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Some great mid-week music

• Eastwood Pub: Buzz Clifford.
• Farm 255: Rising Appalachia.
• Flicker: Better People, Sailor Winters.
• 40 Watt: Sleepy Horses, Thriftstore Cowboys, Ginger Envelope, Cory Branan.
• Georgia Theatre: Herring, Rodgers & Sipe, Snap!, Geoff Achison.
• Last Call: Battle of the Bands with Coleridge, Free Lunch, The Revival.
• Tasty World (downstairs): Lazer-Wulf, BRGR TRSH, The Papa Luigi Project, Flaming Yawn.
• Tasty World (upstairs): Sounds of Seventy-Three, Thunder King, Golden Emperor.
•: Wild Wing Cafe: Milligan.

A dose of indie pop-rock

• Farm 255: Tuesday Night Jazz.
• 40 Watt: The Fame, The Winter Sounds, The High Caliber.
• Tasty World: The Cool S.W.A.P., Liquid Jungle.

Let the vacation begin

Note to regular readers (if there are any), I'll be hanging out on the beach in Isle of Palms, S.C., next week, so no updates until May 30. Have a good one!

David

How to waste some time on a Friday

AE reviewed the recent Phosphorescent gig at the Flicker.

For (many, many) photos of WSP's 5-8-06 Fox Theatre gig click here or go here.

To listen to WSP's "Second Skin" click this.

STS9's Cinco de Mayo in Ohio reviewed here.

The Whigs in Macon - a report here and pics here.

AthFest headliners Modern Skirts were in Macon this month too. That busy blogger in middle Georgia had this to say.

Bumping into town

This press release just in from the Bump camp:

Bump (tonight at Tasty World) is powerful postmodern American Rock & Roll. Endless energy, sturdy precision, an incessant work ethic and unconditional sincerity forge this Detroit based four-piece. Collectively Yorg, Eric Novak, Chris Sterr, and Clint Carpenter generate a dynamic neo-synth hook-driven brand of intelligent art rock. The equation is simple: over 400 shows, felonious theft, health problems and the steady rise up the club touring circuit; a special bond between these four high-school friends has generated what many would consider an "Incredible Consequence." ...

Bump's debut album, "Incredible Consequence," is a complete record of the band's past, present and future. Drawing from their collective roots, the album showcases the maturation process that every band with longevity experiences. For instance, "Last Chance"
illustrates the band's soulful rearing, while "Don't Be The Sunrise" offers a glimpse into the driving electronic exploration of the band. With "Keep it Close," the band displays the exhilarating future, as they dive deeper into a much more profound and dark sound.

Following five major festival performances in 2005, consecutive Detroit Music Award Nominations, a hefty and relentless touring schedule, and becoming one of Detroit's largest underground acts, Bump continues to turn heads through the country. Thus in 2005 the fuse was lit, Incredible consequence is the explosion that catapulted Bump onto the national scene.

For more information about Bump, visit:
www.bumpgroove.com
www.myspace.com/bumpband
www.sonicbids.com/bump2

Yes, the weekend is here

Friday:
• Caledonia: Murder Beach, Westside Daredevils, Fabulous Bird.
• DT's: Carla LeFever & the Rays, Red, Slightly Amped.
• Eastwood Pub: Buzz Clifford, Tongue & Groove.
• Flicker: Dave Desmelik, Angela Faye Martin.
• Foxz: Gypsy Blues Band.
• 40 Watt: Reason: Biodynamics, Electa Villain.
• Georgia Theatre: Abbey Road Live! performing Magical Mystery Tour, The '60s.
• JR's Baitshack: Versatilians.
• Last Call: Soundevice, Smashing Pumpkins Cover Band, Nelo.
• Melting Point: The Ike Reilly Assassination.
• Nuci's Space: Norbert Miller,
• Tasty World (downstairs): Big City Sunrise, SeepeopleS, Bump.
• Tasty World (upstairs): Ozone_Media, Sorted, Flood.
•: Wild Wing Cafe: The Josh Taylor Band.

