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Podcasts on the topic of “Thalia Hall” 5 results
Artist Interviews CHIRP Docs: Dilla Day
On this week's show, CHIRP volunteer Andrew Meriwether tells of the story of a J Dilla Tribute show put on by Chicago's own Charlie Coffeen and Sidewalk Chalk.
See the performance at Thalia Hall on Friday, February 9th.
Produced by Andrew Meriwether
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Artist Interviews The Radio Dept.
Before their show at Thalia Hall, The Radio Dept. sat down with Jennifer Roger to talk about unintentionally making a political album, starting their own label, and the experiencing the extremes of Chicago.
produced by Joseph Griffin (@griffjc)
interview by Jennifer Roger (@jenn_roger)
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Artist Interviews Cloud Nothings
Two Dylans got together backstage at Thalia Hall to talk about ghost stories, zines at Quimby's, and rock and roll parents. Dylan Baldi is the frontman of Cloud Nothings, and Dylan Peterson is the Features Director at CHIRP. Cloud Nothings' 2017 album Life Without Sound is out now on Carpark Records.
produced by Dylan Peterson (@_dylanclub_)
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Artist Interviews Hinds
Before playing Thalia Hall, Madrid's Hinds sat down with CHIRP's Amelia Hruby to talk about their favorite American fast foods, being inspired by being young and alive, and how no matter what part of the world you're in you can be sure that every garage rock scene is pretty much going to be all about smoking weed.
Produced by Liz Anderson (@liesanderson)
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Artist Interviews Dan Deacon
Taste the rainbow with Dan Deacon, the self-proclaimed "Pepperoni Pizza Combos Tropical Skittle" of the live music world. Before the Chicago show for his North American tour in support of Gliss Riffer, Cher Vincent sat down with the electronic wizard to talk about how relaxation is the catalyst for creativity, the origination of his famous dance circles, the importance of engaging the physicality of sound in a live performance, and buying milk.
produced by Cher Vincent (@chermusings)
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