ADAM RAUF Archives - The Pitt News

Sum of math-rock lineup is “freaking awesome”

By ADAM RAUF
April 21, 2005

Festival celebrates Eastern culture, aids tsunami victims

By ADAM RAUF
April 20, 2005

Solid indie-rock release from locals is short but sweet

By ADAM RAUF
April 20, 2005

Recovering Sabbath-aholics, your vice has returned

By ADAM RAUF
April 14, 2005

Famous gamelan composer to play Pitt

By ADAM RAUF
April 13, 2005

The horses are drawn as the Chariots scream and rock

By ADAM RAUF
April 11, 2005

Two plus two equals four, and these guys can rock

By ADAM RAUF
April 6, 2005

Band rocks like the big cats

By ADAM RAUF
April 5, 2005

Beautiful music from Austrailia

By ADAM RAUF
March 25, 2005

Recording an album is a very lengthy and complicated process

By ADAM RAUF
March 24, 2005

It can’t get you out of class, but it’s still fun

By ADAM RAUF
March 24, 2005

A little electronic music for the good of mankind

By ADAM RAUF
March 23, 2005

Dalek does hip-hop like you have never seen before

By ADAM RAUF
March 21, 2005

Music takes on a new look with a band that bucks genres

By ADAM RAUF
March 4, 2005

Indie-pop the way you’ve never seen before

By ADAM RAUF
March 4, 2005

Catchy album for those with short attention spans

By ADAM RAUF
February 24, 2005

Ditch the iPod and experience beautiful live music

By ADAM RAUF
February 18, 2005

European import is full of delightful melodies

By ADAM RAUF
February 17, 2005

Synth-pop sound is solid, but far from danceable

By ADAM RAUF
February 16, 2005

Your soundtrack for an indie Valentine’s Day

By ADAM RAUF
February 11, 2005

Old hipster keeps on rocking

By ADAM RAUF
February 9, 2005

Local band tries, but is not that good

By ADAM RAUF
February 1, 2005

Alt-country artist is also a professional whistler

By ADAM RAUF
January 28, 2005

Kevin Spacey is Bobby Darin, and he’s good

By ADAM RAUF
January 18, 2005

Album is fun and danceable, but it doesn’t break new ground

By ADAM RAUF
January 13, 2005

Band’s melodic tunes make a cozy blanket with kick

By ADAM RAUF
January 13, 2005

Top five albums that don’t find many lists

By ADAM RAUF
January 11, 2005

Soundtrack to GTA dusts off some old records

By ADAM RAUF
December 10, 2004

Despite sour notes, indie rock band shows promise

By ADAM RAUF
December 8, 2004

Dark tunes for dark moods

By ADAM RAUF
December 3, 2004

Romantic, endearing album lives up to pre-release hype

By ADAM RAUF
November 17, 2004

Folk-indie sound will bring you to tears

By ADAM RAUF
November 17, 2004

A Halloween mix tape to highlight your party

By ADAM RAUF
October 28, 2004

Rasputina brings a Victorian sound for Halloween weekend

By ADAM RAUF
October 28, 2004

Electronics/punk/indie sound falls short of potential

By ADAM RAUF
October 12, 2004

Stick to pens and notebooks

By ADAM RAUF
October 5, 2004

Look beyond America’s borders for awesome music

By ADAM RAUF
April 11, 2004

Maldoror takes listeners on a musical journey

By ADAM RAUF
April 11, 2004

These rappers, hip-hoppers are in it for more than bling

By SETH AMITIN
April 7, 2004

Help yourself to a show full of metal. Mmm tasty

By ADAM RAUF
April 6, 2004

Yeah, I’m Rick James! Show me your laughter

By ADAM RAUF
April 6, 2004

Melt Banana will heat it up at Nick’s

By ADAM RAUF
April 5, 2004

The David Bond Group isn’t all that jazzed

By SETH AMITIN
April 1, 2004

Loque gets misrepresented by his label, makes listening to latest album a bit of a chore

By ADAM RAUF
March 25, 2004

Bottomfeeder perfect for nu-metal fans

By ADAM RAUF
March 25, 2004

This album stinks so bad, you’ll be looking for Room to Breathe

By ADAM RAUF
March 18, 2004

Fashion: the evil, illegitimate spawn of music

By ADAM RAUF
March 18, 2004

This rock will not be seen on MTV, and that’s a good thing

By ADAM RAUF
March 18, 2004

Run to the hills! The Scramblers are coming!

By SETH AMITIN
March 18, 2004

Music tailor-made for a “Dawson’s Creek” episode

By ADAM RAUF
February 12, 2004

This Cellar Door isn’t really that beautiful

By ADAM RAUF
February 12, 2004

This is one good story that doesn’t get lost in translation

By SETH AMITIN
February 11, 2004

Kiss, kiss; urine for quite a show with MSI

By ADAM RAUF
December 5, 2003

Low sexy expectations

By ADAM RAUF
December 3, 2003

Yet another loss to the world of MP3 downloading

By ADAM RAUF
December 3, 2003

Mr. Roboto Project enters fourth year and celebrates with ADD Fest

By ADAM RAUF
November 5, 2003

No Ghostbusters needed here

By Seth Amitin
October 30, 2003

Here’s a suggestion: get rid of 21-and-over shows

By Adam Rauf
October 30, 2003

Confessions of a rock novelist

By SETH AMITIN
October 29, 2003

Jazzing it up with world-class musicians

By Adam Rauf
October 27, 2003

From autumn to Club Laga

By ADAM RAUF
October 21, 2003

Running their way into the Quiet Storm

By Adam Rauf
October 19, 2003

Cobain, Rotten characters in new rock book

By Seth Amitin
October 13, 2003

Jump to the jams

By Adam Rauf
October 2, 2003

Latest “Survivor” uses a pirate theme, but it’s no “Treasure Island”

By SETH AMITIN
October 1, 2003

More than just a movement

By Adam Rauf
September 15, 2003

These guys don’t print

By Adam Rauf
September 11, 2003

Electric barbarellas

By Adam Rauf
April 4, 2003

No Deftones here

By ADAM RAUF
April 3, 2003

Sigur Ros becomes Agaetis Byham when they play Pittsburgh

By Adam Rauf
March 25, 2003

Scientific rock music: Lab Partners

By Adam Rauf
March 21, 2003

Protesting in harmony

By Adam Rauf
March 14, 2003

You Love Me Not

By ADAM RAUF
February 13, 2003

Use me

By ADAM RAUF
February 12, 2003

Drum ‘n’ bass ‘n’ stuff

By ADAM RAUF
November 19, 2002

Forever metal

By ADAM RAUF
October 29, 2002

Listen to us rock

By ADAM RAUF
October 21, 2002

Boiling hot tunes at Laga

By ADAM RAUF
October 16, 2002

Unsung – Bad Brains are good

By ADAM RAUF
October 14, 2002

Dredg’s new album is like heaven

By ADAM RAUF
October 9, 2002

Hardcore Hope

By ADAM RAUF
June 18, 2002

Ghostface killers

By ADAM RAUF
June 4, 2002

Well-liked

By ADAM RAUF
June 4, 2002

Snow bands

By ADAM RAUF
February 25, 2002

Metal men

By ADAM RAUF
February 22, 2002