Saturday:
• Caledonia: Col. Knowledge & the Lickety Splits, The Old Haunts, Telenovela.
• DT's: Golden Emperor, Ground Xero, The Kontagious Band, Tristan & Isolde.
• 40 Watt: Producto, Babies Who Hurt People, Still Small Voice and the Joyful Noise.
• Georgia Theatre: Split Side Anna.
• Go Bar: Annie & Her Guns, Mandy Jane & the Jaws of Life.
• Hot Corner Coffee: Brett Mullinix & Andrew Vickery.
• Tasty World (downstairs): 6 p.m.: Lake City, The Outlaw Family Band, Andrew Nelson & the Shotgun Lovers.
• Tasty World (upstairs): 4 p.m.: Breast Cancer Benefit with Lazer Wulf, Community Chaos, Horrible Idea and 11 more bands.

Producto

Band makes own their own style and sounds in Athens: Producto's Saturday night show at the 40 Watt marks another turning point in the long music career of singer Ane Diaz. In the early 1990s, Diaz was in the Athens bands Jinx and Organ Grinder. She then moved to Florida and continued making music, gaining some renown with her band, the Causey Way. Full story.

A good night for music

• Amici: Hot Club of Athens.
• DT's: Cool Ridge.
• Farm 255: Tino Garrido.
• Flicker: Mad Whiskey Grin, The Deacon Brandon Reeves.
• 40 Watt: Tishamingo, Mozely Rose.
• Georgia Theatre: Bloodkin, Captain Soularcat.
• Last Call: Battle of the Bands: Holman Autry Band, Leru, Where's Tallulah?
• Lunch Paper: Bellyache, Blank Faces, Creve Coeur, Other People's Money, The Savoir Faire.
• Melting Point: Two High String Band.
• Mercury Lounge: Ordinary Germans Like Yourselves.
• No Where Bar: Liquid Sundrop.
• Tasty World (downstairs): The High Caliber, Tim Lee, Last Picture Show.
• Tasty World (upstairs): Another Fiasco.
•: Wild Wing Cafe: Ralph Roddenbery & Friends.

Easton, Durrett, Randolph, Bump, Danielson

The Sunflower Concert Series at the State Botanical Garden is just around the corner. Tim Easton performs July 12. Here’s a review of his latest, “Ammunition.”

Liz Durrett gets the Pitchfork treatment right here.

The recent Robert Randolph gig at the Georgia Theatre reviewed here.

Bump will be at Tasty World this Friday. The Detroit-based band is touring behind their self-released “Incredible Consequences.” Here’s a recent review.

Spend your Fourth of July with Danielson in Athens. The site is still TBA (Orange Twin compound?). Listen to “Did I step on your Trumpet” here.

Midweek music

• Farm 255: Dromedary Trio.
• Flicker: Kilroy.
• 40 Watt: Candy Bars, King of Prussia, The Winter Sounds.
• Last Call: Battle of the Bands: Hindsight, Slightly Amped, Year of You.
• Melting Point: Enter the Haggis, Banish Misfortune.
• Tasty World: Telenovela, Claire Campbell, Patrick Carey, Josephine Foster.
•: Wild Wing Cafe: Milligan.

Calling all songwriters

I got this e-mail and thought I'd pass it along in case any songwriters out there might find it of interest:

Hear Ye, Writers and Musicians,

The Athens chapter of Nashville Songwriters Association International will meet at 7 pm, Monday, May 22, 2006 at the UGa Graduate and Family Housing Building at 710 E Campus Road, Athens GA.

The Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI) includes songwriters from all genres of music, professional and amateur, who are committed to protecting the rights and future of the profession of songwriting, and to educate, elevate, and celebrate the songwriter and to act as a unifying force within the music community and the community at large. ...

Attendance is already paid for if you're an NSAI member, free if you're a visitor, $10 if you're a regular nonmember.
It's worthwhile to become a member of NSAI so you can take full advantage of the opportunities it offers.
NSAI membership benefits include the song evaluation service, a chance to have your songs included on compilation CDs, discounts on events such as Symposium, Songposium, Song Camps, and the annual CMT / NSAI Song Contest.
Check out the main website at www.nashvillesongwriters.com

Regular Members: Please go to the website and listen to Phil Goldberg's lesson webcast from April 27, 2006. This will be our starting topic during the first part of the meeting.

Till we meet again,

Brian Edwards
NSAI - Athens GA
unplugged @ nu-z.net
sixtwang @ yahoo.com

Tishamingo, M Coast, Summer Hymns

Despite being misidentified as a Tallahassee-based band, Tishamingo gets some love here. The band was recently added to the 2006 Bonnaroo line-up, too.

