Loudness War is in town performing with Bone Machine at the Milk Parlor TONIGHT
Yesterday WUVT's Music Director, Bryce Roper, had the opportunity to have a conversation with Loudness War right before their show in Lexington, KY to discuss their most recent EP, Dream Popped, as well as things like their creative process, and the albums that inspire them. Click "read more" to listen to the full conversation!
We at WUVT have decided to revive our New Music page. We will be making monthly posts on this section of the website with a selection of our new adds, along with the shorter reviews written by our music staff.
Also - check in for occasional full-length album reviews, written by our Woove staff in collaboration with our music staff.
We've been playing these for about a month now.
Label: jagjaguwar
Reviewed by: Harrison Grinnan
Good shit. Post-punk, krautrock. I prefer this over their first album, back when they were called Viet Cong.
Label: Popup
Label: Loma Vista
Reviewed by: Harrison Grinnan
Better than I expected from them, honestly.
Label: Orchid Tapes
Reviewed by: Harrison Grinnan
The first thing orchid tapes has ever sent us! It's a little slow and less weird than most of their stuff but still fun if your favorite slowdive album is souvlaki but you wish it was slower and made by a girl alone in her bedroom.
Thirty days ago today, some actual live humans started to play this music on WUVT FM 90.7.
Label: Pirate Press
Reviewed by: Harrison Grinnan
Austin psych rock. Fun stuff
Label: Fiction
Reviewed by: Harrison Grinnan
Apparently people like this band
Label: Nettwerk
Reviewed by: Laura Wollinsky
FUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCKKKKKK this rules. Going into this I kind of hated Harrison for giving it to me, but it all worked out in the end. With Total Depravity, The Veils blend ominous tones with catchy melodies and smart lyrics sure to give your séance that extra flare. This album was produced by El-P (Run the Jewels), which is random but also makes complete sense. You should play this.
