show in November of 2009. The band rips through some of their live staples including "Oscar Wilde" and "Pressure". They also touch on the lesser known live track "Even in the Dark". The song above is a track off COTs new album Running From A Gamble out May 17th on Wind Up Records. Although something tells me "Look Both Ways" has grown up a lot since this recording. The whole batch of videos was produced by Hollus frontman Jamison Acker and Company of Thieves.

Local DJ Chrissy Muderbot will be releasing his thrid full-length album Women’s Studies on May 9th through Planet Mu. The first single from the album is the catchy and addictive track "Bussin’ Down". The single was released on April 4th and the video is below.
Chrissy will be celebrating the release on May 26th with a set at Smart Bar. He will also be performing at the Pitchfork Music Festival on July 16th.
This 11 member collective is about to unleash their wild and raw debut album on our fair city. Names Divine currently has the album, Something Vague and Maybe Rotting up on bandcamp for free, and will officially be releasing it on May 13th. The album is dark and heavy with vocals by Kendra Calhoun and Jillian Musielak that seem primal and almost painful, but always deliver something satisfying. As I said this is an eleven piece band that lists four drummers, trumpet, clarinet, theremin, bird flute, & harmonica. Names Divine delivers an experience really unmatched right now in Chicago.
You can check Names Divine on May 13th at Mortville for the official release party.

Tom Krell (aka How To Dress Well) has really made a name for himself through releasing a lot of great remixes. His latest is an interesting take on d’Eon’s track "Transparency".
How To Dress Well is performing tonight (4/28) as part of Cult Fantasy Rave at Berlin.

Cains & Abels appeared this week on Daytrotter to perform several tracks from their recently released album Call Me Up. The album was released by in January by Positive Beat Records.

Yourself &The Air will be releasing their new ep Who’s Who In The Zoo on May 24th through Lujo Records. This is the bands fourth ep.
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Yourself & The Air will be performing at Bottom Lounge on April 29th.

Sleep Out is back in the studio working on their next LP which will be called Black Cat Found and will be released later this year on Portland label Badman Recording Co.
Sleep Out will be performing at Beat Kitchen on May 20th with w/ America Hearts (ex-Antelope, Dischord Records) and Coupleskate.
Paul Hornschemeir and Bruce Parsons have created a new video that features the track "Soak It Up" by Houses. The video is intended to promote Paul’s new book Life with Mr. Dangerous which will be released on May 24th.

A Lull released their debut album Confetti on April 12th through Mush Records. The band has been building a name for themselves over the last three years, and it seems like they have exploded since their acclaimed appearances at SXSW this year.
A Lull and Betta Promotions are streaming a live performance from Paragon Studios tonight (4/27) at 8:30pm here. Below is the Spirituals Remix of the band’s track "Weapons For War".
We have mentioned in the past that Empires were one of sixteen bands from across the country to be involved with Rolling Stone’s "Do You Wanna Be A Rock & Roll Star” competition. The band has now made it to the final four and are so close to being the winner. The four advancing performers traveled to New York City last week to record and perform one studio song and meet with Rolling Stone editors, Atlantic A&R executives and other industry professionals including Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump. The new song will be added to the portfolio that the musicians started during Round Two of the competition in which each group recorded and perfected two studio songs. In the coming weeks, fans will be able to view videos of the performances and access other content on RollingStone.com. By rating the acts, fans will determine which two will move on to the final round where the bands will battle it out at Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in June. The winning band will be signed to Atlantic Records and perform on Jimmy Fallon.