Our writer,Tysa Banks’ review of Electrik Red, a up and coming R&B group, with their new album, “”How To Be A Lady” Vol I.”

Lindsey Taylor’s review of upcoming rock stars, Bamboo Shoots, winner of MTVu’s Best Music on Campus contest.

“The Mary Tyler Moore Show” Season Five DVD Set is out now, here is our review and you could win a copy of the DVD set with us this week via our newsletter!

The Regulars, a gay comic strip, by Karl Hampe: Another Coping Mechanism

Our review of Zeep’s take on the Specials’ classic “Ghost Town” for their upcoming release, “People & Things.”

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Multi-Disc CD/DVD Special Package Features Dazzling Performances of Beatles, Wings and Solo Classics From Citi Field, Formerly Shea Stadium, Historic Site of The Beatles’ Landmark 1965 Concert

“It was three great nights for the band and for me personally it was very [...]

“The Mary Tyler Moore Show” Season Five DVD Set is out now and you could win a copy of the DVD set with us!

It’s not The E.N.D. (really) for The Black Eyed Peas (Twitter, Facebook, MySpace), but it is short for The Energy Never Dies, the fifth studio album from the Los Angeles-based quartet that have had no problems selling records (they are the best selling hip-hop group in music today, having sold over 26 million albums and counting worldwide). They are also extremely tied to activism and social awareness, including their creation of The Peapod Foundation, which encourages social change by uniting people through the universal language of music and supporting social issues affecting children children worldwide including shelter, hunger,health care, education, poverty and music education.

eMpulse (MySpace) is the brainchild of DJ Reed McGowan (Facebook, Twitter) from New York City. All songs written by Reed, with the collaborative efforts of co-producers Matt Moss, Finbarr Massi, Warren Rigg, Richard Morel, Quentin Harris and more. The project is a unique blend of dance genres and an aural snapshot of pop culture & politics. The subject matter is a brutal and catharticepiteph of modern life, an electronic slam on society.

Our review of the new Whitney Houston album, “I Look to You.”