WUVT is hosting its first show of the semester at the Milk Parlor this Friday, January 30th with performances from Jirachi, Captain Caveman and the Paper Skulls. Doors at 8pm and music at 8:30pm, cover is 5 dollars. Attendance required.
💐INTRODUCING THE WUVT SPRING 2026 SCHEDULE 💐
All your favorite djs IN ONE SCHEDULE. Tune in.
Dare we say this is the best schedule ever in this history of radio ever? 😈
With 2025 concluding the WUVT staff heads reflected and shared their thoughts on their favorite albums of the past year. From indie breakouts to Superbowl Halftime show headliners, we listened to it all! Click read more to see what our staff's picks.
Label: ESGN Records
Genre: Hip-Hop, Rap
Naiel's Review: The thing that I love about Freddie Gibb's is that he can write songs that seem to have great surface-level spectacle to them. They sound like songs about trapping, robbing, doing/selling coke, and on some level they are. But, so many of his songs also have this layer of subtext to them about hip hop, masculinity, drug abuse, and growing up in poverty. I don't know if people realize how deeply bleak some of his songs are, but maybe that's the beauty of it. It's like this album is encased in resin, while you, the listener, watch it delicately spin in a museum display. As the light refracts off its shining case, you can finally see the intricate web that lies inside of it. "Cowards die a thousand deaths, nigga, I got a thousand lives".
IT'S THE LAST HOUSE SHOW OF THE SEMESTER AND YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS IT!!! Cancel all your plans, call off that date, forget about those overdue assignments because this Friday, December 5th, WUVT and WRKE are hosting Punk Formal with bands Dayfiction, Recluse and Jane Doe!!! Doors at 8pm, with music at 8:30 pm. at 436 East Roanoke. 5-dollar cover. See you there!
Word on the street there's new music. I checked the words on those streets and they were right. Check out what's been added to the stacks!
Label: Dead Oceans
Genre: Shoe Gaze, Alt-Country
Reviewed by: Milo Craun
Bleeds effortlessly blends noisy shoegaze guitars with country twang. Seriously, there are killer pedal and lap steel parts throughout! Each track has a different mix of influences, but they all sound like Wednesday, in large part due to Karly Hartzman's vocals. The band has worked hard to build and refine their sound over the years, and it shows in this album. Stop reading and listen! Only then will you understand...
