1980's experimental and industrial music sensation Throbbing Gristle brought their act to San Francisco for the first time since they reunited here back in 2004.

During the last rush to finish classes, write papers and study for exams, it is easy to forget what happened way back in September. Here are a few of the News section’s most important events from the 2008-2009 school year (in no specific order).

Electro wizard Dan Deacon brought his wild show to the Great American Music Hall and blew fans away.

The creator of the OC and Gossip Girl brings you a new web miniseries filled with music called Rockville.

An excellent campus production of "The Laramie Project" reminds students the issues are still relevant.

Play in a Day: The USF College Player's Play in a Day proved difficult to follow but full of great jokes to keep the audience laughing.

New indie film "the Mysteries of Pittsburgh" based on the novel by Michael Chabon is filled with stereotypical characters and unanswered questions.

After two stunning releases, the Thermals' third album "Now We Can See" falls short with fun instrumentals, but less sophisticated lyrics.

The Hold Steady's new live album "A Positive Rage" fails to capture the charm and excitement of their live performance.

"Gigantic," staring the adorable Zooey Deschanel and Paul Dano, suffers from a disjointed plot sloppy resolution.