  | Music to Your EarsDueling DropsAllergies and competing CD releases mean spring's finally returned to Albuquerque. If you're itching for fresh local albums, relief is coming your way this Friday, April 18. Can't help with the rapid-fire sneezing, though. Sorry.
 [click to enlarge] Flyer on the WallLip FoliageToddy T. Bones, mustachioed ruffian extraordinaire, hosts his one-millionth annual Mustache Party this Friday at Atomic Cantina (21+). The Revenge, Black Maria, Icky and the Yuks, Scenester and Don Yancey will serenade itchy labra all night long. No chinstraps, please. (LM)
 JazzedZakir Hussain’s Masters of PercussionTroupe offers rare chance to hear classical and folk music of India played by revered performersIn the United States, tabla master Zakir Hussain may be better known for his groundbreaking work in the World Music groups Shakti and Planet Drum, not to mention his wide-ranging collaborations with musicians as diverse as George Harrison and Charles Lloyd. In his native India, however, he is revered as a performer of his country’s ancient and extraordinarily complex classical repertoire.
 Show Up!Stephen Malkmus and the JicksA band of old friends with an "awful good guitar player"Drummer Janet Weiss speaks matter-of-factly about why she joined Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks.
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