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Delhi 2 Dublin with Zombies In The Basement and DJ Warp
Fri. 03/29 | 9:00PM @ Martyrs (map)
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The Hideout Dance Party presents Chances Dances
Sat. 12/01 | 11:59PM @ The Hideout (map)
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People Of Rhythm welcomes a special Chicago benefit for Cheb I Sabbah, CHEB I SABB...
Sat. 05/26 | 10:00PM @ Smart Bar (map)
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Signal Chicago with, PEARSON SOUND, DJ WARP, SPARKLETONE, BIZZIES
Thu. 01/19 | 10:00PM @ Smart Bar (map)
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Haiti Benefit for Habitat For Humanity, DJ WARP
Wed. 08/24 | 5:30PM @ The Hideout (map)
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People of Rhythm and Smart Bar Welcome, LUKE VIBERT, aka WAGON CHRIST, DJ WARP, an...
Fri. 06/17 | 10:00PM @ Smart Bar (map)
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Featured Review from TimeOutChicago
June 16, 2011From his early ambient and jazzy drum ‘n’ bass excursions as Wagon Christ to the diverse array of electronica he’s released under his own name, Luke Vibert is a tireless sonic explorer. Often compared to Aphex Twin or Squarepusher, his music is at times delightful and carefree, and at others, harsh and challenging. more at timeoutchicago.com
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Featured Review from TimeOutChicago
April 27, 2011Son of the late, great Fela, Afrobeat standard-bearer Femi Kuti rode the world-music wave that swept our shores in the early part of the aughts, collaborating with neosoul singers and Native Tongues rappers.
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Featured Review from The Onion A.V. Club
April 23, 2011Disproving Freud has become a kind of musical parlor game, but here’s one rebuttal to the Oedipus complex that doesn’t get enough play: Femi Kuti, the eldest son of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti and the principal torch-bearer for his father’s genre. more at avclub.com
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Subfix - abstract science, fresh-kid.com + cemac welcome, FALTY DL, DJ WARP, PHADE...
Thu. 09/09 | 10:00PM @ Smart Bar (map)
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Featured Review from The Onion A.V. Club
July 13, 2010The members of Congolese band Konono No. 1 were aiming for resourcefulness rather than stylishness when they built crude scrap-metal amplifiers for their likembé thumb pianos in the late 1970s. The resulting flurries of distorted notes—mixed with traditional ensemble singing and hand percussion—earned a warm reception from both world- and electronic-music fans when Belgian label Crammed Discs released 2005’s Congotronics. more at www.avclub.com
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Featured Review from Chicago Reader
July 09, 2010They aren’t the only so-called desert-blues band to emerge in the wake of Tinariwen’s success, but Niger’s ETRAN FINATAWA stand out as a multiethnic ensemble, including not just Kel Tamashek members (frequently referred to as Tuareg) but also Wodaabe—the latter are the fellows in feathered turbans and colorful face paint. more at www.chicagoreader.com
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Talvin Singha, DJ Warp, and DJ Radiohiro
Fri. 04/16 | 9:00PM @ Logan Square Auditorium (map)
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Angelique Kidjo and DJ Warp
Thu. 03/04 | 8:00PM @ Lincoln Hall (map)
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