If you are sad about the moments lost due to a mostly online semester, or if you are leaving Charlottesville to go back home and are feeling melancholy, “Copycat Killer” is made for you.
What characterizes a song as a piece of protest music is the relationship between audience and artist.
While waiting for the impending results of this election, take some time to listen to a mix of some of the most interesting tracks of the last 50 years.
Take this quiz to see which Halloween classic you should watch in honor of spooky season.
The Wertland Street Band have given their neighbors and the University community something to look forward to in a time when live music is hard to come by.
While Moore’s music career is her priority, her time at McIntire has nonetheless proven useful.
Let these entirely Halloween-unaffiliated songs get you in the mood for our favorite time of the year.
The Struts' third studio album, aptly named “Strange Days,” is a divergence from their high-octane classics.
Raw talent and versatility on full display, this “Backyard Sessions” installment was one of the best Cyrus has performed.
With beautiful lyrics tackling tough themes, subtle acoustic instrumentation with a spattering of exciting electric guitar riffs and nine thoughtful, relatable songs, “Good Luck With Whatever” is the perfect representation of a band that's moving on and growing up.
Known for making saccharine pop ballads similar to that of Celine Dion, “The Rarities” exposes the woman that was always behind the facade.
Today, let’s celebrate The Sundays — makers of the greatest song of all time, “When I’m Thinking About You."
Gold Connections' new EP "Ammunition" will drop November 16, featuring the newly released single "Stick Figures."
Sylvan Esso’s latest album “Free Love” paints love and life as simple, continuous and intimate.
Despite the underlying gloom that encapsulates so much of this album, there are also proclamations of compassion and optimism for the future.
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