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Artist Interviews Supreme Cuts
Electronic duo Austin Keultjes and Mike Perry are known throughout Chicago's hip-hop scene as Supreme Cuts. After their live set at Schubas for the Tomorrow Never Knows fest, CHIRP's Cher Vincent talked with the post-dubstep producers about their collaborations with underground rappers and Maroon 5, having their shout-out to King Crimson shot down, and why Chicago is the realest city in the world.
(produced by Eugene Cabanban)
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Chicago Theatre Off Book Chicago Theatre Off Book: February 15, 2013 Ed.
Today, Chicago Theatre Off Book reviews "The Magnificents" at The House Theatre of Chicago and "Other Desert Cities" at Goodman Theatre. Our special guest is Christopher M. Walsh from Lifeline Theatre.
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Artist Interviews Other Lives
On the last date of their 2012 headlining tour of North America, Other Lives gave an exclusive interview to CHIRP's Alex Dziura before their show at Lincoln Hall. Singer Jesse Tabish expressed how it felt to tour with and also be remixed by Thom Yorke, shared some Lebanese Maronite family history, and talked about the thing that gives his life purpose.
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Chicago Theatre Off Book Chicago Theatre Off Book: February 8, 2013 Ed.
Today, Chicago Theatre Off Book reviews "American Wee Pie" at Rivendell Theatre and "Bud, Not Buddy" at Chicago Children's Theatre. Our special guests are Kamal Angelo Bolden and Travis Turner performing in "Bud, Not Buddy" at Chicago Children's Theatre.
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Artist Interviews Chandeliers
Chandeliers are an electro-krautrock band from the south side of Chicago known for treating their audiences to immersive audio/visual experiences. After their show at Saki, Chandeliers' Chris Kalis and Cameron Brand explained what it means to be a live synth-rock band that doesn't just press buttons, ruminated about the support system of Chicago's art scene, and talked about the benefits of working from home.
(produced by Justin Savage)
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