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Matt HunzikerIn teacher review, disregard 'XXXtra Credit' By Matt Hunziker Please rate the teacher to the best of your abilities. Matt takes life—and column—unscripted By Matt Hunziker The "Sixty-Two Thousand Dollar Man," coming soon to a theatre near you! Matt fights off sleep, bees, cerebral control By Matt Hunziker Why won't you just drink some coffee, Matt? Matt leaves meat, journals about breakup By Matt Hunziker After a long-term affair with meat-filled cuisine, Matt breaks the ties and tries tofu. Matt matures, voices concern over changes By Matt Hunziker The change in Matt's vocal chords inspires him to change his dialect. Art budget cut, elephant painting thrives By Matt Hunziker Matt muses about the artistic abilities of the Thai Elephant Apply now for one Hell of a summer job By Matt Hunziker Willing to commit your soul in the ninth circle? Apply within. Matt joins Tony Fly at Stargate Nightclub By Matt Hunziker Matt learns that nightclubs aren't quite what Tony Fly promised they would be. Matt swears to tell the whole, naked truth By Matt Hunziker Matt's new job is both prestigious and exotic. Matt takes historical trip to flavor country By Matt Hunziker When did smoking start? And why does everyone want to stop it? And what would America be without cigarettes? Matt explains. Show your true love with a Lurker Letter By Matt Hunziker Matt gives tips and suggestions on how anyone can become one of his many secret admirers. Cardinal Mixtape By /author/show/340, Eunice Abraham, Brad Boron, Caissa Casarez, Megan Corbett, Megan Dwyer, Matt Hunziker, Jill Klosterman, Kate Marcus, Josh Monifi, Frances Provine, Mario Puig, Mark Riechers, Shawn Small, Kyle Sparks, Justin Stephani, Anna Williams, and Dan Wohl Already found your special someone's special something? Need some music to set the perfect mood? From Marvin Gaye to Daft Punk, our Arts staff gives its suggestions. Interview tests moral, intellectual skills By Matt Hunziker Matt goes for an interview and discovers that a job will test his moral and ethic conscience. Hot Chip trade r&b for witty dance-pop on ‘Made in the Dark’ By Matt Hunziker Cheeky Brits, Hot Chip, produce an catchy, but uneven, album. Mammoth manatees more to love, adopt By Matt Hunziker Matt discusses all of the wonderful incentives for adopting a manatee of your very own. After France trip, Matt still dislikes swiss By Matt Hunziker No matter what form it comes in, Matt cannot bring himself to eat Wisconsin's favorite food Top 15 Albums of the Year 2007 By Eunice Abraham, Anthony Cefali, Kristin Czubkowski, Andrew Dambeck, Ryan Hebel, Matt Hunziker, Grady Hunziker, Ben Peterson, Mario Puig, and Justin Stephani The Daily Cardinal Arts staff critiques the top 15 albums of the year. Cat gains humanity, still licks own butt By Matt Hunziker Matt wishes he had fur—and a deep understanding of life. Matt takes trip, plans to see you next fall By Matt Hunziker This week's snow brings out the worst in the university's walkways Rock band instrumental to post-college plans By Matt Hunziker Matt brainstorms an answer for his relatives' "What are you doing after college?" questions in time for the holidays Giving up is key to... By Matt Hunziker Bad tastes all a part of coming of age By Matt Hunziker Matt experiences the vulnerability of a coming-of-age ritual without having to battle a giant scorpion When an ill-mannered gentleman attacks By Matt Hunziker A late-night confrontation leaves Matt with several questions for his anonymous attacker Offensive speech the key to democracy By Matt Hunziker Matt argues the fine points of the First Amendment, siding in favor of protecting offensive - but not annoying - speech Google doppleganger fails to urn reputation By Matt Hunziker Running, in all its intoxicating Splenda By Matt Hunziker Matt goes over the wonderfully colored world that exsists when someone excercises. Firing up for cold weather, cautiously By Matt Hunziker Matt contemplates uses for his maybe working, fireplace. A written expression of a vertical desire By Matt Hunziker Arctic Monkeys worth another look By Matt Hunziker When the Arctic Monkeys debuted with Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not, the music press in their native United Kingdom left them little room to improve, championing the band as the best of the decade and instantaneously placing the LCD Soundsystem album a blend of humor and dance By Matt Hunziker "For any artist, the tendency to move toward a more polished approach carries the threat of glossing over all the charming imperfections that make their work human," writes Matt Hunziker. Albarn weighs in the good and the bad of his new band By Matt Hunziker "Like any split, Blur’s 2002 breakup left its share of hurt feelings and disappointment, but at least chief songwriters Damon Albarn and Graham Coxon knew precisely which half they each wanted to take," writes Matt Hunziker. Allen’s debut is better than ‘Alright’ By Matt Hunziker Lily Allen’s musical beginnings (daughter of British celebrity spurns record industry hit factory and runs own promotional campaign over MySpace) have been harped by the media so many times that it seems like it all