Mahjongg
The Long Shadow Of The Paper Tiger

The Long Shadow of the Paper Tiger, the third album from Chicago?s Mahjongg, is a contradictory album, sometimes pushing toward dancefloor bliss, some...

Mahjongg have taken up the dance torch with their third release. Makes sense, since they’ve lost guitarist Jeff Carillo. What they’ve gained is an imp...

Mahjongg's lead vocalist, Hunter Husar, was once quoted as saying, "When you're in your early 20s, you want to take on the world and take over a city....

It used to be so easy to know what you were getting with a K Records release- nasally, somewhat out-of-tune vocals, barely-there guitars and simple ki...

Mahjongg's third full-length, The Long Shadow of the Paper Tiger, is a more collaborative affair than their earlier work-- although without studiously...

If any of you happen to run into Mahjongg, tell those guys they just made my shit list. I requested this album thinking it was going to be a cake-walk...

One might describe Mahjongg in two ways that are inverse possibilities. First, Mahjongg plays an aggressive style of dance music. Second, Mahjongg pla...

Buy at iTunesThe term "willful obscurity" is used almost exclusively in a backhanded context when it comes to an artist's integrity. Yet for Chicago's...

Chicago freaky-dance group Mahjongg have gotten a little dancier since their excellent 2008 K Records debut, Kontpab. Back then, the group swung throu...

Pour présenter Mahjongg en quelques mots, on évoquerait un groupe de Thrill Jockey signé chez K Records. Issu de la nébuleuse underground de Chicago (...