MUSIC: Cultural music Full makes its way to L.A. MOVIE: Ice Cube displays his multi talent in ‘XXX’ FASHION: Broke students EFFECTTitan Entertainment Guide can bargin shop in style Coachella 2005 Page 3 Hitchiker’s Guide to the Galaxy A zany trip to outer space Page 4 M a y 0 5, 2 0 0 5What’S Inside CONTENTS 02 News Briefs—The Buzz 03 Music—Coachella brings best of indie to festival Sex—Liven your relationship by doing it BY NIYAZ PIRANI outdoors Daily Titan Assistant News Editor 04 Movie—Adaption takes viewers to another galaxy The boys of Yellowcard have been hard at work on the follow-up ‘Interpreter’ translates into suspensful thriller to their debut record Ocean Avenue. Tanner clan kept us laughing Since January, singer Ryan Key 05 Movie—Sequel follows same action flick and bassist Pete Mosely have been formula in New York penning new songs YellowCard Music—Zion improves musical vision for the disc. The band will reunite in Orlando later this month to start 06 Run Run Run could do better the recording process … Legend- Hanks will become the band’s gui- bum, TheFutureEmbrace, on June Band not too shy about rocking ary UK band Gang of Four has a tarist and they will search for a 21. Among collaborations with Raggeton impacts L.A. music scene remix record in the works. Guests new bassist … Staind have set an former Pumpkins drummer Jimmy 07 Style Scout—Those on a budget can who will appear on the record in- Aug. 9 release date for their next Chamberlain, the disc will feature remain in style clude Futureheads, the Dandy War- album, Chapter V. TThehe bbandand wwillill a cover of the Bee Gees “ToLove- hols, Hot Hot Heat, Beck, Mas- join 3 Doors Down and Breaking Somebody” with Robert Smith of 08 Deerhoof divulges secrets to its success sive Attack, No Doubt and Bloc Benjamin on a 44-date tour this the Cure … Franz Ferdinand are Party … Lil Kim has been sued by summer … System of a Down hard at work on the follow-up to songwriters Anthony Jeffries and have confi rmed that they will be their 2004 smash debut. The band Vincent Hart for their songwriting hitting the road this summer with has cited David Bowie and Bob contributions on 2003’s La Bella prog-rock outfi t The Mars Volta Dylan as infl uences on the yet-to- ON THE COVER: RoboChrist, Mafi a … Game has been asked as their opening act … The Legion be-titled release … The Hitchhik- a large scale art exhibit that in- by EA Sports to record the title of Doom, a mash-up duo from Los er’s Guide to the Galaxy took the track for their smash football series Angeles have been under fi re as of top spot at the box offi ce… Justin cludes robots attacking a police Madden 2006 … After the sudden late. For example, the band takes Timberlake has signed on to voice car, shopping carts, and this large death of American Head Charge emo songs like “Screaming Infi del- King Arthur in the next installment baby, created by Christian Ristow guitarist Bryan Ottoson, the band ities” by Dashboard Confessional of the Shrek series. The fi lm will were on display at the Coachella has enlisted the talents of Black and “The Quiet” by Brand New and hit the silver screen in early 2007 music festival last weekend. (pho- Flood Diesel’s Benji Hellberg to mashes them to create “The Quite … George Lucas is hard at work fi ll in for their late bandmate. Af- Screaming.” Although the Legion with Steven Spielberg on Indiana to/Suzanne Sullivan) ter they wrap up their current tour is working on a June release for Jones 4 which will begin fi lming in with Mudvayne, AHC bassist Chad Antagonist Records, Taking Back 2006 … CD releases for May 10 Sunday requested that the duo re- are Make Believe by Weezer, Stand move their mash-up, “I Know What Up by Dave Matthews Band and You Buried Last Summer,” from Gimme Fiction by Spoon. 