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Steve Kimock lives through bassist on 'Live Vol. 2'

Steve Kimock Band 

Bambi's mom dies, Stereo Total does him-poor deer

Stereo Total 

Skaters still in first place

After a two-week lull, the Wisconsin men's hockey team returned to the ice at the Kohl Center to take part in the Badger Hockey Showdown New Year's weekend. In the first round, then-No. 4 Wisconsin faced Yale. The matchup went in the record book as an official 1-1 tie, although the Badgers won in a shootout. 

Icers try to extend WCHA lead

At this point in last year's season, the Wisconsin men's hockey team was hitting full stride and in the middle of what would turn out to be a school-record, 15-game unbeaten streak. A year later, the No. 2 Badgers (9-3-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 12-4-0 overall) have won three games in a row and seven of their last eight. A rather forgiving schedule over the next month may help the Badgers build up another long streak. 

Sweep vaults Badgers into first place

After Saturday's 3-2 victory over the University of Minnesota-Duluth (5-4-0 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 7-5-2 overall) gave Wisconsin (8-3-0, 11-4-0) the sweep and continued a six-game winning streak, Head Coach Mike Eaves was still feeling frustrated. Eaves admitted the team did not have a good week of practice, and it spilled over into the weekend series' play, where the Badgers never found any sort of rhythm.  

Cake, sounds good, tastes good

Cake 

Prince back in style, sadly, BoDeans back too

Local music awards honor Madison talent

For one night, the Madison music community came together in a symphony of thanks, cooperation and support. The first Madison Area Music Awards honored the city's best and most creative Sunday night at the Orpheum Theatre, 216 State St. 

Regents begin search for new UW System president

The UW System Board of Regents outlined its criteria for finding a replacement for outgoing System President Katharine Lyall at the UW System search-and-screen committee meeting Tuesday.  

Galactic causes 'Ruckus' in Madtown

This Friday, the jazz-funk-rock band Galactic will bring their original sound to the Barrymore Theatre, 2090 Atwood Ave. 

Barbershop 2 puts great cuts on disc

Dub Narcotic survive car crash, dance

Calvin Johnson is not an easy man to talk to. 

Hollister talks the 'Talk,' Missy Elliot balks

Cambell makes former bosses proud

Top 15 from bottom of barrel

And so it has come to this. Every week, between 100 and 300 albums are released in the rock genre alone. Every month, a deluge of magazines review them, ranging from the supermarket-shelved Rolling Stone to the Law of Inertia Magazine, which street team members struggle to give away for free in the subways of Boston. And every year, critics use God-like authority to decree top 10, 15 and 25 lists. 

Kingfinger sees sudden success with move to Los Angeles

\[Ron Alexenburg] was the president of Sony Records, the president of Infantry records, he was the president of CBS records, he consulted for Time Warner Corporation, which is, you know, the biggest communication company in the world. He consulted for Rupert Murdoch, and you know all about who he is. He signed Michael Jackson to his solo career, he signed Janet Jackson, REO Speedwagon, Kansas, Chicago and Meatloaf. He has 158 gold and platinum records. And he wants to work with Kingfinger."" 

Music for a better Halloween

Two weeks ago this space was occupied by the second part of a two-part column on music to enhance everyone's Halloween experience.  

Bye week comes at much needed time

Nine games into the 2003 season, the Badger football team finally gets a week off from the battles of the Big Ten, and it could not have come at a better time.  

Keller Williams makes it 'Home'

Virginian native Keller Williams began his musical career at age of 13. Three years later he began playing before an audience. In addition to his live shows, Williams also has his own radio show, \Keller's Cellar: Ruleless Radio,"" which airs on seven stations in North Carolina, Alabama, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. The Daily Cardinal recently spoke with Williams about his new album, , working on his radio show and how exactly his dogs figure into his songwriting. 

Wookiefoot steps 'Out of the Jar'