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Muse Goes Supernova

It was 8:45 p.m. at  Staples Center and the pungent-smelling smoke in the air was not coming from the fog machine at the...

Mark Ronson Gets Busy

Mark Ronson is many things to many people: DJ, producer, musical connoisseur, privileged socialite or just Samantha Ronson’s brother. But, as he has...

Jimmy Eat World: Re-Invented

With “Invented,” their seventh studio effort in 17 years, rock band Jimmy Eat World has chosen a more relaxed, ambient feel for most...

Gucci is ‘Georgia’s Most Wanted’

In the world of trap music, Radric Davis, more commonly known as Gucci Mane, is arguably the most well-known trap star. The emerging subgenre...

A ‘Halcyon’ Flies for Deerhunter

It’s rare that a record in the indie music scene manages to impress without hints of pretension. Even rarer is the record that...

Phil Collins Goes ‘Back’

In his newest album, English recording artist, composer and musician Phil Collins covers eighteen Motown songs released in the 1960s, during his childhood...

‘The Owls of Ga’Hoole’ Are No Hoot

“They’re making a movie about Hedwig?!” was my friend’s reaction to the trailer for “Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole.” I’m...

No Need to Fear ‘Case 39′

What are you afraid of? Is it “evil?” Is it “death?” Or is it someone in particular who makes you feel that both...

This ‘Civilization’ Is Safe to Live In

The bestselling “Civilization” strategy computer game franchise reaches its ultimate form in Sid Meier's “Civilization V.” For the uninitiated, the popular franchise is...

‘Imperfect Harmonies’ Surges Ahead

Departing further from the well-known sounds from his band System of a Down, Serj Tankian’s “Imperfect Harmonies” is a personal adventure. The orchestral...

‘Superman’ Is Worth The Wait

From David Guggenheim, the director of “An Inconvenient Truth,” comes a documentary that focuses on the state of the public education system in...

Here Come the Men in Blaque

As the gigantic American flag raised overhead, it finally hit fifth-year voice major Kenneth Haro. UCI’s all-male chamber choir Men in Blaque took...

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