By: Ayden Schultz I was not originally planning on writing a review for this album. After listening to the record three times the day before its official release (thanks UPS for giving me my pre-order early), I found myself unable to … Read More >
By Soham Dasgupta If some intrepid time-traveller had informed me a few months ago that a new Dylan album would be dropping, I honestly can’t say that I would have cared. For me, the last 40 years of Dylan have … Read More >
On June 18, 2020, the WSUM family lost one of its most devoted and beloved members. Bella Sobah was a talented DJ, a brilliant student, a deeply kind person, and an inspiration for all of us to fight for a … Read More >
By Julia Terhaerdt On June 5, Bruno Major self-released To Let A Good Thing Die, his second album after A Song For Every Moon in 2017. I spent the whole day spinning it. In the car on the way back … Read More >
By Martha Kowalski Let me tell you about a poem that a young man wrote about his move to Los Angeles while trying to salvage a failing relationship and juggle career struggles; it’s titled These Two Windows by Alec … Read More >
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BILL JR JR, Homebody
FAINTLIFE, Faintlife
LIA ICES, Family Album
WIDOWSPEAK, Honeychurch
BABEHOVEN, Yellow Has A Pretty Good Reputation
