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Dark Dark Dark @ Schubas, October 2012 (more by Grant MacAllister)

Minneapolis' great Dark Dark Dark welcomed their most recent album, Who Needs Who, in October of 2012 via Supply & Demand Music...

Father John Misty @ NYC's Bowery Ballroom earlier on tour (more by Fred Pessaro)

* A.C. Newman, The Mynabirds @ Empty Bottle
* Bully In The Hallway, Tell Your Friends @ Hideout
* haunted house(s) @ Rancho Huevos/Archer Nemesis
* Father John Misty, La Sera, Jeffertitti's Nile @ Lincoln Hall
* Th…

Chicago singer-songwriter Angel Olsen played a solo set to open for Dark Dark Dark at Schubas on Saturday night (10/6). She stood center stage with her odd Danelectro electric guitar, which she mostly thumbed as she sang...

Dark Dark Dark @ Drom in 2011 (NYC) (more by Chris La Putt)

Folk outfit Dark Dark Dark are set to welcome their third full-length album this year...

Dark Dark Dark @ Brilliant Corners of Popular Amusements (more by Zach Pollack)

Minneapolis folk rockers Dark Dark Dark are gearing up for a huge tour schedule, kicking off in Austin, TX with a few appearances during SXSW...

Dark Dark Dark @ Brilliant Corners of Popular Amusements (more by Zach Pollack)

Minneapolis's Dark Dark Dark decided to make things just a little bit more confusing for us all, when they went and recorded a cover of the George Harrison-written Beatles tune "Long Long Long...

& Zach Pollack



The first-ever Brilliant Corners of Popular Amusements went down back in September. You may remember we posted some pictures from the first day, but never finished what we started...

Future Islands @ FYF Fest 2011 (more by Nathanael Turner)

today in Chicago
* Sebadoh, Mazes @ Schubas
* Lou & Peter Berryman @ SPACE
* Nancy Whang, Juan Maclean @ Berlin
* Joan Baez @ Chicago Symphony Center
* Indian, Rabid Rabbit, Bloodyminded @ Hideout
* Exhumed, Goatwhore, Havok, Hunters @ Reggie&ap…

The Brilliant Corners of Popular Amusements will celebrate its inaugural year in Chicago's Eckhart Park from September 16th - 18th.

The oddly named festival will boast sets from Bill Callahan, Shellac, Dan Deacon, and Dark Dark Dark just to name a few...