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Blogs, Bleader May 21, 2016
Ferris Bueller’s bedroom has been meticulously recreated inside Chicago’s Virgin Hotel

Artists save Ferris's room and take it to Ferris Fest.
- By Jake Malooley
- Tags: Visual Art, Film, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Sarah Keenlyside, Joseph Clement, Toronto, Gladstone Hotel, Ferris Fest, Canada, John Hughes, Cabaret Voltaire, Simple Minds, Bryan Ferry, technology, E-Mu emulator, IBM Personal Computer XT, Personal Computer Museum

Blogs, Bleader Sep 17, 2014
Reader's Agenda Wed 9/17: Fifth Star Awards, Bryan Ferry, and Fay

What's on the Reader's Agenda for Wednesday, September 17
- By Brianna Wellen
- Tags: Do This, Arts, Fifth Star Awards, Millennium Park, Bryan Ferry, David Bowie Is, Museum of Contemporary Art, Fay, Empty Bottle, art-rock

Arts & Culture, Space Apr 27, 2014
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Alan Lake's casa de soul in Ukrainian Village

The musician, chef, and author's apartment is bursting at the seams with art, cookbooks, and percussion instruments from around the world.
- By Andrea Bauer
- Tags: Space, Alan Lake, Madonna, Bryan Ferry, The Garlic Manifesto, Ian McDonald, King Crimson, Asian Youth Services, Casa de Soul, Ukrainian Village, berimbau, Video

Music, Record Roundup Apr 21, 2014
The Pixies' deflating Indie Cindy and 15 more record reviews

A dozen far-flung Reader writers cover Future's conscience-stricken coke rap, Todd Terje's playfully colorful nu-disco, Triptykon's lightless armor-plated epics, and points further afield.
- By Luca Cimarusti, Leor Galil, Kim Kelly, Monica Kendrick, Peter Margasak, Bill Meyer, Philip Montoro, Erin Osmon, Miles Raymer, Tal Rosenberg, and Kevin Warwick
- Tags: Record Roundup, Kent Burnside, Crime & the City Solution, My World Is So Cold, Lucky 13, R.L. Burnside, Cuddle Magic, Phyllis Chen, FYO, Brian Eno, Karl Hyde, Someday World, Warp, Underworld, Fushitsusha, Peter Brotzmann, Nothing Changes No One Can Change Anything I Am Ever-Changing Only You Can Change Yourself, Keiji Haino, Utech, Future, Honest, Epic, Alexander Hawkins Ensemble, Step Wide Step Deep, Dylan Bates, Otto Fischer, Shabaka Hutchings, Neil Charles, Tom Skinner, Ibn Inglor, New Wave 2, JACK Quartet, Helmut Lachenmann: Complete String Quartets, Mode, Kelis, Ninja Tune, Dave Sitek, TV on the Radio, Lord Mantis, Death Mask, Profound Lore, Charlie Fell, Pixies, Indie Cindy, Black Francis, Screaming Females, Live at the Hideout, Don Giovanni, The Hideout, Steve Albini, Marissa Paternoster, Todd Terje, It's Album Time, Olsen, Bryan Ferry, Triptykon, Melana Chasmata, Prowling Death, Hellhammer, Celtic Frost, Thomas Gabriel Fischer, V. Santur, Simone Vollenweider, The Space Project, Lefse, Antlers, Blues Control, Beach House, Jesu, Zomes, Spiritualized, Jason Pierce, Wovenhand, Refractory Obdurate, Deathwish Inc., David Eugene Edwards

Blogs, Bleader Jan 30, 2013
12 O'Clock Track: Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas make Roxy Music's "Avalon" sound menacing

The Swedish techno producers remix the charming and cheesy 1982 title song off of Roxy Music's Avalon.
- By Tal Rosenberg
- Tags: 12 O'Clock Track, Music, Hans-Peter Lindstrøm, Prins Thomas, Avalon album, Avalon song, 12 O'Clock Track, Roxy Music, Bryan Ferry, the Charleston, David Byrne, Brian Eno, My Life in the Bush of Ghosts

Music, The Secret History of Chicago Music May 2, 2012
The Secret History of Chicago Music: Wazmo Nariz

This new-wave weirdo was one of just two acts from the Chicago punk scene to sign to a major label
- Tags: The Secret History of Chicago Music, Wazmo Nariz, Larry Grennan, Bryan Ferry, Sparks, Ian Dury, Devo, Skafish, Ridgway, The Secret History of Chicago Music

Blogs, Bleader Jun 9, 2011
Early Warnings roundup

This week's Early Warnings include Battles, the Damned, Bryan Ferry, Harvey Milk, King Khan, Opeth, Pentagram, Real Estate, Woods, Kurt Vile, and Judas Priest.
- By Kevin Warwick
- Tags: Crickets, Music, Early Warnings, Pitchfork, Bryan Ferry, Roxy Music, King Khan, Judas Priest, Harvey Milk

Blogs, Bleader Nov 10, 2009
Men's Style, via the Selvedge Yard

Style icons for men on the Selvedge Yard
- By Heather Kenny
- Tags: Style, Music, The Selvedge Yard, Jon Patrick, Miles Davis, the Clash, Bryan Ferry, Roxy Music, men's style, men's fashion

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Ferris Bueller’s bedroom has been meticulously recreated inside Chicago’s Virgin Hotel

Artists save Ferris's room and take it to Ferris Fest.

Reader's Agenda Wed 9/17: Fifth Star Awards, Bryan Ferry, and Fay

What's on the Reader's Agenda for Wednesday, September 17

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Alan Lake's casa de soul in Ukrainian Village

The musician, chef, and author's apartment is bursting at the seams with art, cookbooks, and percussion instruments from around the world.

The Pixies' deflating Indie Cindy and 15 more record reviews

A dozen far-flung Reader writers cover Future's conscience-stricken coke rap, Todd Terje's playfully colorful nu-disco, Triptykon's lightless armor-plated epics, and points further afield.

12 O'Clock Track: Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas make Roxy Music's "Avalon" sound menacing

The Swedish techno producers remix the charming and cheesy 1982 title song off of Roxy Music's Avalon.

The Secret History of Chicago Music: Wazmo Nariz

This new-wave weirdo was one of just two acts from the Chicago punk scene to sign to a major label

Early Warnings roundup

This week's Early Warnings include Battles, the Damned, Bryan Ferry, Harvey Milk, King Khan, Opeth, Pentagram, Real Estate, Woods, Kurt Vile, and Judas Priest.

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Artists save Ferris's room and take it to Ferris Fest.

What's on the Reader's Agenda for Wednesday, September 17

The musician, chef, and author's apartment is bursting at the seams with art, cookbooks, and percussion instruments from around the world.

A dozen far-flung Reader writers cover Future's conscience-stricken coke rap, Todd Terje's playfully colorful nu-disco, Triptykon's lightless armor-plated epics, and points further afield.

The Swedish techno producers remix the charming and cheesy 1982 title song off of Roxy Music's Avalon.

This new-wave weirdo was one of just two acts from the Chicago punk scene to sign to a major label

This week's Early Warnings include Battles, the Damned, Bryan Ferry, Harvey Milk, King Khan, Opeth, Pentagram, Real Estate, Woods, Kurt Vile, and Judas Priest.

Style icons for men on the Selvedge Yard

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