Author: Carlton Cook From October 12th to 14th, Desert Daze will descend upon Moreno Beach, CA, on the shores of Lake Perris. The festival’s seventh iteration should prove to be one of it’s best yet, with a stellar lineup … Read More >
Author: David Heinrich Lollapalooza 2018 was another fantastic year for Chicago’s largest music festival. A sunny and sweltering weekend in Grant Park was the setting for this year’s edition of the event, breaking the weather trends of years past. … Read More >
Author: Zach Adams Chicago noise-rock outfit Melkbelly crushed the first day of Pitchfork Music Festival. Comprised of husband-and-wife duo Liam and Miranda, Liam’s brother Bart and bassist James, Melkbelly is poised to take the rock world by storm. Aside … Read More >
Author: Zach Adams Though they were the very first act to grace one of Pitchfork’s stages this year, the Curls were one of the festival’s most exciting. With five full-time members – Mick, Jenny, Anna, Rami, and Carl – … Read More >
Author: John Kinney Unknown Mortal Orchestra opened their sold-out show at Majestic Theatre with an extended, moving guitar jam built around “From the Sun” from their album II. Frontman Ruban Nielson used a wireless connection to his amp, allowing … Read More >
Author: Zach Adams Rising star and jazz-pop connoisseur Paul Cherry brought his unique sound to Pitchfork’s Green Stage on the second day of the festival. Brought up in Chicago’s lo-fi rock scene, Cherry (real name Paul Cherewick) completely altered his … Read More >
Author: Zach Adams Before she was Zola Jesus, she was Nika Denilova, a student at UW-Madison and a DJ right here at WSUM. Recording her debut album in her Madison apartment, Zola Jesus has become a whirlwind force of … Read More >
LOUIS COLE- Time
THE BETHS- Future Me Hates Me
OH SEES- Smote Reverser
FOXING- Nearer My God
BASEMENT REVOLVER- Heavy Eyes