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"Very well-crafted pop songs with the singer bringing someone like XTC's Andy Partridge, Neil Finn or Ray Davies to mind." - Allmusic.com

"The twin pillars of All City Affairs’ music are dance-floor beats and Andreadis’s clear, straightforward tenor, which enunciates with choirboy precision and avoids irony and weariness at all costs" - Popmatters.com

"Your mom would probably like this." - Punknews.org

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neighborhoods of thinking

Apr 12
3 min

Riding Two Horses at Once

"If you can't ride two horses at once, you shouldn't be in the circus."- James Maxton. I initially chose that quote above because of the...

Jun 24, 2021
5 min

Live(d) Music

During the pandemic I went for a walk downtown and found myself in Hutchinson Field in Grant Park, where in summer 2001 I saw Radiohead...

MUSIC

Dec 31, 2020
10 min

My (oh my) 2020

One more trip around the sun and this has been a strange one. If nothing else, the year 2020 has been one for reflection and...

Oct 23, 2019
4 min

My top Horror flicks

In no particular order, because that's just not fair. But it's Halloween season and I love horror flicks, so I thought this list would be...

LISTS

Dec 9, 2019
5 min

Living with anxiety pt. 2

After my junior year of college at DePaul University in Chicago, I was given an amazing opportunity by my parents, Barbara and Nick...

Oct 24, 2019
3 min

Living with anxiety pt. 1

I had my first panic attack when I was a junior in high school on an airplane en route to New York City with my family. It was the...

ANXIETY

about

Peter Andreadis lives and works (and works) in Chicago, IL.

In addition to All City Affairs, he is also the drummer in Baby Teeth. (www.babyteeth.band)

He is a graduate of DePaul University's Sound Recording Technology program and works as an Event Technical Specialist.

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OF THE MONTH

Orville Peck's new 2022 album "Bronco" is a stunner from front to back. Late night driving mood music, lonesome ballads, and country glam all come together on my early pick for "album of the year." Who is that masked man!?!