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The Asteroids

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By Michael Pollitt
| KUNM-FM (Albuquerque, NM) Verified
Tues. 10/21/25 - Albuquerque's own The Asteroids bring revved up rhythm and blues, with all the shooby doo-wop she-bops to Studio A. Hosted and interviewed by Michael Pollitt and engineered by Roman Garcia. You can find more at theasteroidsmusic.com or @theasteroidsmusic on Instagram. Special thanks to Danger Varoz for helping make this possible, Roman Garcia for engineering, and Michael Pollitt for interviewing.
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Album Review: Like Water by JD Nash and the Rash of Cash

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By Michael Pollitt
| KUNM-FM (Albuquerque, NM) Verified
Artist: JD Nash & the Rash of Cash Album: Like Water Label: Self-released Genre: Rock with country edges Rating: 7/10 Reviewer/Show: Michael Pollitt/Studio 505 ‘Like Water” by JD Nash and the Rash of Cash comes on beautiful blue vinyl with a photo of what is almost certainly El Rio Grande on the cover. JD Nash and the Rash of Cash are an Albuquerque band and a good one at that. Edgar Wonder, vocals and guitars, Luke Seelau, drums and aux.
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The fascinating round towered churches of Norfolk and Suffolk

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By Michael Pollitt
| East Anglia Bylines
On 1 September 1973 the charity now called the Round Tower Churches Society was formally launched. Its mission: to preserve and maintain the heritage of these important buildings. Last year, it celebrated its golden jubilee. There are 184 round tower churches in England and the overwhelming majority are found in East Anglia: 124 in Norfolk, 38 in Suffolk and 7 in Essex. The majority are of medieval origin, dating from the 11th to the 14th centuries.
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