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After making the first Chicago appearance of their 27-year existence last fall, the Red Krayola are in town for a return engagement. Their September show was a spirited blend of oblique humor and lean guitar-drenched rock, informed by a keen sense of dramaturgy. Expect more of the same. Founder Mayo Thompson, the band’s only constant, will be joined by guitarists David Grubbs (of Gastre del Sol) and Tom Watson (of Slovenly and Overpass), both of whom performed at the Chicago debut, and drummer George Hurley, the tenacious timekeeper for Firehose and the legendary Minutemen. | Peter Margasak<blockquote>After making the first Chicago appearance of their 27-year existence last fall, the Red Krayola are in town for a return engagement. Their September show was a spirited blend of oblique humor and lean guitar-drenched rock, informed by a keen sense of dramaturgy. Expect more of the same. Founder [[Mayo Thompson]], the band’s only constant, will be joined by guitarists [[David Grubbs]] (of Gastre del Sol) and [[Tom Watson]] (of Slovenly and Overpass), both of whom performed at the Chicago debut, and drummer [[George Hurley]], the tenacious timekeeper for Firehose and the legendary Minutemen.</blockquote> | ||
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Chicago Reader
January 12, 1995[1]
Peter Margasak
After making the first Chicago appearance of their 27-year existence last fall, the Red Krayola are in town for a return engagement. Their September show was a spirited blend of oblique humor and lean guitar-drenched rock, informed by a keen sense of dramaturgy. Expect more of the same. Founder Mayo Thompson, the band’s only constant, will be joined by guitarists David Grubbs (of Gastre del Sol) and Tom Watson (of Slovenly and Overpass), both of whom performed at the Chicago debut, and drummer George Hurley, the tenacious timekeeper for Firehose and the legendary Minutemen.
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