Show Up! Ant Farmers Reunite At The Low Spirits Anniversary Party Like Sand Through An Ant Farm ... The Albuquerque music scene is a nostalgic place. Inevitably its participants will all find themselves with broken hearts, yearning for a defunct band. [...] Jessica Cassyle Carr \ Dec 02, 2010 Read More Ant Farmers, ant-farming around. (myspace.com/antfarmers)
Song Roulette: Sam Adams’ Random Selections Armed with an awesome byline, Sam Adams is a talented writer, photographer and copy editor. And, lucky for us, he’s the Alibi’s super [...] Jessica Cassyle Carr \ Dec 02, 2010 Read More Chicago, where Sam’s from
Flyer On The Wall: The Dregz Want You Uncle Che Taking a break from the T-shirts of marijuana-steeped college students, socialist icon Ernesto “Che” Guevara calls on New Mexico denizens to do their [...] Alibi \ Nov 25, 2010 Read More
Coffin Break: Autopsy’s “The Tomb Within” Is An Unabashed Bloody Gore Fest Old-skool in tha house! When it comes to classic grind, no one did a more Fangora-worthy job back in the day than Autopsy. [...] Michael Henningsen \ Nov 25, 2010 Read More
Song Roulette: Michael Henningsen Phucking Hates Phish Michael Henningsen Phucking Hates Phish Michael Henningsen has played in many a band—Bad Touch Uncle, The Strawberry Zots, Young Edward. He now plays in the David Kurtz Band, [...] Jessica Cassyle Carr \ Nov 25, 2010 Read More
Aural Fixation: Elvis Is Coming Down Your Chimney Tonight How The King’s Christmas Album Saves My Sanity Say what you like about Elvis—culture thief; sad, boozy drug addict; cheese sandwich—but the man had a voice that could soothe volcanoes, particularly [...] Fte Holiday \ Nov 25, 2010 Read More He’s coming down your chimney tonight.
Jazzed: Ravi Coltrane Studies The Ways Opposites Coalesce Ravi Coltrane’s Quartet Ascends To Improvisational Heaven The title of saxophonist Ravi Coltrane’s most recent album, Blending Times (Savoy Jazz), released in 2009, works on two levels. First, harking back [...] Mel Minter \ Nov 25, 2010 Read More Ravi Coltrane studies the ways opposites coalesce. (Michael Weintrob)
Sonic Reducer: The Debutante Hour, Typhoon, The Silent Comedy Three fine ladies draped in vintage glam sing vaudevillian songs to accordion and tuba. A smoky-voiced vixen croons torch songs about the devil [...] Summer Olsson \ Nov 18, 2010 Read More
Jazzed: Well-Dressed Dutchman Is Ready To Play Anything, Anytime The Fearless Fun Of Benjamin Herman’s Dutch Jazz Don’t let the suit and tie fool you. Alto saxophonist Benjamin Herman, voted the Best Dressed Dutchman of 2008 by Esquire magazine, may [...] Mel Minter \ Nov 18, 2010 Read More
Show Up! Le Serpent Rouge Slithers Onto Stage “Vaudeville” traditionally refers to mixed entertainment on the same bill, and Le Serpent Rouge is just that. A trio of belly dancers, The [...] Summer Olsson \ Nov 18, 2010 Read More The Indigo references late-19 th century performers who brought belly dance into the American consciousness. (theindigo.net)