The Badger Herald

‘Best of’ lists bump out most unique bands

by Christopher J. Ewing
December 9, 2004

Motion City Soundtrack, Tsunami Bomb burn up Club 770 show

by Christopher J. Ewing
December 7, 2004

Noisy Canadians prepare to conquer States

by Christopher J. Ewing
December 2, 2004

In love with the Pixies

by Christopher J. Ewing
November 18, 2004

Off-kilter comedy unleashes refined humor, unique pace

by Christopher J. Ewing
November 18, 2004

Quirky Italians take on Rock history

by Christopher J. Ewing
November 11, 2004

New compilation showcases talent

by Christopher J. Ewing
November 8, 2004

Newly uncovered live albums find energy elusive

by Christopher J. Ewing
November 4, 2004

Powell, FCC keeps expression limited

by Christopher J. Ewing
November 2, 2004

Political mixtapes for conveying frustrations

by Christopher J. Ewing
October 27, 2004

Japanese frights come home

by Christopher J. Ewing
October 25, 2004

Cult of personality almost derails endearing film

by Christopher J. Ewing
October 20, 2004

Quiet is the new loud in indie rock

by Christopher J. Ewing
October 13, 2004

Dreamy indie world of ‘Maria Full of Grace’

by Christopher J. Ewing
October 11, 2004

Jordan’s Big 10 Pub

by Christopher J. Ewing
October 6, 2004

Wolf Eyes Journeys through rock’s dark side

by Christopher J. Ewing
October 4, 2004

Mosh-pit politics light on substance

by Christopher J. Ewing
September 29, 2004

Weblogs future of music biz

by Christopher J. Ewing
September 15, 2004

Skindred’s unique metal mix

by Christopher J. Ewing
September 13, 2004

Big budget thrills lacking all chills

by Christopher J. Ewing
September 8, 2004

Bad Religion: Punk greats strike back

by Christopher J. Ewing
August 31, 2004

Easy steps to be an indie master

by Christopher J. Ewing
August 31, 2004

Hopes for innovation on music horizon

by Christopher J. Ewing
May 5, 2004

Not seeing so Clearly

by Christopher J. Ewing
April 21, 2004

Jawbreaker — Dear You (reissue)

by Christopher J. Ewing
April 21, 2004

Cursive takes action

by Christopher J. Ewing
April 14, 2004

Wilco takes fans for another wild ride

by Christopher J. Ewing
April 7, 2004

onelinedrawing — The Volunteers

by Christopher J. Ewing
April 5, 2004

The ‘Indestructible’ They Might Be Giants

by Christopher J. Ewing
April 1, 2004

The Beauty Pill

by Christopher J. Ewing
April 1, 2004

Spring sees burst of mediocre thrillers

by Christopher J. Ewing
March 30, 2004

Spazz and the SoCal scene

by Christopher J. Ewing
March 25, 2004

‘Dawn of the Dead’ alive and kicking

by Christopher J. Ewing
March 24, 2004

The dynamic duo: Kaufman and Gondry

by Christopher J. Ewing
March 11, 2004

Tim Kinsella gets funky

by Christopher J. Ewing
March 4, 2004

Indie flicks cure for Oscar overdose

by Christopher J. Ewing
March 4, 2004

‘Starsky and Hutch’ stale addition to Stiller/Wilson repertoire

by Christopher J. Ewing
February 26, 2004

The boy who cried, “Rock is dead!”

by Christopher J. Ewing
February 24, 2004

Attack of the major labels

by Christopher J. Ewing
February 19, 2004

90 Day Men: Panda Park

by Christopher J. Ewing
February 17, 2004

Tim Deluxe does dance right

by Christopher J. Ewing
February 6, 2004

Minor revolutions and major movement: FCC restrictions may tame radio, but free music on the Internet remains

by Christopher J. Ewing
February 5, 2004

The Little Ginger Club Kid worthy dance-party addition

by Christopher J. Ewing
February 5, 2004

John Vanderslice’s multi-narrative masterpiece

by Christopher J. Ewing
January 29, 2004

Crystal Method’s Legion of Boom too repetitive to impress

by Christopher J. Ewing
January 26, 2004

“Win a Date With Tad Hamilton!” review

by Christopher J. Ewing
January 23, 2004

Profanity in art, music, TV packs punch then and now

by Christopher J. Ewing
January 22, 2004

Subterranean escapist blues

by Christopher J. Ewing
January 19, 2004

Genre-bending, young talent make ‘Tad Hamilton’ a delight

by Christopher J. Ewing
January 19, 2004

Bon Jovi — This Left Feels Right

by Christopher J. Ewing
December 8, 2003

Dub manipulation: Weevie’s Nighty Night and the brief history of dub

by Christopher J. Ewing
December 4, 2003

Basement Jaxx — Kish Kash

by Christopher J. Ewing
December 2, 2003

The Forces of Evil lack creative force

by Christopher J. Ewing
December 1, 2003

‘Tis the season for horror movies

by Christopher J. Ewing
October 30, 2003

Don’t stop this beat!

by Christopher J. Ewing
October 22, 2003

Texas Chainsaw Massacre brings horror to all who witness it

by Christopher J. Ewing
October 20, 2003

American Hi-Fi takes ‘Art of Losing’ literally

by Christopher J. Ewing
April 16, 2003

Reggie just can’t get “The Full Effect” with latest

by Christopher J. Ewing
March 27, 2003

Fischerspooner is #1

by Christopher J. Ewing
March 13, 2003

Dischord proves it’s still in tune

by Christopher J. Ewing
February 27, 2003

Jesse Malin — The Fine Art of Self Destruction

by Christopher J. Ewing
February 13, 2003

Horror genre reaches its ‘Final Destination’

by Christopher J. Ewing
February 6, 2003