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“AssMilk,” Tagore Songs, Garage & Wax and satirical outbreak

Tyler, the Creator
Tyler, the Creator

There are always more boss concerts afoot than we can cover in our print edition, but we do our utmost to inform y’all about gigs that are particularly worthy of your attention. Fans of hardcore/hip-hop, world music, psych-rock, surf, Elvis homage, singer-songwriters or acoustic folk inflected with punk and stand-up comedy should peep this week’s Music to Your Ears for the deets on four rad shows. Scope related A/V below. Sunshine Theater • Tyler, the Creator • Fri Apr 5 • 7 pm • $22.50• 13+ • sunshinetheaterlive.com

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Tyler, the Creator - “Yonkers”
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Kamalini Mukherji - “Oi Je Jharer Megher”
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The Fucking Adventures - “Four”
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Bobby Joe Ebola and the Children MacNuggits - “Life is Excellent”

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    Explore February’s sonic psychogeography

    Albuquerque Boys Choir (from left) Bethany Delahunt, Christy Cook and Stef Graner
    Albuquerque Boys Choir (from left) Bethany Delahunt, Christy Cook and Stef Graner

    Live music hunter-and-gatherer Mike Smith takes us on a trip through his February adventures in live, local music in this month’s Last Month in Music. Scope related A/V below. I particularly recommend watching Boba & Gobi’s performance of “Klaus Klaus Dr. Meatball Dr. Meatball” featuring A Hawk and a Hacksaw’s Jeremy Barnes and Heather Trost.

    Javelina - Leave Your Heart in This Stupid Little Basket
    Joe Cardillo - “Missing You”

    Albuquerque Boys Choir from Elena Lopez on Vimeo.

    Albuquerque Boys Choir
    Asliani - Mesopotamia
    The Green Billies - Chinquapin Hunting
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    Boba & Gobi - “Klaus Klaus Dr. Meatball Dr. Meatball”
    North America - “Hayley’s Ghost”

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      Prepare your mountaintops

      Jeff Mangum
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      Jeff Mangum
      Jeff Mangum is coming! Jeff Mangum is coming!

      Neutral Milk Hotel super-fan Mike Smith shares an essay deconstructing the man, the myth, the legend as prelude to Jeff Mangum’s Tuesday concert in The Fe. Read Inside Jeff Mangum’s Aeroplane for all the deets. Peep related A/V below. The Lensic Performing Arts Center, Santa Fe • Jeff Mangum with Tall Firs • Tue Apr 2 • 7:30 pm • $20-$32 • ALL-AGES! • lensic.org

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      Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea

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      Neutral Milk Hotel - On Avery Island

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        Sonic reductions of Marnie Stern, Dani Shivers and Thalia Zedek Band

         
         

        Music writer M. Brianna Stallings and I checked out new albums by Marnie Stern, Dani Shivers and Thalia Zedek Band. Read our rave reviews in this week’s Sonic Reducer. Scope related A/V below.

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        Marnie Stern - “Immortals”
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        Dani Shivers - “Up!”
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        Thalia Zedek Band - “Winning Hand”

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          Dinner and a show

           
           

          The classic date of yore? A cozy supper place featuring a floor show. This Friday Rebekkah Dreskin invites you to a similarly catered affair. Dine on platters from Panda Express (served at 6 pm) followed promptly by her quirky (“Love Is A Stolen Bowling Ball”) and playful (“Dim Sum In Albuquerque”) songs. Picture Jill Sobule moving between keyboards and a programmed synth beats while throwing down rhymes about hooking up with pretty boys and girls or aspiring to be like Liz Phair and Chrissie Hynde (“Girls With Guitarz”). Her latest, sunny self-release, Blame It On Rebekkah, sits in stark contrast to earlier CDs of piano-based love and loss in a low-key Tori Amos vein. But just because Dreskin’s a bit more lighthearted this time around doesn’t mean she’s not putting all of her singular self into the work. Ten bucks gets you dinner and a show while a fiver is good for admission only. Low Spirits • Rebekkah Dreskin CD release • Fri Mar 29 • 6 pm • $5-$10 • 21+ • lowspiritslive.com

