Sunday, November 1

Soundbites

Wednesday, 2/26/97 Soundbites Live "Secret Samadhi" (Radioactive) With their third release, this Pennsylvania foursome gives us their most challenging record to date. "Secret Samadhi" is a consistent yet complex album in that it keeps its flow but doesn’t spell out all its intentions. Read more...


Enigk, here at last, gets warm greeting

Wednesday, 2/26/97 Enigk, here at last, gets warm greeting Refreshingly polite crowd awe-struck by return of former ‘Sunny Day’ leader By Brendon Vandergast Daily Bruin Contributor #When Jeremy Enigk unassumingly took the stage at the House of Blues on Monday evening, the gathered crowd of hip scenesters, matured punks, industry posers and ardent followers put their cocktails and Marlboros aside and put their hands together again and again. Read more...


Casualties of War

Tuesday, February 25, 1997 "Exiles and Emigres" looks at the artists who fled Hitler’s reign of terror and the chaotic world that surrounded them.By Kristin Fiore Daily Bruin Senior Staff "Exiles and Emigres: The Flight of European Artists from Hitler" is not just an art exhibit or a history lesson. Read more...


Hip-Hop Explosion attracts diverse crowd of listeners

Tuesday, February 25, 1997 MUSIC: Rap artists OutKast headline show sponsored by African Student UnionBy Nelson Saldua Daily Bruin Contributor For one night, over a thousand college students, an 18-year-old rookie guard from the Los Angeles Lakers and a crew from the UCLA Film School all had at least one thing in common: they all were drawn to Ackerman Grand Ballroom for the same reason. Read more...



Photo of the Cardigans

Monday, 2/24/97 Tired Cardigans wind down tour before subdued L.A. crowd Band’s delectable pop slightly unraveled by fatigue, sedate audience By Kristin Fiore Daily Bruin Senior Staff It’s hard to be charming on three hours’ sleep. Read more...


Mug of Kristin Fiore

Monday, 2/24/97 New, improved Grammys still play same tired chord 1997 nominations reflect more diversity of genres, artists but don’t herald cutting edge Thank God for the Grammys. Read more...