The beginning of K-pop started in 1990, but little did these music groups know that they were starting a domino effect that would later change the world.
Theo Ellis, long-time bassist for Wolf Alice, dishes on the success of Blue Weekend, being an ‘ideas-based’ band, opening for Harry Styles and the need for a good "crying playlist."
Open mic night at Der Rathskeller features an eclectic cast of characters and performances.
Queer artists are driving the change for stronger representation across the music industry.
Here are some of the best love songs written by artists from the Madison area.
Here are some of the best hip-hop love songs ever written.
Bastille’s new album is an escapist step into the future, questioning what is real and what is fake.
Cordae recently added to his studio output, but his true talent lies in one of hip-hop’s grittiest traditions.
While Brightside does not reach the heights of its predecessors, it helps channel one’s inner romantic and offers something for everyone.
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin has long been an admirer of outer space, and this fascination for space forms the thematic bedrock of the album.
This blockbuster debut album matches its eclecticism and broad emotional range with high-quality hooks throughout — and all with the rapper’s sexuality front and center.
Lana Del Rey's 'Chemtrails over the Country Club' takes listeners through a detailed description of trying to make it in the music industry, from her teenage day job to her friendship with Stevie Nicks.
Get A Good Look Pt. 1 by Oklahoma-based music duo Sports hints at familiarity and paints realistic picture of emotional growth.
On her sophomore solo album, Hayley Williams gets personal and invites listeners to embrace the often sad unknown.
On Collapsed in Sunbeams, Arlo Parks balances the good and the bad in a way that comes through strongly across all 12 tracks.
A year after his passing, Juice Wrld's legacy continues to live on through a series of posthumous releases that exemplify his talents.
Gorillaz new album “Song Machine, Season One: Strange Timez” is an unexpected galaxy of sound that bounces around genres, styles, and even languages.
Arts editor Emily Knepple offers a recap of what you might have missed this past week in the Arts world.
"Baby" by Samia Finnerty, a 23 year-old artist from New York, explores the inevitable challenges of your early twenties.
In Fetch The Bolt Cutters, Fiona Apple showcases her greatest strength — her refusal to shut up.
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