‘Wheelhouse’ is Brad Paisley’s ninth studio album, but even after more than a decade of success in the country music world, Paisley is far from slowing down or stalling out.
April 7th was a sad day for many U.Va. girls, as the woman responsible for the brightly colored dresses seen all over grounds passed away.
In their new album ‘Pioneer,’ The Band Perry, a trio of siblings, has stepped out of their comfort zone and embraced an edgier sound.
The Generationals’ new album, ‘Heza,’ is easy on the ears, but maybe for that very reason falls somewhat short of expectations.
Still looking for that all-star movie to fulfill your action packed, superhero desires this spring? Well, the latest installment of the G.I.
There are two songs called “Thriller” on my iPod. One is by the late King of Pop and the other is by Fall Out Boy — track one on 2007’s ‘Infinity on High.’ In that version, machine-gun drums and guitar chugs set the stage for Patrick Stump’s ethereal vocal range where he assures us that the band’s thoughts are precious, for “every dot-com’s refreshing for a journal update.” Six years later, that’s exactly what happened.
‘Wolf’ show’s Tyler’s vast improvement upon the ramshackle production techniques of his previous two albums, ‘Bastard’ and ‘Goblin.’
Break out your best set of headphones because post-dubstep act James Blake is back with his sophomore album, Overgrown.
We’ve reached the final stretch of spring semester. The Cavalier Daily is running this article in its penultimate week of production for the school year, and the ratio of schoolwork to productivity is seriously off-balance.
Brazilian director Walter Salles’s screen adaptation of Jack Kerouac’s classic ‘On the Road’ was released in select theaters this past December and has since remained under the pop-culture radar.
The series that sparked the entire Real Housewives phenomenon — and countless spin-off shows, products, and even real-life fights — is back!
It was just yesterday that I sat down to watch the first episode of Secret Life of the American teenager – oh, what a day it was!
As a die-hard country music fan, I can’t even begin to explain how disappointed I am with Blake Shelton’s latest album, ‘Based on a True Story.’
For those of you who had the chance to see the absurdly strange movie Rubber on Netflix, here comes another bizarre film from oddball director Quentin Dupieux, Wrong.
Autre ne Veut’s most recent album, ‘Anxiety,’ merges the vocal styling of late 80s and early 90s R&B with experimental electronic backdrops.
The 1990’s were a good time for emotional indie rock. Bands like The Smiths, Radiohead, Belle and Sebastian all peaked during this tumultuous decade.
The career of Boston pop-punk outfit Transit has been characterized by musical baby steps. Their first effort, ‘This Will Not Define Us,’ was surprisingly derivative in definition, blending melodic sensibility while flying the no-holds-barred flag of the New England scene.
As far as film genres go, horror movies are about as polarizing as they come. Many people love subjecting themselves to the suspense and shocks of a scary movie, but others refuse to watch them at all.
Following a successful fall production of The Mystery of Edwin Drood, the First Year Players are preparing for their spring show, ‘Oklahoma!,’ which premieres April 18 in the Student Activities Building.
Ever since I sat through the uncomfortable experience that was Spring Breakers last weekend, I’ve been contemplating how to present this film.
