ALT "Any city in the country would be lucky to have a Tone Madison covering its culture." —Dan Kaufman, journalist and musician

ALT Tone Madison ‪@tonemadison.bsky.social‬ Our 10th anniversary party is just a week away! Join us at Gamma Ray Bar for a night of great, all-local music and help us raise funds to support independent media in Madison! Tickets here: gammaray.bar/show/tone-ma... Sponsored by @unioncabcoop.bsky.social Poster by Shelby Floyd! A flyer for Tone Madison's 10th anniversary show depicts a cake with a large orange number 10 on top, plus informational text: 12.06.24 GAMMA RAY BAR madison 10 YEARS OF INDEPENDENT CULTURE & POLITICS REPORTING carisa Evan woo ward D) MU AVeIANCEP®LICY Holly & the MICE LIONS cult of Lip DOORS 6PM DJS 6:30 • BANDS 7 $20 ADVANCE • $25 AT THE DOOR Sponsored by union cab co-op ALT 29 November 2024 at 09:17 Everybody can reply 1 like Write your reply Home Search 2 Notifications Chat Feeds Lists Profile Settings New Post Search Following Discover Popular With Friends More feeds Feedback · Privacy · Terms · Help A flyer for Tone Madison's 10th anniversary s

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ALT A close-up image of a completely band-stickered bar that Gamma Ray Bar restored from The Frequency, with the number "10" appearing in large text in the center in white. Below it are logos for Tone Madison and NewsMatch.

ALT A woman with decayed teeth and long blonde hair (Elsie Downey) turns towards the camera, grins, and stares at the lens in a freeze-frame.

ALT A middle-aged man (Alan Abel) in a black suit and tie stares into a camera with a serious expression. He sits at a desk with a pamphlet in front of him with a cover that reads "Inside SINA" and displays an illustration of a horse wearing pants.

ALT A still from Vanishing Kids' "Midnight Children" music video depicts the band, clad in all black, having a tea party. The background behind them is pitch black. They are at a table with a white tablecloth with autumnal patterning as accents. From left to right: Jason Hartman looks to the right of the image, toasting with his small teacup. Nikki Drohomyreky is sitting down at the table, pouring a cup of tea. Her eyes are obscured by a tilted top hat. Jerry Sofran is returning Hartman's gaze as the rightmost figure in the image. He is reaching over to clink teacups with Hartman, above Drohomyreky's head. Sofran is wearing a brown leather top hat. An assortment of colorful balloons surround the table.

ALT A collage shows Bascom Hall being cut with scissors, a copy of the 2018 UW restructuring bill, the Capitol building, a fan of 100 dollar bills, Bucky the Badger with boxing gloves, and someone at a protest holding a sign that reads "Accessible Education for All." Illustration by Kristen Billings.

ALT Distorted image of a boy reading while leaning against a library shelf.

ALT At a medium shot, a man (Steven Yeun) in a red and white cowboy outfit faces away from the camera, looking away out at the rolling hills and desert valley beyond. The wind blows a black sheet off a stabled horse in a cage standing to his right.

ALT A photo shows an expanse of marsh water in Warner Park on a sunny day. Grass and trees are visible in the background and foreground, and a large stand of trees is reflected in the water.

ALT A woman in her late 20s (Maika Monroe) stands in a darkened room peering out the window in horror at something unseen. She covers her mortified expression with her left hand while reaching for a holstered gun on her waistband with her right hand. The daylight from the window softly illuminates the room.

ALT A custom Game Boy era-inspired illustration made by Luke Smith for the jacket of Peter McDonald's book, "Run And Jump: The Meaning Of The 2D Platformer." In various shades of green, including a dominant light lime green background, tiny anthropomorphic animals stand in front of a chalk board that illustrates a character model jumping.