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Generations - Pow Wow, Idaho, 2012
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New Indigenous Music Releases – May 2012
Another month of Indigenous music! Here are four new releases from The Medics, Holly McNarland, Burnt Project 1 and Arvel Bird.
The Medics have released their much anticipated debut LP Foundations. In the two years since the release of their first EP they have gained a reputation for passionate and energetic live performances and it seems they’ve managed to bottle that vibe nicely here. With a “frenetic mix of distorted guitar and wall of dominant percussion” (indieshuffle.com) it’s a brilliant album from one of Australia’s brightest new bands. Order the CD or Get it on iTunes.
Read the full article and listen to some new releases at RPM.fm by clicking this link.
Artist Steven Paul Judd.
*4th in the series where he takes pictures from the late 1800’s early 1900’s and mix them with pictures from today.
In this picture L to R Black Horn -Hunkpapa -1872,Hopi girl at Oraibi -1901.
Another Steven Paul Judd. Can’t helps it.
(Source: miloprod)
Wonderful! Congratulations to her and the other masters students!In addition to her studies, Seneca has been involved in numerous Native American-related student activities. She helped found a local chapter of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society and has worked in the Buffalo Public Schools Native American Magnet School under a National Science Foundation grant led by Joseph A. Gardella Jr., John & Francis Larkin Professor of Chemistry at UB.
Seneca also helped mentor other Native American engineering students at UB, two of whom earned their master’s degrees the same day she received her doctorate.
“It’s been amazing,” she said of her time at UB.
(Source: ravenrabit)
To create Native Daughters magazine, Jordan Pascale, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) journalism student, stepped into a Pine Ridge, South Dakota sweat lodge in the fall of 2009 hoping to figure out a world he longed to understand.
