J.R. Nelson is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, specializing in covering the local music scene. With a focus on indie rock and emerging artists, J.R. writes for the Chicago Reader, providing insightful and engaging articles that highlight the talent and diversity of the Chicago music community.
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J.R. Nelson's focus is primarily on local events and private sector announcements within the entertainment industry, particularly in music. He covers a variety of music-related topics including artist profiles, album releases, and local performances.
Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, J.R. would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming music events or album releases specific to the Chicago area or Illinois region. Additionally, he may also appreciate exclusive insights into the local music scene or unique angles on emerging artists.
Pitches that align with his coverage might include interviews with local musicians, features on upcoming concerts or festivals in Chicago, news about new albums from regional bands/performers, or stories about musical collaborations within the community.
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Plus: Elastic Arts presents the eighth Afrofuturist Weekend, and punk trio Aweful celebrate their long-in-the-works debut album.
By: J.R. Nelson, Leor Galil
Plus: Waltzer headline a benefit show for Northwest Side Solidarity Network, tireless collaborator Theo Katsaounis celebrates a new solo album, and more.
By: Leor Galil, J.R. Nelson
Plus: Dream-pop artist Lipsticism releases a new album that came out in a rush, and the CHIRP Record Fair teams up with the Andersonville Vintage Market, Baby Teeth, RP Boo, Illuminated Brew Works, and more.
Plus: Selenoplexia drop an album of high-density blackened death metal, and Nihilist Records releases a stack of thoughtfully crafted noise by venerated pioneers of the genre.
By: J.R. Nelson, Leor Galil
Plus: New music from Hausu Mountain, Ester, Jeff Lescher, and more, and a live hip-hop ofrenda honoring P-Lee Fresh
By: Leor Galil, J.R. Nelson
Soft and Dumb record a new acoustic EP in a hurry, and Jess Robbins’s group Course record an intimate new record almost entirely remotely.
By: J.R. Nelson, Leor Galil
Chicago trad metal hero “Professor” Chris Black drops a new High Spirits album, and local dance label Yearning makes its debut.
By: J.R. Nelson, Leor Galil
Roctober roars back with a double issue, the Fallen Log books live music worth watching, DJ Manny pairs a new album with a footwork mix, and more.
By: J.R. Nelson, Leor Galil
Partywatcher honors his Dominican roots with an all-Spanish release, Hostages play the Bottle on the heels of their best single, and Locrian cover experimental idols Coil.
By: Leor Galil, J.R. Nelson
David Arias lightens up his ‘bummer rock’ as Troigo, Spun Out play their first show in months, and Erabella play their last show ever.
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