  |  [click to enlarge] Music to Your EarsHip-Hop for BarackIf hip-hop was on the ballot, would you vote? On Tuesday, Oct. 21, this partisan party raises the blue and rides the donkey all night. Hip-Hop 4 Barack is a free, all-ages show at STOVE (114 Morningside NE) with a bill of politically active artists across the board: Bukue One is flying from California to get in on the rally, with local support from Mantis Fist, Zoology, DJ Ohm, Saint Sinner Suns and more. For the love of America, Brian Hargrove, bassist for Public Enemy and a New Mexico resident, will be a keynote speaker. There'll be live mural paintings of Obama, and Hip-Hop 4 Barack is even organizing shuttles to deliver voters from the show to early polling sites. The doors of STOVE open at 4 p.m. Visit the New Mexico Hip-Hop Congress' MySpace page at myspace.com/nmhhc for more hip-hop-centric organizing opportunities.—Justin Hood
 SpotlightLocksleyChoose or loseWhen he talks about his band’s relationship with MTV, Kai Kennedy sounds like he’s talking about his parents-in-law.
 [click to enlarge] Flyer on the WallBloody SundaySunday, Oct. 19, Atomic Cantina welcomes pacificUV with hometown support by The Oktober People (Hey! It’s your month!) and Small Flightless Birds. Free, 21+.
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