Eve 6 “Speak in Code” Review

Michael Rich, Webmaster
April 24, 2012

Back in the late 90s, Eve 6 was huge. Their self-titled album (1998) went platinum and spawned the massive hit “Inside Out.” The band continued their success into 2000 with the release of Horrorscope, which was certified Gold and introduced the prom-ballad hit “Here’s To The Night.” Unfortunately,... Read more »

The Hunger Games Preview

Laura Rottman, Reporter
March 13, 2012

The movie The Hunger Games, coming out on March 23, has been widely anticipated by fans of the books. The series was written by Suzanne Collins and film will be directed by Gary Ross. The Hunger Games revolves around the protagonist, Katniss Everdeen, and her friends. Their world contains twelve districts... Read more »

John Carter Preview

Laura Rottman, Reporter
March 8, 2012

Based on the book A Princess of Mars, John Carter premieres in movie theaters on March 9 and tells the story of how former Captain John Carter is transported to Mars. Conflict occurs between the leaders of various planets. Carter decides to try to save Mars and its inhabitants, which are dying from... Read more »

The Woman In Black Film Review

Andrew McMunn, Reporter
March 6, 2012

What can usually be found in PG-13 rated horror films is a large number of 2-dimensional teenage characters, melodramatic scenes of restricted violence (remember, it’s PG-13) and, of course, the hundreds of “pop-up” shockers. While The Woman in Black does have most of these, it has something else... Read more »

And The Oscar Nominees Are…

Brandon Moncada, Centerspread Editor
February 24, 2012

In every New Year, the excitement of the movie awards season goes through its busiest time of year: the January that could change a filmmaker’s life through the Academy Award Nominations. Last Tuesday, January 24, the 2012 Oscar nominees were announced, with a whole slew of first-time nominees (with... Read more »

The Black Keys, “El Camino” Review

Brandon Moncada, Center Spread Editor
January 18, 2012

Fresh off their huge breakout album, Brothers, El Camino stays true to the gritty roots of The Black Keys duo, raging guitarist and vocalist Dan Auerbach and drummist Patrick Carney. The oohs-and-ahs of the melodic choruses along with Auerbach’s staccato rifts stay constant throughout, just like... Read more »

Coldplay, Mylo Xyloto

Andrew McMunn, Sports Editor
January 3, 2012

In 2008, Coldplay released an amazing, groundbreaking album. Viva La Vida was a phenomenal album in almost every way. Each song was well written and seemed as though they all played important roles to the album as a whole. With that album’s major success to live up to, they’ve finally released their... Read more »

Reviews From The Heavy Side of Music

Andrew McMunn, Sports Editor
December 6, 2011

Sounds Of A Playground Fading by In Flames For those who haven’t heard of In Flames, this band has been around since the early nineties and has pioneered the melodic death metal sound ever since. Over the last fifteen or so years, the band had been evolving their sound to get what you hear today. This... Read more »

Paranormal Activity 3

Andrew McMunn, News Editor
November 13, 2011

When it comes to horror movies, most people tend to think of creepy old mansions in darkened locations with the screeching of an orchestra for the soundtrack. As much as I am for going against the formula and breaking boundaries, I think it’s fair to say that a horror movie needs at least one of these... Read more »

Pain Of Salvation, Road Salt Two

Andrew McMunn, News Editor
November 1, 2011

When it comes to musical boundaries, even the most progressive of genres start to take on formulaic songwriting styles. But where other bands stay in the safety of their boundaries, Sweden’s Pain of Salvation never fails to do something “out of the box.” With the release of part two of the Road... Read more »

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