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Media List Online Zines MEDIA LIST "Fighting The Good Fight Since 2001" ONLINE ZINES Chicagoist.com - www.chicagoist.com Scott Smith e: [email protected] Flavorpill – www.flavorpill.net e: [email protected] The Deli – http://chicago.thedelimagazine.com/ e: [email protected] Oh My Rockness – www.ohmyrockness.com e: [email protected] Chicagomusic.com – http://chicagomusic.com/ e: [email protected] Consequence of Sound - http://consequenceofsound.net/ e: [email protected] Michael Roffman (Editor) e: [email protected] Gapers Block – http://www.gapersblock.com Gapers Block Media PO Box 13524 Chicago, IL 60613 e: [email protected] Anne Holub (Music Editor) e: [email protected] Pitchforkmedia- www.pitchforkmedia.com e: [email protected] Centerstage Chicago– http://www.centerstagechicago.com Myrna Torres, Music 350 N Orleans 10th Floor, South Chicago, IL 60654 ChicagoGigs.com – www.chicagogigs.com UR Chicago – www.urchicago.com 1850 W. Oakdale Chicago, IL 60657 p: 773.404.1497 f: 773.404.1617 e: [email protected] Neil Miller Jr. (Music Editor) e: [email protected] Fake Shore Drive - http://www.fakeshoredrive.com/ e: [email protected] Local Loop Chicago – http://www.localloopchicago.com/ e: [email protected] Midwest Action – http://midwestaxn.com/ e: [email protected] BLOGS Brooklyn Vegan Chicago - http://www.brooklynvegan.com/chicago e: [email protected] Hear Ya – http://www.hearya.com e: [email protected] e: [email protected] Victim of Time – www.victimoftime.com e: [email protected] Windy City Rock – http://www.windycityrock.net e: [email protected] Loud Loop Press - http://loudlooppress.com/ PRINT The Chicago Reader – www.chicagoreader.com (Weekly) 350 N Orleans St Chicago, IL 60654 p: 312. 828.0350 Leor Galil (Music Writer) e: [email protected] Luca Cimarusti (Listings, Early Warnings, Music Contributor) e: [email protected] The Chicago Tribune – www.chicagotribune.com (Daily) (Metromix.com, RedEye) 435 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 p: 312.222.3232 f: 312.222.0236 Greg Kot (Pop Music Critic) e: [email protected] Matt McGuire (Metromix Senior Producer) e: [email protected] Matt Pais (Redeye Music Editor) e: [email protected] Josh Terry (Redeye Music Reporter) e: [email protected] Innerview Magazine – www.chicagoinnerview.com (Monthly) 1849 S. Blue Island Avenue Chicago, IL 60608 p: 312.850.3635 f: 312.850.3676 Jay Gentile (Editor In Chief) e: [email protected] New City – www.newcity.com (Weekly) 770 N. Halsted, Ste 303 Chicago, IL 60642 p: 312.243.8786 f: 312.243.8802 Tom Lynch (Senior Editor) e: [email protected] Calendar Listings e: [email protected] The Onion – www.avclub.com (Weekly) Marah Eakin (Music Editor) e: [email protected] Calendar Listings e: [email protected] Time Out Chicago (Weekly) - www.timeout.com 100 N LaSalle St Suite 700 Chicago, IL 60602 p: 312.924.9555 f: 312.924.9560 e: [email protected] Calendar e: [email protected] The Chicago Sun Times – www.suntimes.com (Daily) 350 N. Orleans St., 10th Floor Chicago, Illinois 60654 p: 312.321.3000 Steve Warmbir (Metro Editor) e: [email protected] Chicago Music Magazine - http://www.chicagomusicmagazine.com Brian Morgan (Media Director) e: [email protected] Music Submissions e: [email protected] Press Releases e: [email protected] Daily Herald (NW) – www.dailyherald.com (Daily) P.O. Box 280 Arlington Heights, IL 60006 p: 847.427.4300 f: 847.427.1301 e: [email protected] The Daily Southtown – www.dailysouthtown.com (Daily) 6901 West 159th St. Tinley Park, IL 60477 p: 708.633.6700 