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58 San Diego Reader November 3, 2016


Wednesday, 8pm — The March Divide


Molly Malone’s Waypoint Saloon: Friday, 9pm — Cold Craft Saturday, 9pm — Barbwire


Moonshine Beach: Friday, 8pm, Saturday, 8pm — Honky Tonk Boombox


Moonshine Flats: Friday, 8pm — Craig Morgan


Mr. Peabody’s Bar & Grill: Thursday, 8:30pm — Jim Allen Band Friday, 8:30pm — Custard Pie Saturday, 3:30pm — Minors in a Major Key Saturday, 8:30pm — Naked Shorts


Wednesday, 8pm — Big City Sing-Along


Museum of Making Music: Saturday, 7pm — Sue Palmer Quintet


Music Box: Thursday, 8pm — Bob Moses Friday, 10pm — El Komander Saturday, 8pm — CTA Chicago Tribute


Nate’s Garden Grill: Saturday, 6pm — Robin Henkel Sunday, 10am — Tinkersmith


Navajo Live: Friday, 8pm — Blaze of Jovi Saturday, 9pm — Sonic Moons Sunday, 7pm — Summer of Love Monday, 7:30pm — Boogie Magazine Jam


Nicky Rottens Bar & Burger Joint: Friday, 6pm — Serious Guise Saturday, 6pm — Private Domain


Observatory North Park: Thursday, 8pm — Tory Lanez and Kranium Monday, 7pm — Suicide Boys, Germ, Rvmirez Tuesday, 7pm — Bush Wednesday, 7pm — Death Grips


EVERYONE’S A CRITIC


Pixies Head Carrier By Andrew Perez


From forming in Boston in 1986 to being one of the chief influences on Kurt Cobain and scoring that last shot in David Fincher’s Fight Club, the Pixies have come a long way.


Head Carrier, the Pixies’ second album since reform- ing in 2004 (the first being 2014’s Indie Cindy), continues the band’s winning formula of oddball alternative rock. The Pixies sound like nobody else, and


Office: Friday, 6pm — All-Vinyl Happy Hour with Monsieur Turbeau


Old Town Temecula Community Theater: Thursday, 7:30pm — Markus Burger & Jan Von Klavitz


Omnia San Diego: Thursday, 8pm — Wearetreo Friday, 8pm — Burns


Onyx/Thin: Saturday, 8pm — Futura Saturday


Panama 66: Thursday, 7pm — Erika Davies Friday, 7pm — Mochilero All Stars


Saturday, 7pm — Montalban Quintet Sunday, 7pm — Creepxotica


Paper Moon Music: Saturday, 7pm — Rafael Elizondo


Pier View Pub: Saturday, 9pm — Privatized Air and Roman Watchdogs


3925 Ohio St. • North Park


Salsa & Bachata Sundays


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Lyrical Exchange Tuesdays • Sign up at 7pm


Swing Dancing Wednesdays


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BACHATA & ZOUK 1st & 3rd Thursdays Every Month


Zumba Classes Mondays & Wednesdays 6pm Saturdays 11am


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Pine Hills Lodge: Thursday, 5pm — The Hank Show


Ponte Winery: Sunday, noon — Jimmy Patton


Pour House: Friday, 4:30pm — Coyote Blues Redemption Saturday, 8pm — In Your


despite losing cofound- ing bassist Kim Deal in 2013, the band retains its unique insanity. From the Talking


Heads–like title track that opens the album to the tender “All the Saints” that closes it, Head Carrier is an enjoyable romp.


A solid entry in the Pixies’ oeuvre


Lead guitarist Joey Santiago’s dreamlike warble is highlighted in “Might As Well Be Gone,” “Oona,” and the catchy “All I Think About Now,” which sounds like a companion song to “Where Is My Mind.”


Other highlights include the frantic “Baal’s Back,” the silly “Um Chagga Lagga,” and the strange “Plaster of Paris.”


Sometimes the album missteps, like on the predictable “Talent” and “Classic Masher,” but overall, Head Carrier is a solid entry in the Pixies’ oeuvre.


Music Reviews from Our Readers


Guided by Pollard By Dryw Keltz


Guided by Voices’ per- formance was minimal on both sloppy drunk- enness and actual GBV songs. Of the 53 songs performed, more than 20 were from either Robert Pollard side projects or solo albums and 8 were from the new Guided by Voices album Please Be Hon- est, which is, since we’re being honest, a Pollard solo album. The fact that the show wasn’t a march of “the hits” did allow some minor gems from Pollard’s songwrit-


ing catalog to get played live and loud. “Tabby and Lucy” and “Love Is Stronger than Witchcraft” were standouts The show felt


At over two hours with two encores, you got to wait for the GBV nugs.


like a performance by a pro-level band. Doug Gil- lard’s contribution to this outfit can’t be under- stated, as his guitar wizardry is the jelly to Pollard’s peanut butter.


The show stretched to over two hours, but the die-hards that hung in there were treated to some tasty GBV nugs (“Motor Away,” “Don’t Stop Now,” “Teenage FBI”), which were sprinkled among two sets of encores.


