  |  Jean-Guy Gentlebrough Show Up!Mammal Eggs Hatch Spinning TopTalking chance and divination with TeetotumA psych-leaning experimental showcase—featuring Mammal Eggs' new project, Teetotum—is an exceptional opportunity to witness the evolution of local experimental music.
 
 Wes Naman SpotlightHip-Hop MenagerieZoology crushes it with debut albumThe 11 tracks on Zoology’s debut Krush Love buzz with electricity, but the musicians keep the energy tightly controlled, unspooling it meticulously. It’s tense. In a good way. The lyrics are clever and the rapping is precise, with multiple voices flowing smoothly around each other. Under the beats—involuntarily head-nod-inducing ones—melodies conjure hints of soul and jazz.
 Music to Your EarsWith the horrifyingly low quality of contemporary FM and AM radio, satellite radio is one of the best things that’s happened to music in the past decade or so. Here’s why.
 [click to enlarge] Flyer on the WallJohn Brophy and his Baby Ketten Karaoke party pull into town.
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