Father John Misty live at Auditorium Theatre
On September 20, 2017, Josh Tillman, performing as Father John Misty, took the stage at Chicago’s oldest music venue, the Auditorium Theatre.
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Father John Misty’s secret weapon: Dimitri Drjuchin’s bright, mystical eye candy
Born in Moscow, NYC-based artist Dimitri Drjuchin creates riddle-like eye candy in his posters and illustrations, working with comedians and musicians including Marc Maron, Jim Gaffigan, and, most recently, Father John Misty.
Review: Father John Misty’s Fear Fun
It’s opening day for former Fleet Foxes drummer Joshua Tillman’s new act, and he promises some violence as part of the transformation from Sad-Bastard Acoustic Folk Singer to Father John Misty, a new moniker for a new style and new album, Fear Fun.
Photos: Lollapalooza 2013 – Day One
Photos by Jon Shaft of Father John Misty, Theophilus London, New Order and Hot Chip.
Q&A: Noah Gundersen Won’t Get Lost In White Noise
With White Noise, his third LP in four years, Seattle’s Noah Gundersen delivers some of his most ambitious songs to date.
Must-see sets at Lollapalooza 2013
Need to plan your itinerary for three days of tunes at Chicago’s Grant Park? We’ve done it for you, and Friday’s alignment is near perfect – complete with a dinner break. Also, graciously, we’ve directed you away from the glow-stick-raving teenagers.
2013 and 1/3: The Best Albums of the 2010s (So Far)
Inspired by the third installment of The Naked Gun, we decided to compile our favorite albums over the first 3 1/3 years of the 2010s.
ALARM’s 50 (+5) Favorite Songs of 2012
Last month ALARM presented its 50 favorite albums of 2012, an eclectic, rock-heavy selection of discs that were in steady rotation in our downtown-Chicago premises. Now, to give some love to tunes that were left out, we have our 50 (+5) favorite songs of last year — singles, B-sides, EP standouts, soundtrack cuts, and more.
ALARM’s 50 Favorite Albums of 2012
Another year, another torrential downpour of albums across our desks. As always, we encountered way too much amazing music, from Meshuggah to The Mars Volta, Converge, Killer Mike, P.O.S, and many more.
ALARM is back in print! Subscribe and get Nov/Dec w/ Soundgarden, Refused, Converge
After relaunching for free this summer on the iPad, ALARM Magazine is back in print with more awesome shit. We’re psyched to have the mighty Soundgarden on the cover of our Nov/Dec issue, which includes interviews with and stories on Converge, Refused, Melvins, Dirty Projectors, Bloc Party, P.O.S, Squarepusher, Fang Island, and more.