Artist: Guided by Voices Venue: Belly Up Date: August 17 Seats: Floor


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Neighborhood with Lou Niles Sunday, 8pm — JB & the Movers


Poway’s Irish Pub: Friday, 8pm — Josie Day Saturday, 9pm — Outta Sync


Proprietor’s Reserve Wine Pub:


Saturday, 7pm — Jinnah Williams & Lori Brookes


Rebecca’s Coffee House: Saturday, 7pm — Donna Larsen and RJ & JR


Red Parrot Lounge at Casino Pauma: Friday, 8pm — Midnight Satellites Saturday, 8pm — The Hit List


Rich’s Hillcrest: Thursday, 10pm — Techniche


Riviera Supper Club & Turquoise Room: Friday, 9pm — The Local Saturday, 9pm — Baja Bugs


Rook Bar: Saturday, 9pm — DNR


San Diego Cellars: Sunday, 7:30pm — 5250s Monday, 7:30pm — Tim Wray Tuesday, 8pm — Los Caballeros Wednesday, 4pm — Israel Maldonado


San Pasqual Wine Bar and Gallery: Saturday, 7pm — Suzanne Shea


Smith Recital Hall at SDSU: Thursday, 5pm, Thursday, 7pm


— Jazz Ensemble with Charles McPherson


Soda Bar: Thursday, 8pm — Death by Stereo and Poison Headache Friday, 8pm — Pansy Division and Stalins of Sound Saturday, 8pm — The Cave Singers Sunday, 8pm — Daughters, the Body, Loma Prieta Monday, 8pm — Dune Rats and DZ Deathrays Tuesday, 8pm — Nina Diaz Wednesday, 8pm — Protomartyr and the Gotobeds


Soma: Friday, 6:30pm — Assuming We Survive and Avion Roe Saturday, 6pm — The Wonder Years and Real Friends Wednesday, 7pm — Denzel Curry


Spin City Lounge: Friday, 9pm — J. Stalin


Spreckels Theatre: Wednesday, 7:30pm — Amos Lee and Shel


Sycuan Casino Showcase Theatre: Sunday, 6pm — Jason Michael Carroll, Mark Wills, Darryl Worley


T. Short Galleries: Saturday, 7pm — Johnny Sansone & John Fohl Sunday, 6pm — Johnny Sansone & John Fohl


Templar’s Hall at Old Poway Park: Sunday, 3pm — Fred Benedetti and Peter Bolland Monday, 7pm — Acoustic Blues Jam


Til-Two: Thursday, 9pm — Stellar Corpses and Argyle Goolsby Friday, 9pm — Cochinas Locas and A New Ending Saturday, 9pm — Pat Todd & the Rankoutsiders Sunday, 8pm — Big Bloom and Jimmy Dias Wednesday, 9pm — Fea and the Pictographs


Tio Leo’s: Thursday, 8pm — Blue Largo


Tipsy Crow: Thursday, 7pm — Astra Kelly Friday, 7pm — John Hull Saturday, 3pm — Acoustic Death Machine Wednesday, 7pm — J-Mann


Tower Bar: Friday, 9pm — Punk Rock VS Hip-Hop


U-31: Monday, 9pm — Monday Party Wednesday, 8pm — DJ Artistic & CROS1


UCSD Price Center: Thursday, 7:30pm —


Dumbfoundead and Mark Redito


V Lounge: Friday, 9pm — Popvinyl Saturday, 8pm — Partyquake


Village Presbyterian Church: Sunday, 6pm — Rancho Santa Fe Big Band


Wine Cave: Friday, 7pm, Saturday, 7pm — Chris James Sunday, 5pm — Pat Dowling


Winstons Beach Club: Thursday, 9pm — TR3 & Tim Reynolds Friday, 9pm — Stranger Saturday, 9pm — Hot Buttered Rum and Wiskerman Monday, 9pm — Electric Waste Band


Witch Creek Winery: Friday, 6pm — Adrienne Nims


CLASSICAL MUSIC


Camarada: Bohemian Journey Camarada and Czech- born blogger/educator Marketa Hancova explore the Kingdom of Bohemia through music, discov- ering, discussing, and delighting in works by Jan Dimas Zelenka, Ernst von Dohnanyi, Ctirad Kohoutek, Bedrich Smetana, György Ligeti, Ilja Hurnik, and Antonin Dvorak performed on


oboe, flute, cello, and piano. Sunday, November 6, 6pm; $25-$30. Mingei International Museum, 1439 El Prado.


Campanile Music Festival The 2nd Annual Campanile Music Festival at SDSU culmi- nates in a free concert for the public featuring both SDSU Music Faculty and visiting art- ists brought in specifically for the festival performing pieces by Prokofiev, Verdi, and Faure. Friday, November 4, 7:30pm; free. Smith Recital Hall at SDSU, 5500 Campanile Drive.


The Center Chorale: The Glory of Venice Come hear music as it might have resounded around the Cathedral of Venice, in a performance by the fifty- voice Center Chorale with organ and brass. Saturday, November 5, 7:30pm; $10-$20. California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Boulevard.


Chantal Mathieu French harp- ist Chantal Mathieu will perform. Sunday, November 6, 5pm; $5-$10. St. Andrew’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, 1050 Thomas Avenue.


Hana Blažíková & Bruce Dickey In the second concert of the San Diego Early Music Society 2016-2017 season, Hana Bla≈æíková’s soprano converses with Bruce Dickey’s cornetto performance on an instrument renowned in the 16th and 17th centuries for its ability to imitate the human voice. Accompanied by a string ensemble led by baroque violonist Monica Huggett, this concert of 16th and 17th century music by Fontana, Merula, Carissimi, Scarlatti, etc. features Hana Bla≈æíková (soprano), Bruce Dickey (cor- netto), Monica Huggett (violin), Tekla Cunningham (violin), Joanna Blendulf (viola), Stephen Stubbs (theorbo), and Michael Sponseller (organ and harpsi- chord). Sunday, November 6, 7:30pm; $10-$40. St. James by- the-Sea Episcopal Church, 743 Prospect Street.


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