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A LullChicago band A Lull crafts percussion-driven, chaos-tempting tracks that slice across genres, embracing everything from quasi-industrial clangor to pretty harmonies. The resulting songs are surprisingly catchy, offering a deliberately odd take on indie pop that should please fans of Animal Collective and the early work of Yeasayer without seeming derivative of either.
Updated 01/04/2012
The A.V. Club catches up with crucial blind spots in their pop-culture education.
Post Office by Charles Bukowski
America’s foremost chronicler of the boozy underclass wrote a lot of himself into his debut novel.
August 16, 2011
Meat Loaf, Bat Out Of Hell
Does Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman’s ’70s behemoth have anything to offer fresh ears?
June 20, 2011
Woody Allen
A latecomer checks in with three Woody Allen classics.
April 11, 2011Could the rest of the world have been wrong?
Enthiran
A wild 10-minute clip from an Indian action film recently became a viral hit. How does the other two hours and 50 minutes look?
March 3, 2011
Legends Of The Superheroes
Why superhero fans don’t miss the ’70s at all.
February 16, 2011
Death Race 2
Death racing takes a pay cut in this direct-to-DVD sequel.
January 26, 2011
Chicago:
The deep-bargain bin: free tracks from Snowsera, The Insecurities, Jeffrey Altergott, A Lull
Chicago:
2011 Tomorrow Never Knows line-up announced
Chicago:
Shellac, Dan Deacon, Bill Callahan playing a rock ’n’ roll carnival in Chicago
Milwaukee:
WMSE’s Radio Summer Camp Music Festival
Milwaukee:
WMSE’s Radio Summer Camp: Group Of The Altos, A Lull, All Tiny Creatures
