Category: Feature Display
Charts for the week of 6/03
TOP ADDS (Week of June 03, 2019) RankArtistRecordLabel 1CHARLES BRADLEYLucifer X Lonely As You Are...
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Happy Summer From WVUA!
Looks like another year has flown by. For us here at WVUA-FM, it was an absolute delight, and we...
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‘WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?’ – Billie Eilish Brings Weird to Pop
With Eilish’s haunting voice and unusual production choices, this album proves that pop cannot be held to the same old formula, regardless of some issues with pacing and energy.
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Why Aren’t You Watching: “True Detective”
Let’s be real: There’s so many shows out there now – between Hulu and Netflix and Amazon and...
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Hi, This Is Good – “Hi This Is Flume” Mixtape Review
Australian producer Flume is back after three years of absence with a mixtape entitled “Hi This Is Flume.” On it, Harley Streten delivers some of his best work ever, and certainly one of the highlights of the electronic music scene of 2019 so far.
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“Cows On Hourglass Pond” – Drowning in Avey Tare
Contemporary experimental legend Avey Tare takes us on a trip through his bizarre world, this time reflecting on themes of aging, regret, the past, and the future.
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Experiencing Soul, Blues, and Rock at UA with Magnolia Bayou
On Monday night, I had the privilege of attending a live studio recording of the band Magnolia...
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Why Aren’t You Watching: “The Ted Bundy Tapes”
Let’s be real: There’s so many shows out there now – between Hulu and Netflix and Amazon and...
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Avey Tare – “Saturdays (Again)” Review
“Saturdays (Again)” uses a mix of acoustic and electronic influences to create a truly dreamlike atmosphere and vibe.
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Weezer’s Teal Album is even better than the real thing
Rating: 9/10 Key Tracks: Africa, Mr. Blue Sky, Happy Together, Everybody Wants To Rule The World...
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A Band I Grew Up To – CAAMP
Have you ever stuck with a band or artist from the very beginning of their career? Not many people...
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A new sound in Sharon Van Etten’s “Remind Me Tomorrow”
Rating: 7/10 Key Tracks: No one’s easy to love, Seventeen, Malibu, Comeback Kid, You Shadow ...
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