Micco Caporale is a Staff Writer at various prominent outlets. They focus on the intersections of art, music, and the subcultures that arise from them, exploring the material, social, and political contexts that influence these creative realms. Caporale's work has been featured in Knowledia, NewsBreak, Chicago Reader, and Xtra Magazine.
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Micco Caporale's articles reflect a strong focus on local entertainment, particularly music, art, and cultural events in the Chicago area. If you are looking to pitch to Micco, consider offering information about local artists or performances. For example, new music releases from Chicago-based bands or upcoming art exhibitions in the city could be of interest to him.
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By: Micco Caporale
This local trio have been simmering their lo-fi indie pop-rock since 2019, when they released their five-song debut EP, Banana Brains.
Longtime indie publisher 2dcloud has resurrected its alt-comics anthology Mirror Mirror, reimagining it as more of a magazine.
Syd Ross resists tidy categorization, but as an artist they've made contributions that echo throughout Chicago's creative avant-garde.
By: Micco Caporale
When body piercing began shifting in the late 80s and early 90s from an obscure underground practice to something more mainstream, there was a
The tofu tikka masala at Arya Bhavan tastes of sunsets melting on the tongue.
Andrew Sa, Chicago’s queer Cosmic Country crooner, releases a debut solo album where he’s anything but solitary.
Recently, I saw Derry Queen start her headlining set for a comedy variety show at the Hideout by announcing a fake Snapple sponsorship. “The brand
Newly restored for its 25th anniversary, Silas Howard and Harry Dodge's seminal film will screen at the Siskel Film Center.
The Wisconsin Dells remains a popular midwest vacation destination, but Nellie Kluz's 2024 documentary explores its murky foundation of labor exploitation.
Fragrances can act as a vehicle to a destination, a time machine, and a portal into someone's memories.
