We could hardly keep up with everything last weekend at saki! Even though we're pretty exhausted today, we have plenty of new memories to kick off our week thanks to ROOKIE, Tavi, Tiny Fireflies, everyone who came out for Creative Control, Joe McAdam, Owen, everyone who participated in the After Hours Concatenating Pedals show, especially Ben from Glad Cloud, Human Elephant, Jack & Ace, and Rob from Numero Group! And definitely everyone who came out to twiddle knobs, zine with us, or take in some music. It was really pretty cool. Read the nitty gritties and check out some pictures after the jump!
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Showing posts with label Numero. Show all posts
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Monday, July 2
Thursday, May 24
codeine dreams
As of last night, I've already started having dreams about the Codeine show (7/1 @ Lincoln Hall). Be sure to pick up a box set from Numero, as well as the greatest slowcore t-shirt ever made, featuring John Engle's cat, Sweetie
Thursday, April 19
On Record Store Day, "Pop-Up Leeches," and the Point
or Every Day is Record Store Day, or Save Thyself, or Call Me Jeffersonian, or All You Need Is Love and $20.
Last year, I was quite pissed when I heard about Numero Group's successful Record Store Day (RSD) pop-up store in Wicker Park. My thoughts were, "Wow! What a cool concept!" quickly followed by, "Why in the FUCK are they doing it on RSD?" I heard no feedback or uproar on it from other quarters, and so I figured I was the only one who cared about it. Last April, my mother had just passed away after a long fight with cancer, and I was busy figuring out how to deal with not having parents and simultaneously trying to dig myself out of the deep work hole I had dug for myself while I was in Texas helping to care for her. A RSD pop-up store was not first on my list. But it did stick with me.
Last year, I was quite pissed when I heard about Numero Group's successful Record Store Day (RSD) pop-up store in Wicker Park. My thoughts were, "Wow! What a cool concept!" quickly followed by, "Why in the FUCK are they doing it on RSD?" I heard no feedback or uproar on it from other quarters, and so I figured I was the only one who cared about it. Last April, my mother had just passed away after a long fight with cancer, and I was busy figuring out how to deal with not having parents and simultaneously trying to dig myself out of the deep work hole I had dug for myself while I was in Texas helping to care for her. A RSD pop-up store was not first on my list. But it did stick with me.
Thursday, February 16
Saturday, February 20
Celestial Navigations at the Siskel Center
Those wonderful nutballs at Numero Group are at it again.
Two screenings only
Celestial Navigations: The Short Films of Al Jarnow
Friday, February 19, 8:00 pm
Saturday, February 20, 8:00 pm
Celestial Navigations: The Short Films of Al Jarnow features 17 of Jarnow's remarkable works, witty, mesmerizing animations that twist and squeeze time and space, including The Owl and the Pussycat, Autosong, Shorelines, Cosmic Clock, and Celestial Navigation, plus a new half-hour documentary in which Jarnow guides the audience through his creative methods. Presented in collaboration with The Numero Group.
Learn more about Celestial Navigations
Celestial Navigations: The Short Films of Al Jarnow
Friday, February 19, 8:00 pm
Saturday, February 20, 8:00 pm
Celestial Navigations: The Short Films of Al Jarnow features 17 of Jarnow's remarkable works, witty, mesmerizing animations that twist and squeeze time and space, including The Owl and the Pussycat, Autosong, Shorelines, Cosmic Clock, and Celestial Navigation, plus a new half-hour documentary in which Jarnow guides the audience through his creative methods. Presented in collaboration with The Numero Group.
Learn more about Celestial Navigations
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