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Soundtrack to Your Life: Election 2016 Edition

Courtesy of Las Vegas Review Journal It‰'s 2016, and you know what that means--it‰'s a leap year. That‰'s not the point of this column, but I feel the need to acknowledge it because leap years deserve love too. But I digress, this is a big year for politics as the...

The Galaxy Electric @ Songbyrd

Courtesy of Songbyrd The first act to play was a duo by the name of  The Galaxy Electric. Their sound often reminded me of music by  YACHT. Their music is dreamy/synth pop with a touch of psychedelic. Jacqueline, the lead vocalist, was on the Mellotron keyboard....

Mood: Panicking at the Disco

It‰'s a Friday night and if you‰'re like me, you‰'re going back and forth between staying cooped up in a heated blanket and watching nature documentaries or going out. But that can make some people anxious, especially if you‰'re being pressured to do so. To liven up...

Songs That Make People Cry & Why: Michael Lovito

  Q: What song makes you cry? ML: “The Battle of Hampton Roads‰” by Titus Andronicus. Q: When did you first hear this song? ML: I first heard this song my senior year of high school. Q: Which lyric hits you the hardest and why? ML: “I‰'m sorry dad but I‰'m not...

Japanese 80s music for all the vaporwave babes

Courtesy of Youtube The ample use of synthesizers, great style, and melodic Japanese lyrics makes Japanese technopop during the 80s an incredibly rich music genre; most likely due to the new influence from the west and the massive economic boom in Japan from the 60s...

Live in the Hive: Radkey

Fueled by just a few sips of black Megabytes coffee, Radkey rolled on into the WVAU studio to treat us to their unique brand of garage punk.