Saying that Alibi columnist Derek Caterwaul sees a lot of live music would be a major understatement. If he isn’t DJing on KUNM or sorting through his massive archive of obscure A/V and ephemera, it’s a pretty safe bet he’s at a show. In this month’s installment of MAXIMUMCATERWAUL, he shares a quick and dirty overview of 10 shows he caught in March. ... right here in our quirky, beloved burg. Peep related A/V below.
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V.23 No.39 | 9/25/2014
Show Up!
Bird Is the Word
Four flight-ready concerts to fuel your fall
From fuzz to pop-punk and beyond, Show Up! delivers deets on four concerts you shouldn’t miss this week.
V.23 No.4 | 1/23/2014
Garrett Walters
Music to Your Ears
Escape to Plan-It-X
Whether you’re craving folk-punk, pop, IDM or neo-psych/stoner rock, Music to Your Ears proffers all the relevant deets.
V.22 No.26 | 6/27/2013
Nani Photo
Aural Fixation
Feminist Compote
Hot Fruit cooks with fire
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V.22 No.25 | 6/20/2013
Four Up
Messages for the future, heroic after-party, noisemakers near and far and in the key of gris-gris
Messages for the future
Whether you’re in the mood for avant-garde performance, a superhero soirée, acoustic grind violin or post-punk blues, Four Up knows the score.
V.22 No.23 | 6/6/2013
Kenta Henmi
Music to Your Ears
Going up, trip to Cairo and Atlantic showcase
Going up?
Music writer Derek Caterwaul delivers deets on three eclectic shows happening this week: garage-psych, post-punk, experimental, industrial, indie-folk and countrified jazz.
V.22 No.19 | 5/9/2013
Illustration by Mark Beyer
MaximumCaterwaul
MAXIMUMCATERWAUL
Expanded online April 2013 scene report
Music writer, DJ and DIY promoter Derek Caterwaul shares his April 2013 local music memories.
Mark Beyer
MaximumCaterwaul
MAXIMUMCATERWAUL
10 shows in 30 days in 500 words
DJ, DIY promoter and music writer Derek Caterwaul shares a quick and dirty roundup of the best March shows you may have missed.
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Alibi Picks
Palindromic Resistance: Annah Anti-Palindrome • Lady Uranium • The Jeebies
Borne of cinder blocks and sweating creatives, new micro-venue the Tannex (1415/17 Fourth Street SW) hosts Annah Anti-Palindrome during its grand unveiling weekend. Based in the Bay Area, Anti-Palindrome is a writer, queer-femme antagonist and nontraditional sound artist. In performance, she uses her own body and items like a looping system, kitchen utensils, a blood pressure cuff, gas masks, raw eggs and so on. Solo “dream/witch house/soul” project Lady Uranium and trickster act The Jeebies rep New Mexican weirdness. Experience a triad of experimentalists at Burque's newest art, music and film venue, the Tannex, tomorrow. This all-ages concert kicks off at 8 p.m., and the cover is $5. While you're there, check out the growing zine library and a wicked bathroom mural by co-founder ¡Brapola! (Samantha Anne Carrillo) The Tannex • Sat Mar 23 • 8 pm • $5 • View on Alibi calendar
