  |  JazzedJoshua Redman Brings Back East out WestLyrical saxophonist explores the trio formatMention Brian Blade’s cymbal crash at 1:46 into “Indian Song,” track No. 4 on saxophonist Joshua Redman’s latest CD, Back East, and Redman waxes euphoric over the moment.
 SpotlightCat on a Hot Club RoofNew Mexico Django Fest swings with three days of gypsy jazzIn the universe of guitar mastery, Django Reinhardt is the brightest star in his own corner of the cosmos. And, as is usually the case with legends, there's plenty of fantastic lore swirling around Reinhardt's brilliant but brief life, which spanned from 1910 to 1953.
 [click to enlarge] Flyer on the WallMore Artsy, Less FartsyDJ Furious Joe spins the soundtrack to Black Market Goods, an underground arts bazaar this Saturday, Oct. 20, at the Princess Jeanne Shopping Center (1520 Eubank NE at Constitution). Doors open at 8 p.m. Details at www.myspace.com/theangryyears. (LM)
 Music InterviewJuliette and the LicksCome and get your heart set on fireWith her well-established acting career on hold, Juliette Lewis is ordering off the multi-medium entertainment menu. Her main course is Juliette and the Licks, a dirty, sexy, playful, classic rock-rooted quartet featuring Lewis on vocals and former H20 member Todd Morse on guitar. The Licks got Dave Grohl to play drums on their latest release, Four on the Floor, which is the band's most well-rounded offering to date. The Alibi caught up with the band's frontwoman and got her thoughts on her genre-hopping experience.
 Sonic ReducerThe Thrills Teenager · Mac Lethal 11:11 · Band of Horses Cease To BeginReviews of new music releases.
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