The Freaks: A Testament to Youth
It’s impossible to crawl back in time, but if you feel the need to fill a void of youth in your soul, The Freaks are here to help.
Interview
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Shutups: Fed by Friendship
Plenty of bands are started with dreams of selling out stadiums, fueled by a lust for bright lights and fat stacks of cash. Oakland’s power-pop duo Shutups turns this narrative on its head.
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Cumulus Frisbee: An interview with Jack Cotolo about art in all shapes and sizes
Many creatives rely on the complex paradox of great art. How can one focus the audience …
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The Poetic Irreverence of Cadderwall
Clem Cahill has just skated home from their bi-weekly Covid test. They text me that they might run a little late…
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Phonk, Fonk, Funk, and France?
When phonk entered the mainstream around 2017, it became a fitting score for skate videos, chill music live streams, and any other setting that fit the vaporwave fad. Almost four years later…
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Local Boy is Not a Band
“WHO THE F*** IS LOCAL BOY” was printed in bold font on countless…
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The Underground Celebrates 40 Years
A breeding ground for cockroaches and the absolute scum of the city…
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A WECB Show Profile: K-Pop Rookie and Senior
Truth be told, hosts Jae Lee and Grace Hwang were difficult to get a hold of…
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Dead Serious About Dehd: An Interview with Jason Balla
Veterans of the prolific Chicago DIY scene, Dehd—Jason Balla (vocals, guitar)…
