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NoMo
Afrobeat meets avant-garde
by James M. Manheim
posted 12/15/2004
With seventeen members, NoMo may be the biggest band in town outside of the Ann Arbor Symphony. It's got a whole crowd of horns and winds, backed up by multiple keyboards, guitars, and a large percussion section with African drums at its center. If we're lucky, NoMo's concert at the Ark on Tuesday, December 14, will include Antoinette Kudoto,
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