  | Music to Your EarsBiPolarIts slogan is “Everything a mall store isn’t,” but the truth is, you won’t find a store like BiPolar anywhere.
 Music InterviewPepperProof that you can take the band out of Hawaii, but you can’t take Hawaii out of the bandNo stressing here. Even after relocating to California, recording six albums and touring extensively, the three busy men of reggae-infused rock act Pepper manage to keep their watches on laid-back Hawaiian time—their native Kona, to be exact. The Alibi relaxed with Pepper drummer Yesod Williams and got a bead on Pepper’s record label, a dream tour with NOFX and what the Aloha State and The Land of Enchantment have in common.
 On the SceneFun with SequencersLocal programmer writes a music program that fills a voidWhen Jim Coker started performing live electronic shows 12 years ago, he found himself frustrated by the available software. "And I had this other problem, which is that I'm a software developer," he says, half-joking. "Then I had some free time." He got to work on a more ideal music program, and after about a year, he had something worth putting out. It's been five years since Coker, an Albuquerque resident, began. The program's still a work in progress, but he says he's created a product that provides a decent middle ground in the world of electronic music software.
 [click to enlarge] Flyer on the WallMission AccomplishedLa Junta, Native Fire, One Foundation and The 2Bers wage a war on apathy this Saturday, Oct. 11, at the Launchpad (21+, $5). (LM)
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