Sonic Reducer: Hosie The starkly syncopated rhythm that drives the opening track of Hosie towards some sort of dissonant, cacophonous resolution much later in the work [...] Alibi \ Nov 14, 2019 Read More
Show Up!: Itchy-O And Albuquerque Love And Light For Ever Combine the percussive pounding of a marching band’s rhythm section with a sub-section of Taiko drummers who are building a set of beats [...] August March \ Nov 14, 2019 Read More (courtesy of the artist)
Sonic Reducer: Sing To The King I can imagine that in the best of all possible worlds, you know the one imagined by a character from an old French [...] Alibi \ Nov 07, 2019 Read More
Mark Battles Rap Indiana Hip-Hop Artist Rocks When Weekly Alibi received an e-mail late Friday afternoon, offering an exclusive interview with up-and-coming hip-hop artist Mark Battles, you’re dang straight we [...] August March \ Nov 07, 2019 Read More Mark Battles (Via Eclectic West)
Music Interview: John Donald Robb Of New Mexico Musicologist, Composer Left His Mark This month marks the 30th anniversary of the Robb Trust, a New Mexico academic institution that manages the legacy of one John Donald [...] August March \ Nov 07, 2019 Read More John Donald Robb (R) pictured with Kurt Frederick (Robb Photo Collection, Center for Southwest Research, UNM Libraries)
Stu Cook On The End Of Creedence The phone rang the other day and wouldn’t you know it, it was Stu Cook, the bass player for Creedence Clearwater Revisited, on [...] August March \ Oct 31, 2019 Read More Stu Cook (courtesy of the artist)
Show Up!: Black Mountain Black Mountain is at Sister (407 Central Ave. NW) on Monday, Nov. 4.They’re a band that is thickly adorned with the Northwestern rocanrol [...] August March \ Oct 31, 2019 Read More Stephen McBean (courtesy of the artist)
Music Interview: A Sacred Syllable At The Beeb Om Releases Historic Bbc Sessions OM has a new record. What’s more, the double 10-inch release was recorded at the BBC and features Albuquerque-based bassist, vocalist and composer [...] August March \ Oct 31, 2019 Read More
Aural Fixation: Josh Ward Speaks Josh Ward Speaks If one is to follow the writings of August March, one begins to note a definite twist toward Tejas.March’s fascination with music from [...] August March \ Oct 24, 2019 Read More Josh Ward (courtesy of the artist)
Show Up!: Gwar GWAR isn’t so much a band as it is a multi-methodology performance art collective bent toward the scatological expression and exposition of certain [...] August March \ Oct 24, 2019 Read More Pustulus Maximus (courtesy of the artist)
