Indulge your wildly eclectic taste in music—hip-hop, bluesy rock and roll, country, post-rock, prog and post-metal art-rock—with a smidgen of assistance from this week’s Music to Your Ears. Check out related A/V below. Sister • Talib Kweli • Zoology Crew • Sat Feb 23 • 10 pm • $35 • 21+ • sisterthebar.com

I-25 / Paseo overhaul will be on the ballot in November.

Are you going to Zozobra tonight?

Doug Vaughan sentenced to 12 years for Ponzi scheme.

UNM considers making Lobo Village booze-free.

Ex-President Clinton at the DNC, a recap.

Wheelchair rugby players are rock stars.

Does email cause stress?

Freddie Mercury’s private cultural identity.

Prog awards honor Genesis.

Hungarian artist makes a subway stop magical.

Voyager’s getting close to the edge of the solar system.

Sun burp.

NASA’s Sunita Williams fixes the International Space Station with a toothbrush.

Jennifer Aniston’s going to be in a movie shooting in New Mexico soon.

Formed in the San Fernando Valley last year by three friends (including Queens of the Stone Age bass player Michael Shuman), Mini Mansions is part progressive, part psychedelic, part gothic, part cinematic. The trio—comprised of a cocktail drum kit, piano and bass—creates spacious tracks bathed in enough pop melody to make them eerily danceable. The band performs at The Underground—located beneath Evangelo's Cocktail Lounge (200 W. San Francisco)—in Santa Fe tonight. The show starts at 8 p.m. and admission is $5.