University student band No Composure released their first EP titled “Everything Happens” Friday.
For those who remain invested in the Tournament’s outcome, whether or not they are related to the University, these songs embody every emotion that comes from the pursuit of basketball glory.
While these songs are cultural classics, their constant repetition is somewhat inconsistent with the level of diversity in musical tastes present at the University.
This selection can be a healthy reminder to maintain gratitude within just about any spring mood
For over 20 years, Media Studies Lecturer Matthew Marshall has carved out a specific niche for himself in the Charlottesville film community.
“Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally” is an inventive record full of vitality, finding the perfect balance between reflection and release.
The album is directly inspired by a trip that band members Albarn and Hewlett took to India in 2023
Mitski released her eighth studio album — the latest in a strong stretch of collections of deeply personal anthems — titled “Nothing’s About to Happen to Me” Feb. 27.
Dürty Nelly’s provides the opportunity to bring people together through the shared experience of karaoke
“The Romantic” rarely feels profound enough to be considered the romantic album it claims to be
Whatever spring break has in store, these songs can be the first step towards a playlist that will complete a vacation routine
“Ca$ino” highlights Keem’s range as a writer and producer
Love took center stage last weekend as the Charlottesville Symphony Orchestra commemorated Valentine’s Day with their program titled “Romance.”
The Paramount Theater on the Downtown Mall had a line out the door Friday for the Black History Month Gospel Concert featuring opening act Madison Ryann Ward and five time-Grammy Award Winner Chandler Moore.
The night was a testament to the communal impact student efforts and organizations can have through the arts.
With new members, new material and new momentum spurring them forward, the Pocket 9s are all in.
For relationships in an indeterminate gray area, this Valentine’s Day may not be about defining love, but recognizing feeling
The Remedies present a captivating, worthwhile act that breathes refreshing life into the jam band sound that produces energetic, innovative live music.
Though much of Moore’s work happens out of sight, the sound of the organ and the Chapel bell carries far beyond the walls where she plays.
The Grammy Awards take place Sunday and will be televised on CBS.
