by Alex Williams Daily Lobo You may not have heard of DJ Swamp, but you've probably heard him. On Thursday, turntable veteran DJ Swamp will perform at Burt's Tiki Lounge. Known for outrageous and often pyrotechnic onstage antics, Swamp is finishing the last leg of a tour that stretched from the West Coast to the East Coast.
by Alex Williams Daily Lobo The Very Hush Hush, a duo of classically trained pianists, brought its experimental live show to the Launchpad on Wednesday. The duo is touring to promote its new album, Mourir C'est Facile. The Very Hush Hush consists of Peter Bo Rappmund and Grant Hazard Outerbridge, who incorporate drums, bass, piano and a synthesizer.
by Alex Williams Daily Lobo Rising stars of the Los Angeles punk scene Bang Sugar Bang returns to Albuquerque on Wednesday. The band is touring with punk legends the Adicts in support of their album Thwak Thwak Go Crazy. Cooper, the bassist and co-vocalist, wanted to emphasize that the band is distinct from its punk contemporaries.
The College Greens might be against the war in Iraq, but they're also collecting donations for the troops. Bobbi Page, a member of the College Greens, said sending packages overseas is important to show support for the troops and also to show them there is another party.
The Native American studies department held a forum Monday in Woodward Hall to discuss the presidential candidates' platforms in relation to American-Indian affairs. Republican John Gonzales and Democrat Laura Harris debated whether President Bush or Democratic Sen.
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