   | popSonic reductions of Sharon Needles, The Joy Formidable and Ancient VVisdom Music writer M. Brianna Stallings and former Alibi editor Michael Henningsen listened to new releases from Sharon Needles, The Joy Formidable and Ancient VVisdom. They share their critiques in this week’s Sonic Reducer. Peruse A/V from featured acts below.  Sharon Needles - “This Club Is A Haunted House” (feat. RuPaul) The Joy Formidable - “Wolf’s Law” Ancient VVisdom - “Deathlike” Add a Comment V.22 No.6 | 2/7/2013  Sonic ReducerSharon Needles PG-13 · The Joy Formidable Wolf's Law · Ancient VVisdom DeathlikeThis week, we listened to new releases from Sharon Needles, The Joy Formidable and Ancient VVisdom.
The Daily Word in UNM presidents, mob bosses and fireworksPolice have arrested former UNM president Chris Garcia in connection with a prostitution ring. They arrested a physics professor yesterday and charged him with promoting prostitution. A bridge in the Bosque caught fire. Gov. Martinez says it might be better to skip the fireworks this year. Who's going to jump into the race for Heinrich's congressional seat? Ex-Mayor Martin Chavez? Ex-Lt. Gov. Diane Denish? State Sen. Eric Griego? City Councilor Dan Lewis? Jon Barela? Guv also looking to tighten rules for driver's licenses for foreign nationals. The FBI's been hunting Whitey Bulger for 15 years. Yesterday, agents caught the 81-year-old mob boss in Santa Monica. The world's first totally synthetic pop star. The seas are rising. Potatoes make Americans fat. FDA says breast implants won't last for life. The end of gender? New Monster Paws video“Ray of Light” by Monster Paws Burque electro pop group Monster Paws made a slick new video for its song “Ray of Light.” It depicts a group of hipsters running and frolicking in the sunshine (I hope they put sun block on that beautiful, youthful skin), until an apocalypse happens and transports them to outer space. See Monster Paws perform live on Friday, April 22, when the Alibi’s Group Hug presents a Spring Social at the Launchpad. Then Eats Them and The Glass Menageries also play, and your truly will deejay sparkly pop music in between sets. For your pleasure, there will be free food, sweet and savory, and free photo booth. Costumes are encouraged. Admission—for those 21-and-over—is only $5. RSVP and invite your friends via Facebook here. See you there! | 
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