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February 8, 2001

Enemymine | The Ice in Me | Up

By DJ FatKid

Before I describe the soul-shredding noise monster that is Enemymine, let me just say that the group once accidentally left its drummer in a roadside cafe while on tour. That’s fucking rad. Evolving from godheadSil...

February 8, 2001

Field Mob | Ashy to Classy | MCA

By Ray Smith Artsweek Music Critic

The Dirty South has once again unleashed a plague onto the unsuspecting public. First it was Master P and his No Talent Soldiers, now it’s the Field Mob with its debut Ashy to Classy. Now for some of you who don&#8...

February 8, 2001

Tipsy | Uh-Oh! | Asphodel

By Andy Sywak

Electro-lounge, you’ve gotta heard it before. It’s that chill but bouncy music pouring softly out of speakers at cocktail lounges and parties meant mostly as a nice accompaniment for drinking and scoping. It&...

February 8, 2001

Honeydogs | Here’s Luck | Palm

By Collin Mitchell

Here’s Luck is another step of progression in the Minneapolis music scene. Extremely rich in sound, each track is almost a mini-masterpiece that proves that this band is not only accomplished, but now a veteran of ...

January 30, 2001

Theater Review: Triumph of Love Has Plenty of Cross-Dressing Fun

By Staff

The Central Coast Premiere production is a masterful blend of music, humor and old-fashioned love.

January 30, 2001

Film Review: “Shadow of a Vampire”

By Andy Sywak

One of those "Does art mirror life or life mirror art?" movies that might interest Oscar Wilde, "Shadow" is an entertaining film set around the filming of an actual vampire movie.

January 30, 2001

Straight to Video Classics: “The Catcher”

By Jack Lloyd

The Catcher's first order of business is to kill the opposing team's star player.

January 30, 2001

Film Review: “On the Road With Duke Ellington”

By David Downs

There's something about mastication that makes legends not so legendary.

January 30, 2001

CD Reviews

By Staff

Sade, Lesser, The Microphones, more

January 25, 2001

Film Review: “Snatch”

By Andy Sywak

Director Guy Ritchie seems determined to make the film, essentially a comedy of errors, entertaining and surprising at every turn.

January 25, 2001

Film Review: “Rififi”

By Julie Kraim

Jules Dassin's 1955 French film noir features an exquisitely engineered jewelry heist that looks way ahead of its time in a 2001 viewing.

January 25, 2001

Art Review: “Dual Visions”

By Ham Staff Writer

The recent show at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art presents yet another opportunity to discuss the place in the world of fine art that photography occupies.

January 25, 2001

Music Reviews

By Staff

Abstract Jazz Lounge III, The Black Halos, Geddy Lee, Jaffa, Mount Florida, Propagandhi, Strait Up

January 25, 2001

Artsweek Fanmail: Putting On Calendars

By Staff

"This is the third year we have put on the calendar, it's our biggest philanthropic event, and we would love to get credit for it."

January 18, 2001

“Just Another Poster” Chicano Art at the University Art Museum

By Stacy Redd

While the brightly colored posters that adorn the walls of the museum do look deceptively like any of the other advertisements that we see everyday, a more in-depth study of them reveals the plight, as well as the hope, ...

January 18, 2001

Film Review: Antitrust Borrows and Bombs

By Andy Sywak

Like last year's "Rules of Engagement," "Antitrust" addresses a provocative contemporary social issue: the parameters on corporate competition and power in an era of hyper-capitalism.