Album Review: Milton and the Devils Party (How Wicked We’ve Become)
Judging by the group’s name, one would think that this group might be your typical hardcore, screamo, metal band. One wouldn’t think that Milton and the Devils Party would be […]
Monthly Archives: September 2010
How the State of Hip-Hop Can Be Saved Through Concerts: Rock the Bells 2007
The state of Hip-Hop seems to be slowly dwindling as something of a negative impact versus a positive on society today. During the late 80s early 90s, hip-hop was a […]
Album Review: Kelly Rowland (Ms. Kelly)
The second woman of Destiny’s Child has now decided that once again is time to suit up and release an album that could possibly gain similar success and celebrity as […]
Daru Jones: Leading a Gospel Through Spirit Drumz
Aiming for consistency, being true to oneself and promoting the movement of Rusic Music onto the masses, Daru Jones has paved his way to success with one drum tap at […]
‘Eats, Shoots, and Leaves’ is grammar lover’s bible
For fanatics of the world of punctuation, Lynne Truss has now become the patron saint of proper English, creating somewhat of a biblical text for the masses to follow. “Eats, […]
A Trip Into Pan’s Labyrinth
Staring into the eyes of a lifeless child, with a blood clad face and the look of innocence, Guillermo del Toro sends us through her eyes and leads us to […]
Ever Wonder What Happened to Waldo?
During the days of elementary school, when we were forced to have library class, you might remember reading up on a fellow named Waldo. Tall, skinny built with glasses and […]
Album Review: Lupe Fiasco (The Cool)
The second installment of the Fiasco series, “Lupe Fiasco’s The Cool” eliminates the playful dilemmas of highlighting coke, gossip and skateboarding and introduces the public to the serious undertones of […]
Album Review: Gnarls Barkley (The Odd Couple)
Separately Cee-Lo and Danger Mouse are fun-filled, energetic and positive musicians. When they become Gnarls Barkley, the fun is ridden and the positive energy is quickly transformed into a Debbie-downer […]
Silencing the Reality TV
When the writer’s strike was in effect and our favorite television shows were on constant repeat, reality TV was on the rise. Rather than watch old episodes of the “Office” […]
Jeremy Carmona's Music Journalism Archive 