Timothy A. Schuler, Author at ALARM

Guest Spots: Georgia Anne Muldrow challenges the food system’s status quo

Global food politics didn’t crop up on many albums last year, but it featured prominently on one: Georgia Anne Muldrow’s…

12 years ago

Dan Deacon, electronic music auteur and one-man dance party who has a degree in being a one-man dance party, thinks…

12 years ago

As a collection of songs, The Ganzfeld EP requires a unique brand of curiosity. Hear a sample of how experimental…

12 years ago

David Byrne has one of the most recognizable voices in music, and his collaboration with St. Vincent -- a woman…

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Split into halves, Dan Deacon’s America is part adventurous noise pop and part string-infused electro masterpiece. Its four-part closer is…

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With the help of Anticon producers Jel and Odd Nosdam, indie rapper Serengeti has released the latest in his double-digit…

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If Chicago’s tourism committee was serious about a new theme song—one that made people want to come to Chicago rather…

13 years ago

To anyone who saw the video for Liars’ “No. 1 Against the Rush,” WIXIW always will be associated with the…

13 years ago

The latest from Parenthetical Girls member Jherek Bischoff is a piece of immaculately arranged orchestral pop, one whose level of…

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Filed under the name Idyl, singer-songwriter Alex Dupree’s latest creation trades in an austere Americana sound for something whose origins…

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It’s opening day for former Fleet Foxes drummer Joshua Tillman’s new act, and he promises some violence as part of…

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Loop 2.4.3 is not, for the record, a typical band. Instead, it’s a “percussion duo” that uses a lot more…

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