A.Refuge

Emo lives in the soulful return of Jeremy Enigk. He is an icon amongst unknowns; a beloved talent we all lose in music industry disasters that makes his way across the wreckage back home to us again and again. His spirit feeds on adversity, and that which hasn’t killed him, has only made him better.

Dredg

by: Matt Hsu

+ Aug 4, 2006 at 6:12pm

As wave after wave pounded the audience, as Gavin Hayes floated and bobbed across the stage like a ghost being blown by the winds of rhythm, as Dino Campanella posed every other beat as a manly Statue of Liberty with drumsticks and a deep-seated hatred of drumheads, Mark and Drew formed a subtler inverse mirror on either side of Gavin.

DJ Spooky

by: Norman Mayers

+ Feb 7, 2007 at 11:43am

Where many DJs opt to lock into a certain genre or style, Spooky has resisted this easy path, instead consistently morphing throughout his career. He is all genres, yet free from genre. DJ Spooky is and will always be the definition of art and creativity.

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Massive Attack in San Diego

by: Adam Jones+ Sep 26, 2006 at 4:25pm

The trouble is, so-called “trip-hop” is really a blender that churns out musical smoothies. Do it wrong and you can easily fall into tedium. Do it right, you will defy such labels, remain fresh and retain the ability to mesmerize with music. The latter was such case at a stunning and brilliant performance by Massive Attack at San Diego State University’s Open Air Theatre, Wednesday night.