  |  Music to Your EarsMy Name Is Albert AylerListening to free jazz is like gazing into a world beyond reason, lacking discernible form--it's what emerges from the human brain before being rendered by any structural or harmonizing filters, a musical stream of consciousness. This cacophony can also be downright stressful. While challenging, such chaos has the potential to reward its listener with momentary glimpses into unseen transfigurations of existence.
 Show Up!The Action DesignOld parts, new momentumRising from the ashes of punkers Tsunami Bomb is Petaluma, Calif.'s The Action Design. It's the pet project of ex-Tsunami Bomb members Emily Whitehurst (aka Agent M) and Matt McKenzie, who have emerged from their last experience older and wiser.
 Music InterviewConcrete WomanJohnette Napolitano on turning 50, music industry excess and the demise of her famous bandRaw-voiced Johnette Napolitano, best-known for her work with Concrete Blonde, knows how to do a lot.
 [click to enlarge] Flyer on the WallQueen of HeartsE is for Ella Vader this Saturday, Dec. 1, at Burt’s Tiki Lounge (21+, free). You also adore Lousy Robot, Ghost Kimo and multi-instrumental weavers Bela Karoli from Denver. (LM)
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