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  • Like a Little "Black Korea"

    Middle Eastern shopkeepers boycott an up-and-coming MC over a song about liquor stores in the hood.
  • A Life in the Pit

    Dan the Fan passes the half-century mark with no plans to quit pogoing.
  • Meditating With Sound

    A crop of local bands explores the artistic possibilities of holding onto a note.
  • The Big Pond

    Back in Arkansas, Keefe Jackson could pay the bills playing other people's music--but to play his own, he had to come here.
  • Making eLemonade

    Thrill Jockey's Bettina Richards isn't thrilled about the digital revolution, but she's determined to meet it head-on.
  • On the Beat

    A Chicago cop with a love for 60s soul helps the city's forgotten stars get heard again.
  • A Long-Distance Relationship

    With help from some friends in Chicago, Bay Area songwriter Sonny Smith has made the record that could make his career.
  • The Plumber

    Steve Albini on Touch and Go, the Stooges, and how his analog work ethic is faring in the digital age
  • HotHouse Moves On

    Marguerite Horberg is out; business director Marc Harris is in.
  • Delmark on DVD

    A new venture helps change the fortunes of the venerable jazz and blues label.
  • The Soul Plumber

    Local DJ John Ciba introduces the world to Neal Hemphill, an Alabama recording hobbyist who gave a host of southern R & B musicians their first chance.
  • The Law of Unintended Consequences

    HotHouse head Marguerite Horberg thought it'd be great if the board hired a business director--but now that they're trying, it's touched off a feud that could leave her out of a job.
  • He Loved the 90s

    While James Van Osdol fills Mancow's slot at Q101, he's finishing an oral history of the local rock scene at the end of the last century.

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