Micco Caporale is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, focusing on local arts and culture. Their work has been featured in the Chicago Reader and Knowledia, covering topics ranging from music and visual arts to reviews of performances and exhibitions. Caporale's articles provide insights into the vibrant cultural scene of Chicago and highlight emerging artists and creative endeavors.
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Micco Caporale's articles reflect a strong focus on local entertainment, particularly music, art, and cultural events in the Chicago area. If you are looking to pitch to Micco, consider offering information about local artists or performances. For example, new music releases from Chicago-based bands or upcoming art exhibitions in the city could be of interest to him.
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Though Sage is still growing into her sound, the visual aesthetics she uses to contextualize it are mature.
Judd Crud’s viral parody video "My Weekend as a 28-year-old in Chicago" has long outlived the trend that inspired it.
Pharmakon embraces duality through sound. For 17 years, power-electronics artist Margaret Chardiet has been making bristling, textural chaos under the name Pharmakon—a Greek word that can mean remedy and poison. Deconstructionist philosopher Jacques Derrida introduced the concept “pharmakon” as a container for binaries central to Western logic traditions, like good/bad and internal/external. Chardiet has composed her five studio albums with these tensions in mind, striving for something visceral and organic with her harsh, mechanical noise.
By: Micco Caporale
Robert Hood and his Underground Resistance cofounders Jeff Mills and “Mad” Mike Banks will perform at Smart Bar. Credit: Marie Staggat
Power-electronics artist Margaret Chardiet performs at Empty Bottle in December; her latest album, Maggot Mass, is out now on Sacred Bones.
By: Micco Caporale
To attend a Machine Girl show is to straddle the worlds of hardcore and rave music: you’re just as likely to encounter moshing or stage diving as shuffling or footwork.
Biz 3 publicist Dana Meyerson works with the likes of Ms. Lauryn Hill and Chappell Roan, but she grounds herself in her Chicago community.
By: Micco Caporale
Fruit LoOops' live shows can switch between the raw, stripped-down aesthetic of punk and the rehearsed technique of performance art, but they’re never pretentious.
No color is more now than that Gak green. The color percolated in the zeitgeist all year.
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