  |  Spotlight3 ... 2 ... 1 ... HyperlandCosmic synth pop act embarks upon its maiden voyageHyperland wants to take you on an intergalactic pleasure cruise. The Alibi was alerted to the synth pop duo's celestial plans via a colorful in-flight manual delivered to our music desk. The band releases its six-song EP on Tuesday, Oct. 18, but Burqueños can experience “Tomorrow, Today” at the band's live debut on Saturday.
 Maurits Giesen JazzedEric Vloeimans’ GatecrashEloquent jazz from below sea levelHailing from Rotterdam, virtuoso trumpeter Eric Vloeimans (pronounced “Vlouie-mans”), like many of his jazz-playing countrymen, brings a good-natured swagger and cheery fearlessness to the music. Thursday at the Outpost, his quartet Gatecrash will windmill its way through engaging original compositions.
 Cameron Wittig Music to Your EarsThey don’t have fireworks, a giant inflatable penis or any of the other spectacular bullshit of a major-label tour. Albuquerque’s A Hawk & A Hacksaw, Minneapolis’ Dark Dark Dark, and Chicago’s Pillars and Tongues don’t even have a name for their tour.They do have an unusual collection of instruments, two vans and the ability to reshape time, although they accomplish that in different ways. The three groups will be altering perceptions at the South Broadway Cultural Center on Friday in an all-ages concert produced by AH&AH accordionist Jeremy Barnes.
 Photo courtesy of Red Light Cameras Song RouletteRed Light CamerasRandom tracks from Chris Walsh of the Red Light Cameras
 [click to enlarge] Flyer on the WallEnjoy an evening of righteous local heaviness this Friday.
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