Music

Psyche rockers Frankie and the Witch Finger's ZAM is their most exciting release to date. Sit back, buckle up and enjoy as our Indie Music Director, Johnnie Wade, gives his audio review.

Check out some of our top songs for the month of March on our Spotify playlist. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/68oJpYJMK3kBM6vYnS1CxA

After their debut album "The Balcony" in 2014, and their follow up album, "The Ride" which was released in 2016, the band, Catfish And The Bottlemen return with their third album called, "The Balance." Each of the band's album cover artwork is very similar, serving as what many think is a symbol for a particular quality of concept. The Balance opens with the pleasing enough ‘Longshot’ which delivers a jolt more »

The 1975 proved with the release of their 3rd Album, A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships , that their music is evolving while still contemplating the modern cultural pressures around them. The band kicked off their tour in March and landed in Las Vegas April 16, 2019. If you know anything about concert crowds in Las Vegas, you should know that they come with high expectations. With the city expanding more »

If you look up Wiz Khalifa on Spotify, his number one song is See You Again, which he released all the way back in 2015. Everybody knows who the rapper is, but most of his music hasn’t been wildly successful. (We aren't counting his features here). Let’s be clear though. I’m not saying Wiz Khalifa isn’t talented. He’s an artist with a lot of potential. His voice on a track more »

In this months episode, we discuss the latest releases in the month of March. We dive into the newest release of 2 Chainz, Gunna, Juice world, and more.

Check out some of our top songs for the month of March on our Spotify playlist. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4lrdQmkZPklzVsq00kEReJ

The Irish songwriter, Andrew Hozier-Byrne devotes much if not all his second album, “Wasteland, Baby!” Throughout the first song, “Nina Cried Power,” he gives a shout out to not only artists, but all-time greats like Nina Simone, Billie Holiday, John Lennon, James Brown, Joni Mitchell, Mavis Staples, Patti Smith, Marvin Gaye, etc.  He does this to prove that you do not have to live in hopelessness. Anyone can make a more »

With the other two members of the Migos group (Quavo and Takeoff) already having released solo albums, fans were excited to see what Offset’s project could offer. Father of 4 was promised to be more content and less “bubblegum rap”…but did Offset really deliver? On the title track, Offset delivers on his promise to provide content. He openly raps about his children, something he has admitted to purposefully keeping out more »