| Vol XXXV No. 11 |
Tuesday, September 11, 2001 |
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Final album marks Aaliyah's talent and growth
By ARIENNE THOMPSON
Scene Music Critic
 Some things are worth the wait. Whether it's waiting for that first kiss as a middle-schooler or for that last final exam as a college senior, the splendor of anticipation so often enriches and enlightens the events and experiences of life. ... [more]
Comfort Eagle follows Cake's successful formula
By JOE LARSON
Scene Music Critic
Cake was first recognized for their heavy, guitar-riff driven single, "The Distance" off their 1996 release Fashion Nugget. The album, chock full of ascending bass lines and heavily distorted lead guitar riffs, gained the band a loyal underground following on college ... [more]
Outside influences help Crystal Method avoid slump
By DAVE FULTON
Scene Music Critic
While the current music scene in America bolds new frontiers by blending musical genres into a unique sound, there are still two things currently plaguing popular music today: boy bands and the sophomore slump. But where boy bands appear to be ... [more]
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