Category: Reviews
Breach: A Vulnerable Finale From A Chart-Topping Duo
Twenty One Pilots. Hailing from Columbus, Ohio, the group made waves in the mid to late 2010s with...
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Where Post-Punk Ends and BRNDA Begins
Post-Punk is a genre defined by its many influences and ambiguous interpretations. If you ask...
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WVUA 8/22 Release Recap
This week at WVUA, we’re recapping some of the weekend’s biggest releases and our personal...
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Forever Howlong: A New Era of Black Country, New Road
Forever Howlong is the fourth album from the UK genre-bending collective, Black Country, New Road....
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MARCH IN REVIEW
Marked by a myriad of highly anticipated albums, the past month saw a lot of great records come...
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Experiencing 69 Love Songs by The Magnetic Fields Live
Before you read my article, I want you to stop and think for a second. How far would you be...
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Top 10 Sounds You Might’ve Missed from February
1. SAYA Alt-Pop album by Saya Gray Saya Gray’s newest art pop release, SAYA is haunted by its...
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Youth Lagoon Makes Listeners Dream with Rarely Do I Dream
Article by Jaxon Bennett Rarely Do I Dream is the fifth album from Idaho musician Trevor Powers,...
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Gotta Get Down on… Thursday: SALVATION by Rebecca Black Album Review
Rebecca Black, the twenty-seven-year-old singer who burst onto the scene in 2011 with her...
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“Besties” and Beyond: How Black Country, New Road Continues to Evolve
If Forever Howlong follows in the footsteps of “Besties,” this next chapter might just be their boldest yet.
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Flipturn’s Burnout Days explodes the indie rock scene
Flipturn is back with their sophomore full-length, Burnout Days, and they’re kicking their...
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From Black Midi to Bossa Nova: A Review of The New Sound by Geordie Greep
If you had asked me about the future of prog-rock, I would have talked your ear off about my...
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