Noah Kahan managed to deliver another masterpiece with his latest project, “The Great Divide.” Grab your banjo and tissues and gather ‘round the campfire, because this folk album is bound to have youRead more >
“THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE” by RAYE, released on March 27, provides healing in a world that desperately needs it. The importance of this narrative is worth forgetting about the assigned reading you needed to do this week. Read more >
For an album with the word “disco” in the title, Harry Styles’ fourth studio album hardly even features the occasional groove, let alone the high-energy funk associated with the term. Despite the clear inspiration StylesRead more >
The seven stages of grief Mitski’s new album “Nothing’s About to Happen to Me” took me through and its somber, reflective release were well worth stepping away from homework. I sacrificed a bit of my wellbeing and sanity for theRead more >
Bruno Mars’ new album “The Romantic” is one worth loving, and definitely worth not replying to a couple of discussion posts. This album is a great listen for your commute or just driving around the city, with a run time of 32 minutes over nine songs. Being a long-time Bruno MarsRead more >
J. Cole released his highly anticipated album “The Fall-Off” on Feb. 6, catching the attention of the whole hip hop world. Put your textbooks away and dive in, because “The Fall-Off” needs to be studied. The album has been teasedRead more >
If you’re an alternative, pop-punk or indie rock lover looking for procrastination material that isn’t just scrolling on your phone, the Jan. 30 release of “I Used To Go To This Bar” by Joyce Manor should hit the spot. This bitesize album is shorter than my commute to campus, with a 19-minute runtimeRead more >
4/5 stars If you’re feeling scorned and looking for a way to process your pain with ghostly chamber pop, “Everybody Scream” by Florence + The Machine will haunt you inRead more >
I know you were busy going to bed on time this Halloweekend, meaning you probably didn’t have time to listen to every track and album drop in October. Don’t worry, I stayed up all night. Here’s the good stuff you missed and the bad stuff thatRead more >
Last Saturday, students dressed up and got down at Berger Hall to three electric acts that made those not moshing look out of the ordinary. This was UCCS Radio’s fourth annual Battle of the Bands competition, complete withRead more >