Tone Glow 236: Barn Sour
An interview with the Canadian musician and painter Pat Klassen about trading noise tapes,
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Tone Glow 235: keiyaA
An interview with the Chicago-born, New York-based artist about the online communities that made her who she is, her evolving live shows, and the creation of both 'milk thot' and 'hooke's law'
Tone Glow 234: Martha Reeves
An interview with the Motown singer about childhood memories, the artists who inspired her, and the stories that shaped her new album 'Searching'
Tone Glow Presents Nirosta Steel (Again)
Tone Glow adds two additional shows in Chicago, both on Saturday, September 19th at The Hideout
Film Show 070: Cristóbal León & Joaquín Cociña
An interview with the Chilean filmmakers about their childhood, early cinema, and how their love for music videos inspired 'Donkey Princess', which premiered at this year's Locarno Film Festival
Film Show 069: Ana Vaz
An interview with the Brazilian filmmaker about ferality, motherhood, and her new feature film 'Hanabi' (aka 'Fire Flower'), which premieres at the 2026 edition of the Locarno Film Festival
Tone Glow 233: Slippers
An interview with Madeline Babuka Black about growing up in Georgia, the second Slippers album 'Slippers 08', and her new short film 'Papertowel Maxipad'
Film Show 068: Kiyoshi Kurosawa
An interview with the Japanese filmmaker about jidaigeki, directing actors, and his new feature film 'The Samurai and the Prisoner' (2026)
Tone Glow Presents “I’ll Walk With God: Reflections on Mortality”
On Friday August 7th in Chicago, Tone Glow Presents nine 16mm films grappling with mortality
Tone Glow Presents "River of Stars: Bruce Wood's Expressionist Abstractions"
In Pittsburgh on August 2nd and in Chicago on August 12th, Tone Glow presents nine 16mm films by the overlooked avant-garde filmmaker Bruce Wood
Film Show 067: Bruce Wood
An interview with the Massachusetts-based artist about moving to Chicago to study under Stan Brakhage, feeling alienated by his filmmaking peers, and the creation of his 16mm works during the 1970s