must have happened 100 years ago. Canadian collaborators have the number of the ‘Beast’ By Matt Hunziker "Though 'Beast Moans' doesn’t measure up to the best of any of its creators’ outside work, Swan Lake has succeeded in creating a compelling album that can stand alone from any of the talents going into it," writes Matt Hunziker. ...And you will know this band by the fact that their name is really, really long By Matt Hunziker "Trail of Dead now appear to be looking in all directions at once for new ideas," writes Matt Hunziker. "Unsurprisingly, this approach yields mixed results." Hold Steady do more than just hold steady By Matt Hunziker "So far, each Hold Steady album has topped the last," writes Matt Hunziker, "but on Boys and Girls in America, they surpass not only themselves but also just about everything else released in 2006." Manic dance-punks hold listeners Rapt By Matt Hunziker "For the first six or seven tracks, the Rapture's Pieces of the People We Love is easily one of the best releases this fall," writes Matt Hunziker. The Hunziker Proxy: Matt bids farewell By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the WolfFrom the desk of Aaron Spencer Douglas, first year law student and amateur legal counsel to Mr. Matthew S. Hunziker: Frequent and non-readers of this column alike … Screw Abby: Hunziker answers all your nagging questions about music By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf As the writer of this column for the past two semesters, I've been vested with a certain dubious authority on the subject of music. Accordingly, people … Record companies need a lesson in radio history to survive the internet By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf At the beginning of the 20th century, broadcast radio as we know it today was on the brink of oblivion. The problem facing it should sound … One Ring to Lead them all By Matt Hunziker The solo career of Stephen Patrick Morrissey may be rock and roll's best example of the unfortunate effect the shadow of past success can have on new material. After splitting … Courtney shows less 'Love'for Nirvana catalog By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the WolfAs music fans around the world learned earlier this week, Courtney Love has sold off a portion of her controlling interest in Nirvana's musical catalog to a … Dr. Hunziker adds insult to your injury By Matt Hunziker Generally, discussions of musicians and athletes do not overlap. With a few notable exceptions, including Shaq-Fu: Da Return" and of course the Go! Team's disappointing medal count at the 2006 … TV Personalites'album no rerun By Matt Hunziker For the vanguard of the punk revolution of the late '70s, mainstream recognition has not been a predictor of longevity. The Sex Pistols were through before the decade was out, … Whatever You Say He Is, Hunziker Is Not By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf After writing a few dozen album reviews, an Arts writer can find themselves stuck in a creative rut. In the interest of pushing the boundaries of … White Power music, pt. 2 By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf Welcome to the second week of a two-part series on the White Power music scene in the United States and elsewhere. Last week's column gave a … Fight the white: a look at racist music By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf FCC and the Stones: Bureaucracy versus indecency By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf Arctic Monkeys nearly live up to hype By Matt Hunziker Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not, the debut album from Arctic Monkeys, was released in the United Kingdom a month ago, and even before it broke the … Record industry continues war on consumers By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf Secrets about buying and learning The Guitar By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf Howlin’ Wolfgang prepares to rock youth By Matt Hunziker This column runs on Thursdays, so let’s see...that means it’s been one, two ... five days of recovery from our drunkenly debauched celebration of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s 250th birthday. And … Doherty gets ’Down’ By Matt Hunziker When Pete Doherty’s problems with heroin led to the breakup of the Libertines in 2004, it seemed unlikely that he would be able to continue musically for any length of … iPods: An invasion of the hearing snatchers? By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf You down with BDB? Join the brigade! By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf ’Second sentence’ puts heterosexual unions in jeopardy By Matt Hunziker In writing and passing amendments banning same-sex marriage, socially-conservative politicians across the country have relied heavily on the religious convictions of their constituencies for support. These convictions have won in … Clear Channel ruins concerts, lives By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf French rappers nearly as evil as Judas Priest and Ice T By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf ’Schoolhouse Rock’ evolves By Matt Hunziker Though challenging the status quo is the basis of all innovation, a certain amount