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Album Review: Iceage – “Plowing Into The Field of Love”

October 15, 2014

Danish post-punkers Iceage have always had a propensity for the chaotic. Their debut album New Brigade was an impressive collection of hectic post-punk tracks that certainly stood out amongst most other punk re...

Album Review: Gazelle Twin – “Unflesh”

Trevor Morrison

October 13, 2014

Album Review, Music

Gazelle Twin – Unflesh - Last Gang Records By Taylor Falk Visceral is not a common term used to describe music. It is most oftentimes used to describe guts, insides, or the unpleasant soft innards of the huma...

The Shape of Punk to Come

Daniel Manning

October 1, 2014

Album Review, Music

Punk is in a weird state. Truly. It is both an exciting time and a boring time to be involved (in however varying degree) in punk music and subculture. Punk/hardcore acts are now playing huge festivals, to enti...

WHUS & Friends Favorite Songs of 2014 So Far

Trevor Morrison

August 14, 2014

Album Review, Music

This here is a playlist of songs from the year 2014 that a handful of individuals have picked out with the belief that they are some of the finest cuts of musical meat out there on the market right now. We have...

Studio A Album Reviews, 4/2/14

Trevor Morrison

April 2, 2014

Album Review

Howdy, Here's all the albums that were reviewed before a few weeks before Spring Break, but due to me going to SXSW and everyone going on Spring Break, some of these albums were delayed. The biggest thing that...

Album of the Week: Future Islands – Singles

Trevor Morrison

March 26, 2014

Album Review, Music

Baltimore, MD synth pop group are poised to break out into the big time with their powerhouse of an album, Singles. The instrumentals provide an environment for lead singer Samuel Herring to destroy with his po...

NB’s Ripples

Ken Laster

March 23, 2014

Album Review, Music

- Noah Baerman joins our program to celebrate the release of his new CD Ripples. Noah and I discuss not only the music on this fine recording, but the interaction of music with activism to strive for a bette...

Conversation with Noah Preminger

Ken Laster

March 15, 2014

Album Review, Music

In the Groove hosted by Ken Laster, interviews jazz artist Noah Preminger prior to his gigs in Connecticut and New York City. We speak of expanding the jazz audience, various influences that shaped Noah’s pla...

Album of the Week: Beck – Morning Phase

Trevor Morrison

February 27, 2014

Album Review, Music

Morning Phase is Beck’s first album in six years and is a companion piece to Beck’s 2002 album, Sea Change. This record features the same musicians as Sea Change and many of the same musical qualities: gorgeou...

Favorite Jazz releases of 2013

Ken Laster

February 23, 2014

Album Review, Music

These are my favorite jazz releases of 2013. I hesitate to call this a Best Of list, as one can't possibly claim to have heard all of the jazz releases in this age of independently produced recordings. While se...