Reviews

Tapestry: The Art of Simplicity

Tapestry is a master class on how to write songs that mean something to the people listening. No matter who you are and what you have been through, everyone can find something to relate to in this album.

“Her Loss” by Drake & 21 Savage Is a Hit-or-Miss

The album consists of 16 songs and is an hour long in its entirety.

Blue Rev by Alvvays Review

Blue Rev, the new studio album released by Canadian indie and dream-pop band Alvvays, was always going to be a process to put together. This process was even more exacerbated by the many problems that all came together to stifle songwriting and recording. Thievery, flooding, COVID, and a whole new rhythm section swept away any hope of finishing their third album with any sort of speed, but despite all this, the record slaps.

“Waiting to Spill" by The Backseat Lovers Review

The Backseat Lovers have been known for the songs that remind you of your first love, the bad boy, the most uncontrollable and unruly time of your life. On October 28, their music underwent a transformation through their latest release, a 10-track album, “Waiting to Spill.”

Previewing “Her Loss” by Drake & 21 Savage

The mainstream music scene has been on fire recently, especially after Taylor Swift's Midnights was released this past Friday. Even more, stars are coming out to play, as Drake and 21 Savage announced a collaboration album titled Her Loss. This news went public after a video was posted to social media featuring the two artists, confirming previous speculations.

Bloomington Releases To Not Miss

"Cosign" by Foredaze, "Sun Song" by The Matriarch, "Pearl Street" by jfled and akemie5o

They Are Gutting a Body of Water Album Review

Seconds are all it takes to capture a listener or elicit a skip. Listening to the Philadelphia experimental band They Are Gutting a Body of Water (TAGABOW) will surely either scare or entrance a listener instantly.

John Prine: A Lyrical Legacy

Though his influence spans genres, inspiring artists like Bob Dylan, Kacey Musgraves, and even Roger Waters, public recognition of John Prine's name dwindles with each passing year. However, his timeless lyrics, effortless melodies, and unpretentious spirit have left an imprint on American music that will remain forever.

Namen Namen EP Review

WIUX Music Team’s Current Favorite Albums

Bench Lifts Indiana Hoosiers Men's Basketball Over St. John’s Red Storm

Lotus Festival Recap 2021

SABA Doesn’t Miss

The Weather Station - Ignorance

Sunset Rollercoaster - SOFT STORM

beabadoobee - Fake it Flowers

MidWay Music Festival 2020!

King Princess - Cheap Queen

Tennis - Swimmer

Angel Olsen - All Mirrors

Live Review: Bob Dylan at the IU Auditorium