of oversight is required to distinguish between good ideas and for example, Pat Boone’s ’No More … Local artists ’band’ together for survival By Matt Hunziker Hunziker like the Wolf Gorillaz shows smash reality By Matt Hunziker Hunziker like the Wolf MTV music videos still far scarier than ’The Newlyweds’ By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf Hunziker predicts a riot By Matt Hunziker Hunziker like the Wolf Weird Sisters, band names and lawsuits By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf Franz follow-up could be 'So Much Better' By Matt Hunziker With the possible exception of Arcade Fire's Funeral, no debut album in 2004 received such an unabashedly positive critical response as Franz Ferdinand. Finding a mostly unexplored niche between post-punk … An unknown hero prompts Hunziker to incite a dance dance revolution By Matt Hunziker Hunziker like the Wolf The Coral invade with polished brand of eccentric Brit rock By Matt Hunziker The music scene in the United Kingdom is a funny thing. Anyone who's listened to half the bands mentioned in New Musical Express has noticed that the UK seems to … RIAA amnesty offer seeks pirate booty By Matt Hunziker Hunziker like the Wolf Despite lacking peg legs, music pirates still walk the plank By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf The reality of Madison's Fall concerts By Matt Hunziker Hunziker like the wolf New Pornographers present intriguing 'Cinema' By Matt Hunziker If something awful does not happen to the New Pornographers soon, the Vancouver band just might exhaust all of the complimentary adjectives in the modern indie rock lexicon. Catchy, tuneful, … New Pornographers present intriguing 'Cinema' By Matt Hunziker If something awful does not happen to the New Pornographers soon, the Vancouver band just might exhaust all of the complimentary adjectives in the modern indie rock lexicon. Catchy, tuneful, … Festival planning as important as the acts By Matt Hunziker Hunziker Like the Wolf Eels have shocking 'Revelation,' return to form By Matt Hunziker Eels frontman and songwriter E (born Mark Oliver Everett) has been a lot of things: gas station attendant, quirky pop songwriter, MC Honky and now, with the 33 track Blinking … 'What comes after the blues?'-a mediocre album By Matt Hunziker It must be hard to be an alt-country musician. Your genre has barely turned old enough to see dirty movies, half of the country thinks you're Hank Williams' pot-smoking grandnephew … Sea Power serves up solid second album By Matt Hunziker British Sea Power and The Flaming Lips must be kindred spirits. In addition to touring together, both bands have reputations for performing some of the most bizarre live shows around, … The 'radical' town of shameless consumers By Matt Hunziker Because of the public perception of UW-Madison's student body as being dominated by the radical left and the high regard generally given to its academic programs, this school has long … Kasabian's self-titled debut delivers brawling dance sound By Matt Hunziker Music abhors a vacuum. No musician in history has been able to escape comparisons to those who came before, ever since the first primitive percussionists were inspired by the sound … The Decemeberists release CD in March By Matt Hunziker The Decembrists have always been a little hard to place on the spectrum of modern rock. They land somewhere around the twisted storytelling of Neutral Milk Hotel but forego Jeff … Ida know where "River" went wrong By Matt Hunziker Whether or not you recognize either sadcore or dreampop as legitimate musical subgenres, both of these compound adjectives effectively describe the output of New York indie outfit Ida. On Heart … The Mars Volta should remain anything but 'Mute' By Matt Hunziker In 2003, when The Mars Volta released their debut full-length, De-loused in the Comatorium, the album met extremely mixed reviews. Some hailed the album as a triumphant work of art, … Coxon delivers 'Happiness' By Matt Hunziker Graham Coxon Happiness in Magazines (Astralwerks) Anyone confused about the dramatic difference in sound between Blur's most recent album, Think Tank, and the latest release from the band's former guitarist … Bambi's mom dies, Stereo Total does him-poor deer By Matt Hunziker Stereo Total Do the Bambi (Kill Rock Stars) With the recent return to popularity of electronic pop music in the United States and the enormous amount of attention garnered by … 'Nightbird' showcases stagnant synth-pop By Matt Hunziker Erasure Nightbird (Mute Records) Erasure, the British two-piece formed in 1985 when former Depeche Mode keyboardist Vince Clarke, fresh from the break up of synth-pop act Yazoo, joined forces with … Bird soars on 'Mysterious Production' By Matt Hunziker (Righteous Babe Records) The singer/songwriter genre has had a lot to apologize for these last few years. The rise to fame of John Mayer and the legions of sound-alike "Mayerites." … Cake, sounds good, tastes good By Matt Hunziker Cake (Columbia) "Stay the course" seems to have been more or less Cake's unofficial modus operandi for the past decade. Ever since the 1994 release of Motorcade of Generosity on …  |
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