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Album reviews: MC Yallah X Debmaster, Various Artists - C-VILLE Weekly
MC Yallah X Debmaster Kubali (Hakuna Kulala) The most frenetic moment of Kubali comes right at the top, like an intimidating bouncer. Once you get past the brief jabbery pattern of vocables, percussion, synthesizers, and unidentified sonic objects, Kubali just swaggers and bumps. Uganda’s MC Yallah spits in Kiswahili and Luganda, reveling in the stinkface beats of Berlin-located French producer Debmaster.
Arts Pick: Drive-By Truckes - C-VILLE Weekly
Arts Pick: Ross Martin and Adam Larabee By C-VILLE Writers | Adventurous Strumming: Ross Martin knows guitar, and his deep knowledge of the instrument has led him on explorations of jazz, bluegrass, country, folk, experimental, and classical music.
Star gazing: Brian Robinson at the Kluge-Ruhe - C-VILLE Weekly
Arts Pick: Drive-By Truckes By C-VILLE Writers | Breakdown lane: The Drive-By Truckers are unapologetically political on The Unraveling, their first album in three and a half years. “I’ve always said that all of our records are political but I’ve also said that politics is personal.
Arts Pick: Ross Martin and Adam Larabee - C-VILLE Weekly
Artistic inspiration: Portrait of a Lady on Fire beautifully illustrates the intangible By Kristofer Jenson | How wonderful it is to see a film about art that treats the creative process as an essential part of the human experience, free of the fetishization of suffering, or the detachment of genius worship.
ARTS Pick: Reggae and Poetry - C-VILLE Weekly
Arts Pick: Slam Dunk By C-VILLE Writers | It’s haiku season. Sling your wildest words out there. You could last longest. Wednesday 2/19. Free, 8pm. Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar, 414 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. 293-9947.
Local author spotlights under-the-radar female mathematicians at NASA - C-VILLE Weekly
On February 20, 1962, Americans sat around their radios or TVs, transfixed by every update as astronaut John Glenn was launched into space, and became the first American to orbit the Earth. It was a big deal, not only for the country, but for the world. But as with many major scientific milestones, individual icons often overshadow the people behind the scenes.
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