The mystifying force of WUVT is here to tell you of the first show we are hosting of the semester! Prepare to be under the spell of bands Unmarked Pavement, Patty Carver and Smog City. Doors open at 8 with music starting at 8:30, with a $5 door fee. Dm our Instagram for the address!
Yes, yes, yes, the rumors are true. Green Eggs and Jam's triumphant return will be this Thursday, September the 11th from 4-7pm on the Henderson Lawn. Bring your guitar, bring your voice, bring your natural wit and charm, for this Free Open Mic event!
It's THAT time of year again! WUVT will be hosting our semesterly organizational meeting: The ORGY! Come by Squires Brush Mountain Room A at 6:30PM on Friday, September 5th to hear all about how YOU can get involved with the greatest student-run radio station in the world!
WUVT has partnered with Rising Silo Brewery to host the First Vinyl Night of the semester. Catch us spinning sick vinyl, for our special jazz night on Thursday, September 4th from 6-9 pm for this Free Event!
No time for pleasantries, New Music is here. Let's get this show on the road!
Label: TransOceanic
Genre: Indie Alt Country
Reviewed by: Len Comaratta
With previous albums strongly influenced by honky-tonk and Western swing or the Bakersfield Sound and roots rock, their latest claims its inspiration from their home of Akron, OH and the Rust Belt. The progression in sound is natural; it isn’t forced or contrived, but there is an intention behind incorporating taut arrangements and well-defined hooks. Something about Ryan Humbert’s voice and some of the vibe throughout kept me thinking of this album as a somewhat laid-back, slower, alt-country version of The Thermals.
