Though the Reggae/Ska era is slowly depleting, The Toasters are far from going down without sounding the horn.

Friday, October 15, 2004, The Toasters graced the stage of Tokyo Joe’s.

Emos' poster band Dashboard rocks it old school
by Jacqui Streety, editor-in-chief

For the last month and half I have found myself absolutely unable to listen to anything but Dashboard Confessional “The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most.” It was released in 2001 and while it seems kind of old, it’s a super album and definitely deserving of attention.

CD Review:  Rilo Kiley - "More Adventurous" this time around

by Kellie Smith, staff writer

After writing some of the best songs about long gone bad relationships, you’d think Rilo Kiley’s lead singer/songwriter Jenny Lewis would have a hardened heart and a bad attitude to match. But one listen to the group’s fourth full-length release proves that all four members of the band have learned a little bit and grown quite a lot since their formation in Los Angeles in 1997.

The Used explores "In Love and Death"

by Zac Morris, entertainment editor

The Used have released their second CD, and proved they are a force to reckon with in the rock music scene of today.

Star Wars: Battlefront

by Giovanni Rosendo

With the original trilogy having just been released for the first time on DVD and the anticipation building for the last installment of the saga, Lucas Arts decided to give fans of the series a chance to relive the favorite Star Wars moments.

"Garden State" of Mind

by Lauren Thomas, staff writer

Zach Braff of NBC’s “Scrubs” shows off his skills as both writer and director of “Garden State.”