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The Fiery Furnaces made two wildly unpredictable but totally engaging CDs that messed with time, rhyme, and melody (more often than not in the same song). The brother/sister duo of Matt and Eleanor Friedberger weirds out even more on their latest record, Rehearsing My Choir. It's a concept album about their 83-year-old grandmother. And unlike most concept records, which tend to be incoherent, Choir is pretty much a straightforward narrative account of Grandma's childhood recollections, set to everything from embryonic piano-plunking ("Forty-Eight Twenty-Three Twenty-Second Street") to ersatz baroque ("Seven Silver Curses"). The Furnaces are also test-driving some brand new material from the upcoming Bitter Tea as well as tossing in several nuggets from their first two records. Be sure to get there early for the opener, Sybris, a quartet that makes a lot of noise on its self-titled debut. Like fellow Chicagoans the Smashing Pumpkins, the members of Sybris adore distorted guitars and songs that slowly build to tuneful dissonance.
Tue., Feb. 28, 9 p.m.