Suicide Girls discuss Michael Stipe (via Large Hearted Boy).

Marshmallow Coast is now M Coast. Cable & Tweed has a fearless prediction and new songs for your listening pleasure here. C&T also has a few words re: Modern Skirts. The blog also reports a 7-6-06 Mendoza Line gig at The EARL in Atlanta. No word on a local date, yet.

The AthFest Web site does not confirm this, but Summer Hymns' MySpace site suggests it: Expect the band to perform Saturday at 8 p.m. on the main stage.

I've refrained from posting info related to Danger Mouse because he's no longer local, but since I mentioned Mendoza Line a breath ago - and they haven't been local for years - here's a Gnarls Barkley piece from USA Today.

Rowan and Rice shine at Melting Point

Peter Rowan and Tony Rice put on a great performance at Melting Point last Thursday. Rowan is probably best know for his role in the "supergroup" Old and in the Way alongside Jerry Garcia, David Grisman and Vassar Clements.

On this evening Rowan and Rice were joined by the talented (and gorgeous) Bryn Bright on acoustic bass and an unknown beauty (at least to this blogger) on mandolin. I wasn't the only one to think that this mystery woman on mandolin wasn't plugged-in (or at least turned-up) on a few occasions. Nonetheless a wonderful set in great room. Attention smokers: the venue retains its intimacy and great sight lines even when you light up on the patio.

Get your pop on

• Caledonia: Casper & the Cookies, Say Hi to Your Mom, Peter Alvanos.
• Farm 255: Tuesday Night Jazz.
• Flicker: Mark Brut, Meghann Jordan.
• Kingpins: Jim Sherman.
• Tasty World: Dark Horse, The Kontagious Band, Angwish, Seconds to Safety.

Rock to reggae to rap to roots

Friday:
• Caledonia: The Shut Ups, Bo Bedingfield, Engine #9.
• DT's: The Edison Project, JJ Maj & the Unpolished Brass, Slightly Amped.
• Eastwood Pub: Buzz Clifford, Rustwood.
• Flicker: Trans-Fatty Playboys.
• 40 Watt: The Dumps, Zoroaster, Armazilla.
• Georgia Theatre: Dubconscious, Grogus, Dubtronic Sound System.
• Go Bar: Jena Paradies & Frau Frau.
• Last Call: Brantley Gilbert, Holman Autry Band.
• Melting Point: Billy Joe Royal.
• Mercury Lounge: Trey Wright.
• Nuci's Space: Tommy Valentine, Ishues, BadKat, Big Earl, D-Money, BlackRose Dynasty.
• Tasty World: Kamikaze Headband, Venice Is Sinking, Electa Villain, Morning Bell.
•: Wild Wing Cafe: Milligan.

Saturday:
• Boar's Head: Tim Miller.
• Caledonia: Gasmasks & Matchsticks, Cobra Clutch, Pete McBrayer, Doctor Casino, Teamwork & the Spreadsheets.
• DT's: The Revival.
• Flicker: The Ghosts Project.
• 40 Watt: Tin Cup Prophette, Suny Lyons, Ave Noda.
• Georgia Theatre: Five Eight, Lona, Bearfoot Hookers.
• Little Kings: Flash to Bang Time, Mandy Jane & the Jaws of Life.
• Melting Point: Cecil P-Nut Daniels, Kebbi Williams & Friends.
• Nuci's Space: Pilot Coat, Earrational, Crush, Nick Light, hey, revolution!
• Tasty World: Xtra Medium, Wrong Way.
•: Wild Wing Cafe: Sabo & the Scorchers.

An interview with Caroline Monroe

There is no alt or pop preceding the country music Caroline Monroe performs. Her jukebox-suited, prefix-free songs like "See Rock City" and "She Regrets Her Tattoos" are folksy narratives with a touch of Southern sass and twang. Monroe has been at Full Moon Studios in Watkinsville working on her debut with the help of local longhaired country outlaw Fester Hagood. Be on the lookout for "Ghost Town" soon and catch Caroline and Fester tonight at Wild Wing - it's a FREE SHOW!

Athensmusic.com recently caught up with the lovely Ms. Monroe:

Take us through the Caroline Monroe musical timeline.

