Goth Prom is BACK!!!
WUVT is hosting a night of music you know and love. Rock out with Feyleux, Rikki Rakki, Times Tables, and .TXT at the Milk Parlor on Thursday 4/24!
Doors open at 8:00 PM with the music beginning at 8:30PM! $6 over 21 and $8 under 21.
It's that time... it's time for new music
Label: Sub Pop
Genre: Lite Indie Pop
Reviewed by: Mak Kanekkeberg
Adagio by Σtella is a beautiful album that she began making while on a boat in the mediterranean. It captures all the bubbly sounds of the ocean and has an upbeat danceable tune. It’s jazzy, pop-y, and fun. The album features sparkling keyboard, bouncy drums, soothing strings, and exciting electronic sounds. “Adagio”, the title track jumps the listener straight into the album with a sweet and soft ballad with a catchy and playful tune. Perfectly fitting a dinner party or cooking vibe. This is definitely a song you could play while romantically dancing around your kitchen in the late hours of the night. Track 4, “Baby Brazil” which features Las Palabras is bouncy, vibrant, and lively. Perfect summer beach-y song to listen to with friends. Track 5 “Can I say” is perfect for Laufey music enjoyers, the beat is very reminiscent of Laufey’s signature sound. Overall, Σtella does such a lovely job on this album, it all flows so seamlessly and carries a similar theme throughout. The feature of the Greek language within several of her songs also connects Stella to her roots as she grew up in the center of it all, Athens, Greece.
WUVT has partnered with Rising Silo Brewery to host the third Vinyl Night! Catch us spinning sick vinyl on Thursday, April 17th from 6-9 pm for this Free Event!
New Music. . . It's been so long! I. . . I missed you!!
Label: Polydor
Genre: Indie Rock
Reviewed by: Anthony Cusat
Inhaler’s third album release Open Wide leans even more into their contemporary indie rock style while incorporating in late 20th century pop influence. The infusion of emotion into the lyrics and composition of the album resonates in a similar way to an early Kings of Leon or U2 (which the band shares a familial connection to Bono) but with the sonic quality of todays indie/alt rockers. It’s impossible not to appreciate the real time maturation of the bands sound and possibly the direction of the 2020s indie sound.
