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Post-hardcore band Pianos Become the Teeth have released its newest album "Wait For Love." The album explores a softer, more mature tone than was heard in the band's previous releases.

Review: Post-hardcore band soothes its harsh sound

By Charlie Musante, Staff Writer February 24, 2018
“Wait for Love” is an example of a stylistic change working in an artist’s favor, striking a balance between aggressive punk and soft indie rock.
From left, sophomores Elise Littlefield and Diamond Watt volunteer at an Ithaca Underground show on Feb. 26 for hip-hop groups Milo, Elucid and Ithaca local, Sammus. The performance at The Haunt, along with many other IU shows, allow Ithaca College students to get involved in the music scene in Ithaca.

Students volunteering in Ithaca Underground build community

By Olivia Riggio, Staff Writer March 8, 2017
Ithaca Underground advertises itself as an organization that provides an inclusive environment fostering exploration of artistic style for bands.
Review: A Day To Remember's 'Bad Vibrations' misses the mark

Review: A Day To Remember’s ‘Bad Vibrations’ misses the mark

By Hayley Tarleton, Staff Writer September 17, 2016
This album jumps right into its harsh sound with title track “Bad Vibrations.” While old fans will recognize the dark, emo sound and possible nostalgic themes of early 2000s punk, other listeners will skip over this song. Under lead singer Jeremy McKinnon’s screaming vocals, a loud guitar riff follows an overdone beat, producing nothing more than a blaring tune.

Review: Industrial rock performer returns to familiar territory

By Steve Shuler, Classifieds Manager September 5, 2013
Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor takes a more cheerful tone with the group's latest album, "Hesitation Marks."
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