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An Autumn Exhale: Listening to Oblivion

An Autumn Exhale: Listening to Oblivion

by Oswin Colley | Nov 5, 2025 | Album Reviews, albums, Feature Display, Features, Music Releases, Reviews

Alice Phoebe Lou’s Oblivion is a quiet exhale—the kind of album that doesn’t demand attention, but gently asks for a listening ear. Following the shimmering dream-pop textures of Shelter, this record feels stripped back, almost skeletal by comparison. It’s mostly...
Almost Monday at Avondale Show Review

Almost Monday at Avondale Show Review

by Jake Bennett | Nov 4, 2025 | Album Reviews, Concert Reviews, Feature Display, Features, News, Photo Galleries

With many modern indie-rock groups beginning to trend towards the folk side of the genre, Almost Monday is pushing the genre further towards the groovier edges, embracing indie-pop (newest single “Lost”) and surf rock (“She Likes Sports”, “Never Enough”).  ...
The Days of Our Nights: A Time Capsule to the ’90s

The Days of Our Nights: A Time Capsule to the ’90s

by Ainsley Hopkins | Oct 26, 2025 | Album Reviews, Feature Display, Features, Music

The first time I heard Luna’s The Days of Our Nights, I was sitting in my local library reading a battered copy of The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock and Roll. Peering into the lives and discographies of 2,000 prominent rock figures, half of which were unknown to...
Getting Killed: Geese Is More Confident Than Ever

Getting Killed: Geese Is More Confident Than Ever

by Eli Pierce | Oct 14, 2025 | Album Reviews, Feature Display, Features, Music, Music Releases, News

Few modern rock bands seem as confident as Geese does on Getting Killed.  Brooklyn-based rock band Geese released their fourth studio album last month, Getting Killed. This album serves as a worthy follow-up to both their previous album from 2023, 3D Country, and...
Bright Eyes’ Kids Table: Between Ska Rhythms and Sharp Cutting Wings

Bright Eyes’ Kids Table: Between Ska Rhythms and Sharp Cutting Wings

by Oswin Colley | Oct 8, 2025 | Album Reviews, albums, Feature Display, Features, Music, Music Releases, Reviews

Bright Eyes’ Kids Table arrives as both companion and epilogue to their previous album, Five Dice, All Threes. At just eight tracks with a short runtime, some have dismissed it as a set of leftovers. But this cohesive collection shows clear intent: songs that Conor...
Twilight Override: An Exploration of Past, Present, and Future in 30 Songs

Twilight Override: An Exploration of Past, Present, and Future in 30 Songs

by Ainsley Hopkins | Oct 7, 2025 | Album Reviews, albums, artists, Feature Display, Features, Music, Music Releases

Jeff Tweedy, front man of Wilco, has been making waves in the Indie Rock scene since 1995 with the release of his band’s debut album A.M. Although comically referred to as “Dad-rock”, Wilco’s thirteen (and counting) record discography has been enjoyed by lovers...
Please let rockstars score your film: Reviewing NIN’s new TRON Soundtrack

Please let rockstars score your film: Reviewing NIN’s new TRON Soundtrack

by Jake Bennett | Oct 1, 2025 | Album Reviews, Feature Display, Features, Music Releases, News

Over 10 years ago, Daft Punk took their synths to the screen when they soundtracked Tron: Legacy, the sequel to the cult classic 80s sci-fi hit. Instead of turning the album into another techno-focused project, they aimed to combine the orchestral scores of modern...
WVUA-FM’s Summer Playlist

WVUA-FM’s Summer Playlist

by Kathryn Rachford | Jul 7, 2025 | Entertainment x News, Feature Display, Features, Music, Music Releases

Forever Howlong: A New Era of Black Country, New Road

Forever Howlong: A New Era of Black Country, New Road

by Z Marik | Apr 23, 2025 | Album Reviews, albums, artists, Feature Display, Features, Music Releases

MARCH IN REVIEW

MARCH IN REVIEW

by Jake Bennett | Apr 4, 2025 | Album Reviews, Feature Display, Features, Music News

Marked by a myriad of highly anticipated albums, the past month saw a lot of great records come out, and we’ll cover all our recommendations, from the mainstream to the underground, here. BIG HIT RECOMMENDATIONS Mayhem – Lady Gaga – Industrial, dance-floor...
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