f: 708.633.5999 e: [email protected] Chicago Magazine – www.chicagomag.com (Monthly) 435 N. Michigan Ave., Suite 1100 Chicago, IL 60611 p: 312.222.8999 f: 312.222.0287 Elly Fishman (Arts, Music and Culture Editor) e: [email protected] Tomi Obaro (Arts, Music and Culture Editor / Events Calendar) e: [email protected] Illinois Entertainer – www.illinoisentertainer.com (Monthly) 4223 W. Lake Street Suite 420 Chicago, IL 60624 p: 773.717.5665 Calendar Submissions e: [email protected] Steve Forstneger (Editor) e: [email protected] Windy City Times (Weekly) / Nightspots (Weekly) / Identities (Monthly) www.windycitymediagroup.com 5315 N. Clark St. #192 Chicago, IL 60640 p: 773.871.7610 f: 773.871.7609 Calendar Listings e: [email protected] Andrew Davis (Music Editor) e: [email protected] Wassup! Local Magazine – www.wassuplocal.com (Monthly) 55 Esther St Crystal Lake, IL 60014 p: 815.455.5932 Keith Romack (Editor) e: [email protected] Revue – www.revuewm.com (Monthly) 2422 Burton St., SE Grand Rapids, MI 49546 p: 616-301-9200 f: 616-719-5940 Joe Boomgaard (Editor) e: [email protected] COLLEGE RADIO WHPK – http://whpk.uchicago.edu Reynolds Club 5706 S. University Ave. Chicago, IL 60637 e: [email protected] studio: 773.702.8424 office: 773.702.8289 e: [email protected] e: [email protected] Pure Hype e: [email protected] WLUW-88.7 – www.wluw.org 6525 N. Sheridan Rd. Chicago, 60626 p: 773.508.8080 Request Line: 773.508.WLUW e: [email protected] Music Department e: [email protected] Radio DePaul— radio.depaul.edu 2250 N. Sheffield Ave. Suite 317 Box # 640 Chicago, IL 60614 Studio Line: 773.325.7341 e: [email protected] COLLEGE PRESS Chicago Maroon (Univ. Of Chicago) – http://www.chicagomaroon.com 1212 East 59th Street, Lower Level Chicago, IL 60637 p: 773.834.1611 f: 773.702.3032 e: [email protected] Columbia Chronicle – www.columbiachronicle.com 623 S. Wabash Ave., Suite 205 Chicago, IL 60605 p: (312) 369 8999 e: [email protected] The Daily Northwestern – www.dailynorthwestern.com 1999 Campus Drive Evanston, IL 60208 p: (847) 491-4909 e: [email protected] The Loyola PHOENIX – www.loyolaphoenix.com 6525 N. Sheridan Road Chicago, IL 60626 p: (773) 508-7114 e: [email protected] RADIO CHIRP Radio - http://chirpradio.org/ e: Justin - [email protected] Fearless Radio - www.fearlessradio.com 401 W. Ontario, Ste 150 Chicago, IL 60610 p: 312.224.8270 e: [email protected] Vocalo Radio – http://vocalo.org/ e: [email protected] WBEZ-91.5 – (NPR Station) – www.wbez.org 848 E. Grand Ave. Navy Pier Chicago, IL 60611-3509 p: 312.948.4600 Jim Dero (Pop Music Critic, Co-Host of Sound Opinions) e: [email protected] XRT 93.1FM – www.wxrt.com WXRT-FM 455 North City Front Plaza, 6th Floor Chicago, Illinois 60611 p: 312.245.6000 f: 312.245.6075 Music Request Phone: 312.329.9978 Programming/Music Request Fax: 773.427.3543 Richard Milne (Local Anesthetic) e: [email protected] Sound Opinions (NPR-Chicago Public Radio) – www.soundopinions.org Hosted by Jim Derogatis / Greg Kot c/o Chicago Public Radio Navy Pier, 848 E. Grand Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 Robin Linn (Producer) p: 312.893.2911 e: [email protected] WDCB Public Radio – www.wdcb.org College of DuPage 425 Fawell Boulevard Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 P: (630) 942-4200 Paul Abella (Music Director) e: [email protected] WNUR-89.3 – www.wnur.org 1920 Campus Drive Evanston, IL 60201 p: 847.491.7101 e: [email protected] Request Line: 847.866.WNUR Rock Music Director e: [email protected] .
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