Well, when I was a kid, piano lessons lasted about six months - with a woman that must have been a hundred years old. I remember she had long skeleton fingers.

Fast forward ...

Throughout college I played guitar, just for my friends mainly. During my senior year I played in a rock band called Umpteen. It was fun, but not really my vocal style - so I picked up my guitar and started playing country. I had my first solo gig at DT's [recently], and it was the first time I can remember playing in a bar where people were actually listening ... whispering.

You know, like a million people will read this interview and they'll see these hyperlinks to your MySpace page and the Web site and they won't be able to hear your music. What happened to the songs?

(With a grin) Well, um ... pretty much nothing is mixed yet, so it's bad advertisement for myself (laughing), and the studio I'm at! I'm probably gonna put one of those songs back up though.

We hear that the new album is coming along nicely. So many notable locals sitting in-lets name-drop.

Oh yeah, we got Randall Bramblett on organ, piano and sax; William Tonks on dobro; Rick Fowler playing guitar; Greg Veal and Mike Steel on bass; Don Spurlin on guitar; and Fester Hagood plays harmonica and guitar. The pedal steel parts are still up in the air. We have a few more instruments to record, a few vocal harmonies - mixing, mastering. Hopefully in a month or two you can get a copy of "Ghost Town" around town.

Share with our athensmusic.com readers something they won't learn anywhere but here.

I love a glass of Riesling, and I can light matches with my toes.

Betsy Franck

Betsy Franck and the Bare Knuckle Band are ready to take off: In the five years that Betsy Franck has lived in Athens, she's recruited a variety of local musicians to back her in the Bare Knuckle Band (playing tonight at No Where Bar), and she thinks she's now found the right combination of players to complement her bold, bluesy vocal style. "There have been four different incarnations of the Bare Knuckle Band," quips Franck, a Virginia native whose former colleagues include members of the Southern rock band Grand Fury. "But the guys with me now are solely committed to this band." Full story.

R.E.M., DBT, Heros Severum, Cinemechanica

A band called Editors covers R.E.M. To hear "Orange Crush" visit Binky The Doormat.

Drive-By Truckers will play on a cruise ship to Cayo Levantado with the likes of Galactic and Burning Spear.

Local beer (brewery not yet local) Terrapin hosts a benefit show for Earth First! in Asheville May 20. SeepeopleS is on the bill — they’ll be at Tasty World on May 19.

An Aquarium Drunkard discusses the recent DBT two-night stand at the House of Blues in Los Angeles.

STS9 interviewed here (read it or listen to the podcast)

Heros Severum is on the cover of the May issue of Southeast Performer. Cinemechanica’s latest is reviewed too. Go now.

Choices, choices, choices

• Caledonia: Geoff Reacher, L in Japanese, Rorshak.
• DT's: Mr. Greenleaf, Renegade Sound System.
• Flicker: Nutria & Friends.
• 40 Watt: Art Brut, The Robocop Kraus, Think About Life.
• Georgia Theatre: GFE, eLeMeN.O.P., J DiMenna.
• Last Call: Brantley Gilbert, Holman Autry Band.
• Lunch Paper: Mouser, Polemic, The Swear.
• Melting Point: Tony Rice & Peter Roman Quartet.
• No Where Bar: Betsy Franck & the Bare Knuckle Band.
• Tasty World (downstairs): 6 p.m.: Davin McColl, Nick Light; 10 p.m.: hey, revolution!, The Empties, Television Buzz.
• Tasty World (upstairs): Entropy.
•: Wild Wing Cafe: Fester Hagood & Caroline Monroe.

A rowdy Wednesday

• Flicker: Phosphorescent.
• 40 Watt: Sovus Radio, A Fir-Ju Well, The Redbelly Band, Walcott, Kentucky Knife Fight.
• Last Call: Battle of the Bands: Tristan & Isolde, The Murdered, Kill Lebaron, A Silence Falls Between Us, Carabelle, Faded Promises.
• Melting Point: Darol Anger's Republic of Strings featuring Sara Watkins, The Packway Handle Band.
• Tasty World: Newspeak, Foxtrot November, Spin the Fly.
•: Wild Wing Cafe: Milligan.

Some pop and some rock

• Caledonia: An Epic At Best, Count, Engineering.
• Farm 255: Tuesday Night Jazz.
• Kingpins: Jim Sherman.
• Tasty World: They Sang As They Slew, Somorosa, Dirty Sanchez & the Pancho Villas.

