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Artist Interviews Negative Scanner

CHIRP's Eddie Sayago recently met up with local band Negative Scanner in the CHIRP studios to discuss their dream tour mates (heads up, Nicki Minaj), the accessibility of music on the internet, and their favorite fan encounters.

Produced by Eugene Cabanban

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Artist Interviews Skylar Spence

Ryan DeRobertis sat down with CHIRP's Cher Vincent before his headlining show at Schubas to talk about transitioning from Saint Pepsi to Skylar Spence, writing narcissistic songs about fake birthday parties, and embracing the "anti-drop" in electronic dance music. Prom King was one of Cher's top 10 albums of 2015.

produced by Cher Vincent (@chermusings)

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First Time First Sign - Anne Elizabeth Moore

Anne Elizabeth Moore is an award-winning journalist, best-selling comics anthologist, and Fulbright scholar born in Winner, South Dakota. Her writing has appeared in The Baffler, Al Jazeera, Salon, Wilson Quarterly, The Los Angeles Review of Books, The Onion, Tin House, and Truthout. She is the former editor of Punk Planet and the Best American Comics. Her art has appeared in solo exhibitions at the MCA, in the Whitney Biennial, and in solo shows on three continents. She is the author of Unmarketable, Cambodian Grrrl, and the upcoming collection of comics journalism, Threadbare: Sex, Clothes, and Trafficking. Her two cats live in Chicago, where she teaches at the School of the Art Institute.

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Artist Interviews Space Blood

Will and Sam of Chicago band Space Blood stopped by our studios recently to talk to CHIRP's Kwame Shorter about combining comedy and music in their live shows, the perils of using online voice-to-text translators, and making international math rock compilations.