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            Sonic reductions of Kopecky Family Band, David Bowie and Youth Lagoon

             
             

            Music writer M. Brianna Stallings and Alibi Staff Writer Mark Lopez listened to new releases from Kopecky Family Band, David Bowie and Youth Lagoon. They share their critical takes in this week’s Sonic Reducer. While David Bowie and Youth Lagoon aren’t visiting Burque anytime soon, Nashville, Tenn.-based sextet Kopecky Family Band bring their “mellifluous banter” to Low Spirits (2823 Second Street NW) on Monday, April 8, along with Austin indie rock outfit The Eastern Sea. Scope related A/V below. Low Spirits • Kopecky Family Band • The Eastern Sea • Mon Apr 8 • 9 pm • $6 • 21+ • lowspiritslive.com

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            David Bowie - “The Stars (Are Out Tonight)”
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            Youth Lagoon - “Sleep Paralysis”

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              Occupying loss and life

              Billy Bragg talks Tooth & Nail

              Billy Bragg
              Billy Bragg

              One of most exciting opportunities afforded me by working as the Alibi music editor is soliciting work from writers/artists whose work I deeply admire. Sure, I would have gotten a kick out of chatting with Billy Bragg, but I know someone with a deeper connection to him. That someone is Tannex midwife, ABQ Zine Fest founder, sound artist and storyteller Marya Errin Jones. Read her poignant essay on him, Bragging Rites, to see what I mean. Check out B.B. A/V below. KiMo Theatre • Billy Bragg • Kim Churchill • Sun Mar 24 • 7:30 pm • $26-$35 • ALL-AGES! • kimotickets.com

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              Billy Bragg - "No One Knows Nothing Anymore"
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              Billy Bragg - "Tooth & Nail" [SXSW]

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                Sci-fi hip-hop, flower power, the Black Spirits and in the key of XX

                Kool Keith
                Kool Keith
                There are more boss concerts coming up than you can shake a stick at. We took a stab at it anyway. But what about the stuff there just wasn't enough dead tree space to explore? Of primary importance is the 42nd Annual John Donald Robb Composers' Symposium, which happens Sunday, March 24, through Wednesday, March 27. Celebrating the centenary of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, special guest composers and performers include wireless controller-obsessed Duo X, Italian pianist Emanuele Arciuli and local Sunday favorites Chatter, and they're demoing Robb's Moog Synthesizer this year. For the full schedule, visit the trust's site: robbtrust.org

                But experimental and classical composition isn't all our fair city has on offer this week. Whether you're into hip-hop, horrorcore, pornocore, strings, Zimbabwean spirituals or songs written by women, Music to Your Ears has you covered. Peep related A/V below. Sister • Kool Keith • Fri Mar 22 • 10 pm • $16 • 21+ • sisterthebar.com

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                Kool Keith - "Drugs"

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                Dr. Octagon - "Blue Flowers"

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                Apple Hill and Dewangga Sakti perform together
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                Oliver Mtukudzi - "Pindurai Mambo"
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                Dale Evans and Roy Rogers - "Happy Trails"

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                  MaximumCaterwaul reports on the state of the scene

                  Mark Beyer
                  Mark Beyer

                  DJ, DIY promoter and music writer Derek Caterwaul joins live music fanatic Mike Smith in providing Alibi readers with 505 music scene reportage. Between these two cats, our readers are getting the best that Albuquerque music journalism has to offer. Read all about it in the inaugural mega-installment of MAXIMUMCATERWAUL. Scope related A/V below.

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                  The Lord Dog Bird - "The Gift of Song in the Lion's Den"
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                  Caethua - "Sons of the Hounds"
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                  James Kalm on Brion Gysin's Dream Machine exhibit at the New Museum
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                  Dungeon Broads at PR Matrix Hex, 2013
                  UraRider - "The Fool"

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                    Sonic reductions of Devendra Banhart, Waxahatchee and The Men

                     
                     

                    Alibi Staff Writer Mark Lopez, music writer M. Brianna Stallings and I listened to new releases from Devendra Banhart, Waxahatchee and The Men. Peruse our takes in this week’s Sonic Reducer. Peep relevant A/V below.

