Paris : une cycliste de 29 ans meurt percutée par un camion

19/ Depuis le mĂ©tro BarbĂšs Ă Paris, des centaines de personnes sâĂ©lancent Ă lâappel du collectif Justice et VĂ©ritĂ©.
Un cortÚge déterminé pour exiger justice et vérité pour toutes les victimes des violences policiÚres.
Pas une revendication isolĂ©e. Pas un cas âĂ partâ. Une exigence politique claire : que les violences dâĂtat cessent dâĂȘtre invisibilisĂ©es, minimisĂ©es, classĂ©es sans suite.
La rue se remplit parce que les réponses institutionnelles manquent.
Parce que les familles attendent.
Parce que nos mĂ©moires refusent d'ĂȘtre effacĂ©es.
#France #Paris #Barbes #Antifa #RipostePopulaire #ParisAntifa #JusticeEtVérité
Paris : une cycliste de 29 ans meurt percutée par un camion

Friday night: did something I'm not sure I've ever done before, hit all three shows at Barbes. It was a great lineup and seemed like it'd be a fun thing to do.
Oscar Noriega typically great with Marta Sanchez her usual hypnotic-piano self, although not the best set from them.
Then an incredible set from Tsons of Tsunami who are on my short list of bands making the most creative, uniquely awesome improvised music out there... Anywhere! Just so very cool every time, it's no wonder Billy Martin has become effectively a permanent member. Simon Hanes has something special going, especially when secret weapon Anna Abondolo is on bass. Must-see every time and this was one of the best I've seen from them. Further cementing my Zappa-meets-Zorn descriptor.
Finally, Big Lazy, the "cinematic noir" guitar trio from Stephen Uhlrich. Twangy danceable fun in the late slot.
Great night in my favorite room...

Tonight: caught two semi-regular residencies I've never seen before, I believe both occur first Monday of every month. Both vastly exceeded expectations.
First was a mostly-improvising quartet called Musics at Barbes, two brothers on electric guitars and the killer bass/drum combo of Chris Tordini and Jason Nazary. Like the child of Elkhorn and Wayne Krantz. Wowza, should've been checking this one out more regularly.
Twas a gorgeous day for livemusic'n in Brooklyn. Caught several shows with multiple stops at BarbĂšs for various levels of weirdness, culminating in a rare visit from Todd Sickafoose, playing new Tiny Resistors songs with Steve Cardenas, Adam Levy, and the always-fabulous Allison Miller. The peak moments were rather peak.
Also a trip to deep BK for an Operation Gig show, one of the great holdovers from pandemic DIY gigs.
#nycfreaks #livemusic #brooklyn #parkslope #barbes #jazz #toddsickafoose