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Show at the Milk Parlor!

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GET READY for another wild show at The Milk Parlor! This Monday (3/18), WUVT will be hosting Crack In The Sidewalk, Sample Text, and Boxfactory!

Doors open at 8:00PM and the show starts at 9:00PM. $5 cover for 21+, $7 for under 21! Fart

New Music Adds 3/5/24

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Sorry we're a bit late on New Music this week . . . I know you missed us, though.

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Louisa Stancioff- When We Were Looking

Label: Yep Roc
Genre: Folksy Indie / Bedroom Indie
For Fans Of: Phoebe Bridgers, Arlo Parks, Big Thief, Waxahatchee
Reviewed by: Len Comaratta
Stancioff writes with a cinematic eye, conjuring up richly detailed stagings for her emotionally charged character studies and her guitar/synth-focused arrangements are both immersive and nuanced to match. It’s a dreamy, nostalgic, snapshot-filled album that blurs the lines between indie stoicism and folk sincerity–a lush, cathartic work.

Click Read more to see the full album reviews from this week!

Fearless Flyers - IV EP Review

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Hey, everyone! We're trying something a little new. On top of weekly new music adds, we'd like to include some in-depth reviews on the website. To start, we thought of nothing better than professor and AM Matt Nowinski's review of the new Fearless Flyers EP, IV!

This EP soars from beginning to end! The Fearless Flyers, a Vulfpeck adjacent band, are a modern reincarnation of legendary instrumental funk groups like Booker T. & the M.G.'s, The Meters, and the Muscle Shoals Swampers. The Fearless Flyers' sound is unique, however, as they combine guitar (Cory Wong), bass (Joe Dart), and drums (Nate Smith) but trade out the traditional keyboard (or organ) for baritone electric guitar (Mark Lattieri). Their fourth EP, IV, was recorded live during a residency at NYC's Blue Note Jazz Club in December 2023. . .

Click "Read more" for Matt's FULL review of the EP!

New Music Adds 2/29/24

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Being a fan of new music is like being on-stage at a red-carpet movie premier where the audience is throwing roses at you.The only difference? New music happens every week.

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Nathalie Joachim- Ki Moun Ou Ye

Label: New Amsterdam
Genre: Orchestral Electronic
Reviewed by: Griffin Paddock
What a Gorgeous album. Natalie Joachim is a highly talented vocalist and flutist and uses both to full effect on Ki Moun Ou Ye. Every track is full of life and movement and a sparkling undercurrent of raw texture. Styles range from the more atmospheric orchestral tracks (Tracks 1, 5, and 10) to more electronic (Tracks 2, 6, and 7). Quantifying this stylistically because it pulls from so many different genres, but definitely heavy influence from classical, jazz, electronic and Afro-Caribbean styles. The impressive and full compositions of this album are definitely worth a play!

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Meet WUVT Engineering's Corey Carpenter!

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Corey Carpenter, a recent feature in Radio World's newest issue, has been WUVT's engineering staffhead for two and a half years. Despite what you may think, engineering is vital to WUVT's success!

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Click 'Read more' to hear about all the things that Corey and the engineering staff have done for college radio!

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