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Unless implied by the advertising party or otherwise stated, advertising in the Daily Titan is inserted by commercial activities or ventures identifi ed in the ad- vertisements themselves and not by the university. Such printing is not to be construed as written or implied sponsorship, endorsement or investigation of such commercial enterprises. Copyright ©2004 Daily Titan 2 FULL EFFECT Daily TitanMay 05, 2005 REVIEW MUSIC Coachella brings best of indie to festival BY NIYAZ PIRANI and favorites. During the Raveonettes’ My Place” before the day came to a VIRGINIA TERZIAN set, Ambulance LTD took the stage close near midnight. Daily Titan Staff in Mojave. Day 2 Keane and Wilco pleased the Heading off to the middle of no- Day 1 crowd with their easy melodies and where never seemed more fun, then Aside from the parking (which sing-along tunes. The sun began to on May 1 with images of art exhib- placed us two miles outside of the set as folk-hero Jenny Smith and its, ‘80s rock stars, DJ’s, rock bands, venue) and the long lines to get in, her band Rilo Kiley wrapped things venders and a return to the stage of Coachella’s fi rst day was amazing. up on the Outdoor Stage. Mexico’s a band that inspired an entire mu- Although the high noon sun shone Café Tacuba took the stage next, giv- sic movement, the second night of down on the concertgoers, the weath- ing the fans a bit of a show before Coachella had everything a rock fan er wasn’t unbearably hot for being in Weezer took control of the main could ask for. the middle of the desert. stage. The band played a set full of The themes of the second night The Sexy Magazines and Boom radio hits and surprisingly show- should have been “bands from other Bip kicked things off in the Mojave cased a plethora of new tunes from countries rule,” because with the no- and Gobi tents respectively, but the next week’s release, Make Believe. table exception of head liners Nine fi rst highlight of the day was the As Weezer ended their set with Inch Nails the vast majority of bands Suzanne Sullivan/ Daily Titan United Kingdom’s Katie Melua. “Buddy Holly,” all the indie kids ran that had audiences singing, dancing Her simple guitar songs and angelic to the Mojave tent to catch the end and rocking along were from across metal mix sound had a tired crowd hippies to scenesters, all gathering voice mellowed the crowd and her of indie’s answer to prog, The Secret the pond. on their feet jumping in the air and around to hear NIN. The set includ- short set gave Americans an insight Machines. The Machines wrapped From ‘80s new wavers New Order screaming the words to “Smack My ed some old favorites like “Closer,” to this multi-platinum artist’s work. up their set and the crowd began to and KROQ frequenters the Bravery, Bitch Up” and “Firestarter” mixed “Broken” and “Hurt” along with After Melua’s act, the Gobi tent stir in anticipation for the night’s to lesser known bands such as the with new songs like “Spitfi re.” some of the new soon to be hits from went from singer/songwriter to Hip- highlight, London’s Bloc Party. The Futureheads, a punk style band who The highlight of the night for any- NIN’s Album including “The Hand hop for the rest of the day. Acts like band whipped the crowd into a fren- gave what they described as their one in attendance would have to be That Feeds.” NIN gave what can Immortal Technique and Jean Grae zy by performing songs from their fi rst main stage performance at this the return of Nine Inch Nails after- only be described as an awe-inspir- kept heads bouncing for the remain- debut Silent Alarm. year Coachella. Also from the UK having spent the last six years record- ing show. der of day one. Coldplay topped off the evening, were the drugged out rock/electroni- ing instead of touring. Fans were all In the end, only two things were After Melua, Danish duo the Ra- opening their set with a new song ca sounds of Kasabian and of course too eager to hear what Trent, Twiggy on the minds of the thousands of veonettes took charge of the main before launching into a set that had a the closer of this year’s Coachella, and the rest of NIN could do. people leaving Coachella - “Where stage playing songs from their new couple new songs interspersed with fellow Brits and mid ‘90s rock band The show was packed with every- the heck did I park?” and, “I wonder album Pretty in Black asas wellwell asas oldold hits like “Yellow,” “Clocks” and “In Prodigy.