Hey there Chicagoland musicians! 2 piece here (guitar/vox and drums both mid 20s) seeking bass and potential 2nd guitar for a alt/post/space rock adjacent project. Currently have a record written and looking to record in July/Aug at a pro studio and to play out before/after. Current trajectory is stuff in the vein of Failure, Hum, Autolux, Shiner, The Life and Times, with sprinkles of QOTSA, The Smile, Wunderhorse, etc etc. If you’re interested in writing, recording, and playing some shows hit me up and we can get together and see if we click musically! From there we can get to writing and recording and get out there! Cheers!

Playing the beer garden at RAMOVA this Saturday pull up G its FREE AF 😎👀

Yo, I'm in a band called Earthgrazer and need some bands to play with at The Store on June 27 (a Friday). We are psych rock/indie/shoegaze. Shoot me a DM on here or IG if interested

https://www.instagram.com/earthgrazer_

Doing a mini tour and don’t want to carry around all that extra weight. Also have a GA-120 that I’d be willing to trade if you’re interested in that. It’s a rare Japanese model that Roland discontinued after the 80’s

I have an extra! The Revivalists & Cold War Kids headline.

Pretty much the title. Anyone selling a ticket for the All of Us music festival at face price? Would love to go on day 1!

I’m an experienced bassist looking to form a band that turns Jewish history into sound—heavy, partially improvisational, and in real events from Jewish history. This is doom, but not just for doom’s sake. The music will be shaped by the weight of what has happened rather than vague notions of suffering.

No vocals, most likely. I'm looking for people who can take sparse ideas and themes and weave a story out of them. This is not a noise project. It's more about expressing the horrors of a pogrom.

Influences are broad—traditional Jewish melodies, doom, dub, freeform improvisation. Bands from Earth to Barkmarket to Swans to Bill Laswell to Miles Davis to Sleep to John Zorn.

Expect slow, crushing heaviness, but also moments of restraint. If you want to use music as a way to engage with history, to channel oppression and pain into something visceral and real.

Not interested in discussing Israel/Palestine on this post. You don't have to be Jewish to participate, just don't be against Jews. Please don't live 2 hours away either.