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Lasers And Fast And A Deal For Our Readers

We've waxed poetic about lasers And Fast And Shit in the past and it's no secret that we view them asone of the most promising local bands. Their stripped down sound, their DIY light show and gear, their sense of humor, their full frontal exposure to ben rock and/or roll over and make it their own ... these boys are the real deal. more ›

Do This: Lasers And Fast And Shit At Subterranean

Do This: Lasers And Fast And Shit At Subterranean

We won't go into length about how much we enjoy local act Lasers And Fast And Shit. You can read our original post extolling their virtues wherein we said, among other things: more ›

Tuesday Afternoon Diversion: Rock It To Russia

We've already spewed forth our admiration for Chicago new-wave-punk-garage-rock quartet Mr. Russia, but we just wanted to alert you to their CD release show for their debut album -- Teething -- at Metro this Friday. To whet everyone's appetite in advance of the big day the group has cobbled together a video for lead single "Skipping Hearts." more ›

Inaug-u-rave?

Inaug-u-rave?

Life During Wartime is throwing an Inaug-u-rave at Hideout tomorrow, but don't let the title of the event scare you with images of spandex-clad hipsters with glowsticks since it features some of the best rock and/or roll we've heard in a while. Headliner Lasers and fast and Shit play heavy hooky borderline punk-metal with a DIY light show that has to be seen to be believed. These guys are so hardcore they build most of their musical equipment from common household objects, bent nails, and duct tape. more ›

Lasers and Fast and What?

Lasers and Fast and What?

Often there is a thin line between a conceit being inspired or shtick. In the case of Chicago's Lasers And Fast And Shit that conceit is that they build much of their music gear and light show from scratch, often incorporating common household objects or toys. And in their hands, this conceit proves inspired when included in the context of their music and live presentation. more ›

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