Entries Categorized as 'music'

Alaska in Winter in Berlin—in Need of Some Red or Green

Date August 29, 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tptQjtgUKBY

Listen to it with a clear head, and Alaska in Winter’s album Dance Party in the Balkans will transport you. A couple of weeks ago, PAC505 contacted Burqueño Brandon Bethancourt, creator of Alaska in Winter, about using his “Balkan Lowrider Anthem” for a momentAM radio spot. Over and above allowing us to use his [...]

Ghetto Bird and Ink Weary at Stove on Saturday

Date August 28, 2008

Locally-cultivated MCs (and momentAM contributors) Ghetto Bird and Ink Weary will be performing at Stove this Saturn-day at 8. Check them out if you can and then listen for their spot on 1350 in the coming weeks.
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Memo to Pitchfork: Let the Cool Goddess Rust Away (At Least Until November)

Date July 9, 2008

I am a Pitchfork geek. Ive been reading it since about 2000. And Im definitely grateful.
Search “Obama” on their internal search engine and youll find a lot of news entries sporting a positive tone. But there seems to be certain discomfort with the topic, as if Pitchfork worries that if it expresses [...]

Dave Hernandez of The Shins Steps Up, Flashes His Burque Pride

Date June 27, 2008

Today, The Shins’ Dave Hernandez authored a comment in response to a PAC505 post entitled “A Curse for this Town: How the Shins Dumped Albuquerque.” The entirety of the comment follows, along with our response. We may still differ on a few points, but the content of DH’s comment makes clear that he [...]

Bird Names at Stove To-Nite

Date June 20, 2008

As its name suggests, Bird Names hails from Chicago. You will want to like them and, if you bring your most intrepid set of ears, you will. They have been variously described as a freak folk, psychadelic, and experimental, but do not fit neatly into any of those categories. Experts call [...]

The Scientific Method

Date June 5, 2008

Theory #1: The more people that become voter “registrars” (the people who are authorized to go out into the field and register new voters) the more new voters will be registered.
Theory #2: If an audience hears the band they came to see encourage them from the stage to register to vote, and are given the [...]