Something for everyone

Friday:
• Caledonia: Nutria, Chris McKay & the Critical Darlings, Newtella.
• DT's: Blank Faces, The Holman Autry Band,
• Eastwood Pub: Buzz Clifford, Tangents.
• Flicker: The Cripple Lilies, Tom Feldmann, Davey Hooligan.
• 40 Watt: Krush Girls, Twin Powers.
• Georgia Theatre: Funkle Ester, Countdown to Ecstasy.
• Hot Corner Coffee: The Wild Sunflowers.
• Last Call: Renegade Sound System, Suburban Camoflauge, Crazy Anglos, Hybrid L.
• Mercury Lounge: Would-Be Farmers.
• Tasty World (downstairs): Sounds of Silence, Echovalve, Burn the Dying City, October Frequency.
• Tasty World (upstairs): Choptop, Community Chaos.
•: Wild Wing Cafe: Mad Margritt.

Saturday:
• Caledonia: Nillionaire Playboys, Brown Frown, DMV, Retarded Children Banging on Pots and Pans with Wooden Spoons, Bellyache, Wet-Bedded Stranger.
• DT's: Cinjed, Southern Soul, Totemsoul.
• Eastwood Pub: Mike Watson.
• Farm 255: Bling the Children Back Home (2:30-5:30 p.m.).
• Flicker: Ham 1, The South French Broads.
• 40 Watt: We Versus the Shark, Emporer X, Cars Can Be Blue.
• Georgia Theatre: Rehab, The Movement, Collective Efforts.
• Hot Corner Coffee: Kate Morrissey.
• Human Rights Festival: Henslee & Kenslee, Pam Blanchard & the Sunny-Side Up Band, Athens Montessori Singers, Dr. Arvin Scott, Stab the Cook, Girls with Guitars, Tommy Jordan & String Theory, Art Rosenbaum, Leslie Helpert, Bearfoot Hookers, Polemic, eLeMeN.O.P., Music Hates You, Dubconscious.
• Little Kings: Gabriel Kelley Band.
• Tasty World: Dark Meat, Col. Knowledge & the Lickety Splits, Subversivo!, The Spinns.
•: Wild Wing Cafe: Rhythm Token.

Sunday:
• Human Rights Festival: Bob Hay & the Jolly Beggars, St. Eel, Rhabdophobic, Waxwing Trio, Tim Conley, Sursie, Strawberry Flats, Ralph Roddenbery Band, Bling the Children Back Home.

R.E.M., Mogwai, DBT, Elf Power

R.E.M. back in the studio in 2006?

Mogwai will invade the 40 Watt next Monday. PopMatters reviews their latest.

AE profiles Cars Can Be Blue.

The folks at Glide review "A Blessing and A Curse" and Patterson Hood talks to a reporter in Seattle here.

Elf Power in the Atlanta Loaf.

Mogwai, Funkle Ester, Cripple Lilies

Scotland's Mogwai returns to Athens: Mogwai (playing at the 40 Watt on Monday) has a way of tearing up music around the world. Their mix of lo-fi sounding electronic feedback metal - otherwise known as "post-rock" - has been making waves since the band's music started escaping from Scotland in the mid to late 1990s. Mogwai's latest album, "Mr Beast," released March 6, is the band's fifth full-length studio album and returns somewhat to the straight-ahead rock style of the band's earlier work. Full story.

Funkle Ester brings the ¹70s back to Athens: It may be difficult to tell through the band members' vintage clothes and the danceable covers of disco classics they play, but Funkle Ester (playing at the Georgia Theatre Friday) is a band born out of frustration. In 2000 and 2001, Bryan McLucas, bassist and vocalist, and drummer Andrew Liles gigged around Athens in a band that played original songs, but the shows weren't populated enough and the two wanted something different. Full story.

The Cripple Lilies visit Athens: Despite a name that evokes images of flowers on crutches, not as vigorous as those in full bloom bolting towards the sun, The Cripple Lilies (Friday at Flicker) play hopeful and pretty songs. When Chad Bishop (guitar and vocals) first met Elizabeth Lopiccolo (flute and vocals), he was playing an open mic at a coffee shop with a friend, and as he recalls, "At some point Kent dropped his guitar and fell down somehow - and from the back of the room, Liz screamed, 'You dumbass!' and we both really appreciated that at the moment ..." he says, in that it brought humor to an awkward moment. Full story.

