| Vol XXXVII No. 138 |
Tuesday, April 29, 2003 |
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Radiohead's unreleased secret
By MIKE SCHMUHL and DANIEL MCSWAIN
Scene Music Critics
 Rumors of a secret version of Radiohead's sixth album, Hail to the Thief, started to circulate in early April. It appeared that someone close to the band or record company had leaked the much-anticipated album, slated to come out on June ... [more]
Ambiguity mystifies Evanescence fans
By BECCA SAUNDERS
Scene Music Editor
Things are not always what they appear, or maybe they are exactly as they appear. This seems to be the main theme of the new band Evanescence and their first album, Fallen. At first glance of the gothic appearance of the ... [more]
Yorn passes his sophomore test
By RYAN RAFFERTY
Scene Music Critic
For years the music industry has been plagued by awful sophomore albums. Often, artists who have an extremely popular debut album seem to have trouble creating another great album, but this is not the case with Pete Yorn. His debut album, ... [more]
The next country `It Girl'
By CHRISTIE BOLSEN
Assistant Scene Editor
Country fans looking for the next "It Girl" in Nashville may have to look no further than 19-year-old Tennessee native, Jessica Andrews. Her third album, Now, shows off her powerful, sultry voice that helped her reach gold status and fame with ... [more]
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