                    Devendra Banhart - Mala
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                    Waxahatchee - “Peace and Quiet”
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                    The Men - “I Saw Her Face”

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                      Venus Bogardus struts into town

                      Venus Bogardus
                      Venus Bogardus

                      It takes all kinds, and that’s a very good thing. Whether you’re craving post-punk/art rock, electro-industrial, rockabilly, psych-rock, doom or Irish pub songs, you can find your fix right here in Burque. Tonight, literate post-punk act Venus Bogardus—featuring real-life couple James Reich and Hannah Levbarg—lays down a hypnotic sonic swagger at Burt’s Tiki Lounge, along with Lady Uranium and These Charming Cobras. Read all about this and other terrific local shows in Venus Bogardus in the Dominion of the Shadow Men. Check out related A/V below. Burt's Tiki Lounge • Venus Bogardus • Lady Uranium • These Charming Cobras • Fri March 15 • 9 pm • FREE • 21+ • burtstikilounge.com

                      Venus Bogardus - Spitting at the Glass
                      These Charming Cobras - Dime Sized Deaths
                      Lady Uranium - “Wild Night”

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                        Girls, girls, girls ...

                        “I don’t care, I love it. ...”
                        “I don’t care, I love it. ...”

                        Alibi Copy Editor and Staff Writer Mark Lopez shares a treatise on the soundtracking of Lena Dunham’s hit HBO comedy/drama in Girls’ Soundtrack Strikes a Chord. Stage an afternoon dance party with our “Girls”-centric playlist below.

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                          Sonic reductions of The Haxan Cloak, Chelsea Light Moving and Johnny Marr

                           
                           

                          Yours truly listened to the forthcoming full-length from The Haxan Cloak, the debut of Chelsea Light Moving (Thurston Moore's new vehicle) and the long-awaited solo debut of Smiths' guitarist Johnny Marr. Learn what thrilled and what bored me in this week's Sonic Reducer. Peep related A/V below.

                          The Haxan Cloak - "The Mirror Reflecting (Part 2)"
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                          Chelsea Light Moving - "Burroughs"
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                          Johnny Marr - "Upstarts"

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                          SXABQ brings the route-centric noise

                          The James Douglas Show
                          The James Douglas Show

                          If y'all missed last night's sets by Maserati (at Sister) and Sad Baby Wolf (at Launchpad), don't fret, 'cause there's a whole lot more SXABQ goodness from whence that came. Tonight, The After After Show with Steven Michael Quezada house band/alt.soul outfit The James Douglas Show plays itself over Tejas way at Low Spirits (2823 Second Street NW), along with Lovers & Madmen, Christopher Leyva's Falling Doves, A House for Lions and Jack Littman. Sunday night finds Parenthetical Girls, Decker, Field Tripp, PALMS, Jared & the Mill and Red Light Cameras bringing the fest feel to Low Spirits. For those who find themselves in a midweek slump, Fort Hobo and Roñoso host Seattle powerviolence duo Iron Lung at Synchro Studio (512-B Yale SE) on Wednesday. Scope the deets in this week's Music to Your Ears. Peep relevant A/V below. Low Spirits • The James Douglas Show • Lovers & Madmen • Christopher Leyva's Falling Doves • A House for Lions • Jack Littman • Sat March 9 • 8 pm • $10 • 21+ • lowspiritslive.com

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                          The James Douglas Show - "Wonderfully"
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                          Parenthetical Girls - "Curtains"
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                          Iron Lung - "Cancer"

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                            Sonic reductions of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Pere Ubu and Petra Haden

                             
                             

                            Music writer M. Brianna Stallings and I checked out new releases from Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Pere Ubu and Petra Haden. Read our analyses in this week’s Sonic Reducer. Peep related A/V below.

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                            Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - “Jubilee Street”
                            Pere Ubu - “Free White”
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                            Petra Haden - “Psycho”

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                                the Bash @ Burt's
                                the Bash @ Burt's6.15.2013