Time to vote for Flagpole Awards

It's that time of year again. You can now vote online for your favorite local artists in the 2006 Flagpole Music Awards. The Annual Flagpole Athens Music Awards Show kicks off AthFest on June 22 at the Morton Theatre. The awards are "designed to honor and celebrate those who make Athens, GA a center of musical creativity, enjoyment and accomplishment."

From the list of nominees, it looks like the Drive-By Truckers have joined the ranks of Widespread Panic and R.E.M. as bands too big to consider. I suppose you can write them in.

And album of the year is a tough one. I might have to go with Modern Skirts' "Catalogue of Generous Men."

The weekend draws near

• Caledonia: Ken Will Morton & the Wholly Ghosts, JJ Maj and the Unpolished Brass.
• DT's: Kenny Powers.
• 40 Watt: Megaband, The Shredders.
• Georgia Theatre: Melodious Ground, Betsy Franck & the Bareknuckle Band.
• Last Call: Nelo, The Holman Autry Band.
• Lunch Paper: Gutshot & Thirsty, Kilroy, Timber.
• Melting Point: The McAlpin Brothers.
• Mercury Lounge: Diet Rockstar.
• Roadhouse: Lionz.
• Tasty World: Walcott, Leru, Moontower.
•: Wild Wing Cafe: Justin Brogdon.

Benefit show for Oconee teacher

A benefit show for curiously dismissed Oconee teacher. Here’s the Line-up and the scoop from organizer Jared Smith:

Nuci’s Space, Saturday May 13, 2006, $5, with Pilot Coat, Earational, Crush, Nick Light and hey, revolution!

The story goes like this: Originally Mr. Hwang, a graduate of Georgia Tech, worked as a civil engineer and tutored physics and calculus on the side. Soon he grew tired of engineering and decided to pursue teaching. He earned a master's in mathematics education from the University of Georgia and began student-teaching at Oconee County High School. ...

A few weeks ago, two years after he began teaching full time at Oconee, Mr. Hwang confirmed rumors that he was being let go. Apparently, the administration considers Mr. Hwang to "not be what [we were] expecting, professionally." Coincidentally, Oconee County High School is hiring a new football coach and they need spaces for his assistants. Also Mr. Hwang is the only Asian-American teacher employed by Oconee County High School.

A day or so after the protests began, two administrators threatened Mr. Hwang with termination if the protests did not stop. They claimed that he started the protests and that he wanted the uproar. Even though the principal denied having talked to Mr. Hwang, several teachers confirmed that the confrontation took place.

The concert is to raise money for a scholarship that is in Mr. Hwang's name. The criteria are as follows.

- The student must exhibit honor and integrity (two letters of recommendation from teachers and/or previous employers must be submitted).
- The student must be accepted into either a technical college or a four-year university.
- The student's intended college major must be something to benefit the community (education, law, social work, fine arts, music, etc.).
- The Student must contribute a brief account of his/her toughest challenge and how they overcame it.

Mr. Hwang will pick the student before the end of the year and will award the money then.

Getting over the hump day

• Farm 255: Rising Appalachia.
• Georgia Theatre: Fiasco.
• Tasty World (downstairs): Bob Dylan Cover Band, Carpenter Ants.
• Tasty World (upstairs): Polemic, Rat Babies, Mouser.
•: Wild Wing Cafe: Milligan.

Cinemechanica, R.E.M., Bain

Cinemechanica gets profiled in Creative Loafing (Atlanta).

The Boss + R.E.M. = Men on the Moon:

This Live Journalist could have been a star pupil, instead she went to a Bain Mattox show.

Buy music for a good cause

Matt Lisle, formerly of the local band Fairburn Royals, is now living in Eugene, Ore., and passed along some information that his former label, Two Sheds Music (the home of a few other Athens bands), is donating all proceeds from the sale of CDs and merchandise today to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. More info on Matt's fundraising page.

Slow start to the week

• Farm 255: Tuesday Night Jazz.
• Kingpins: Jim Sherman.
• Tasty World: The Good Fight, Winston Audio, Bo Bedingfield & the Wydelles, The Clouds.