Angie Vo
Articles by Angie Vo
Art in Manila
Set the Woods on Fire (Saddle Creek)
Chicago's weekend-long hipster picnic
Now that the dust from Union Park's baseball fields has cleared, we can reflect on Pitchfork Music Festival
Down to Business
Issue #32
Helio PR
DESIGNING WOMAN
Issue #32
Designing Woman Ellen Lupton brings graphic design back home
The Faint in Chicago, Tuesday, May 22, 2007
The element of progress is back
Fame for life
Issue #31
Patti Smith and the Ronettes rock 2007’s Hall of Fame list
Hope Gangloff
The New York illustrator inks out an existence in her "perpetual state of woo"
Refinding: Old into new
One man's trash is another man's wallet
Ee
Capital Plans (Actually)
Stylex
Tight Scrapes (Pretend)
Store of the ish: Broad Vocabulary
Issue #30
The owners of the Milwaukee feminist bookstore say their goal is to subvert the dominant paradigm
On the Edge
Issue #30
Documentary examines the interconnected causes for mass murders Juarez women
Daylight's for the Birds
Issue #30
Trouble Everywhere (Bellhop Music)
Bon Savants
Post-Rock Defends the Nation (self-released)
The Decemberists and Alasdair Roberts in Chicago, November 11, 2006
Meloy and Company rake at Chicagoland’s hearts with inventive takes on established and soon-to-be favorites
'Hipster Haiku' by Siobhan Adcock
Much like pop, hipster culture relies on referencing itself, a fact humorously evident in Siobhan Adcock’s Hipster Haiku.
'Wristcutters: A Love Story' review
Title aside, this look at the afterlife is worth a look
Jucifer
If Thine Enemy Hunger (Relapse)
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah in Chicago, October 4, 2006
Indie music’s boy wonders prove their place in the scene










