Posted on29 September 2009. Tags: indie music shows, indie rock show reviews
Chicago, IL \’96 9/18/09
Written by: Derek Walker
It took eight years, five albums, a couple EPs and a handful of trips around the world \’96\’a0not to mention getting married and having a child \’96\’a0to push Mike Kinsella to finally testing his material with a full-band. Thankfully, for both him and the two sold-out crowds at Chicago\’92s Beat Kitchen, it worked. Maybe not to the degree he had originally hoped, but it worked.
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