The Houston, TX outfit Indian Jewelry has never been an easy entity to get one's head around. Hopefully, the proper Ts and Is are crossed and dotted before next weekend's shows.Ĭoncert Wed Under the Turquoise Hexangonal Sun Last weekend's Earth show had been moved and this weekend's shows by Urge Overkill and MU330 (They're still around?) have simply been postponed. In other news about events that aren't happening, this weekend's rescheduled grand opening of the new Bottom Lounge has been postponed. Not surprisingly, considering Sly's erratic behavior over the last, oh, nearly 40 years, Saturday's gig has been cancelled 'due to health reasons.' Whether that is actually the case or not may remain a mystery in the same way that the Minneapolis cancellation the night prior is due to ' scheduling conflicts.' Reviews from last weekend's shows in Los Angeles ( here and here) indicate inconsistent performances highlighted only by moments of greatness among many of mediocrity. The announcement earlier this month that Sly & the Family Stone would play at the Vic this Saturday evening was greeted by potential concertgoers with emotions ranging from absolute glee to serious hesitation. The show starts 10:00pm and tickets are $10.Ĭoncert Wed Shows Not Happening This Weekend This will be their final Chicago performance and also appearing will be Joan of Arc, Tight Phantomz, and Mannequin Men DJs. They will try to tell the final chapter of their story this Saturday, May 3rd The Empty Bottle. I suppose that may have been the beginning of end for The Narrator, but no one really knows.

During the recording process of 2007’s All That to the Wall their drummer left the band, and they were forced to call on friends from Oxford Collapse, Russian Circles, Bound Stems, Sybris, Tight Phantomz and Lying In States to help complete the album. Their line-up, as it stood in 2008, consisted of Singer/guitarist Sam Axelrod, Bassist James Barron, and singer/guitarist Jesse Woghin. Making the announcement via myspace and the front page of Flameshovel, mysteriously no reason or future plans have been given. Producing three solid high-energy albums on the local label Flameshovel ( Youth City Fire (EP) 2004, Such Triumph 2005, and All That to the Wall 2007), this now trio has decided to go their separate ways. As with any good story, The Narrator has played vital role in the story that is the Chicago music landscape over the last five years.

In a story the narrator fills in the details, supplies background information, and keeps things moving along.

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