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Radiohead’s ‘The King of Limbs’ doesn’t have legs

Contributor • February 24, 2011

By Andrew Lopez Radiohead has made a name for themselves by challenging the way listeners think of music. Where we see a platform for verses, chorus and a bridge, Radiohead sees a platform to experiment...

Review for The Go! Team’s ‘Rolling Blackouts’

Contributor • February 10, 2011

By Andrew Lopez The biggest problem with how The Go! Team approaches music is also their greatest strength. The English six-piece does not conform to just one or...

The Decemberists do not disappoint with ‘The King is Dead’

Nikki Erinakis • January 31, 2011

With the recent release of their country-inspired album, “The King is Dead” the Decemberists have created a great sound that brings back a style of music that has been long dormant. This quirky...

Hellogoodbye’s upbeat pop album “Would it Kill You?” is just the right amount of sweet

Antoine Abou-Diwan • November 3, 2010

Music reviews are curious things. First, some PR flack at a record label contacts the editor of a publication with a nauseatingly saccharine pitch about the wonderful band he or she is promoting. The...

Intercept hopes to continue experimenting with new, different sounds

Liana Hofer • September 14, 2010

With the release of their new album, Intercept seems to have a message for their fans: expect the unexpected. For those who have become familiar with the Los Angeles-based band’s previous work, their...