Backed by only a drum machine, They Might Be Giants started their 29 year career in 1982 and with a quirky, out-of-the-box style. Best known for their experimental approach to alternative music, the band has released fifteen albums (their 1990 effort, Flood, went platinum and their children’s music album, Here »
Dowsing’s jams are tailor-made for those long drives. Anthemic shouts, rolling rhythms, and a song that is literally called “Driving” help make All I Could Find Was You the perfect tunes for your next road trip. The six songs on their latest 7” are songs of exploration and wonder, which »
Two worlds collide and The Kills are out to prove to you that rock ‘n roll doesn’t have to be from the days of The Clash or British Invasion. The Kills is duo Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince. Though both members were previously involved in separate projects (or more recently, »
In August 2005, space rock aficionados The Life and Times released their debut album, Suburban Hymns, to an eager fanbase and a curious world. Since then, the band has been blazing across the US with their special brand of indie rock goodness. With over 200 shows played–some of which featuring »
Starlight Girls are a delight. The four-piece band cranks out jams that include some gloom, some 80′s crusin’ rhythm, and even the occasional flute solo. These seemingly unrelated pieces come together quite well for the band. Originally from Brooklyn, they are currently heading west on a nationwide tour. Here »
During the holiday season, you may find yourself relaxing by a warm fire, sipping hot chocolate, and enjoying the company of your family. Ivan Catron and Jake Mott, the mustachioed wrestling villains of Dino Bravo, hope to slam a chair in the face of your holiday season. Dino Bravo is »
What a way to kick off the new decade. To wrap-up the end of a great year in music, Radio UTD’s team of DJs picked out our favorite 25 albums of this year. Everything from The Weeknd to Annie Clark to Wild Flag, we had quite the time this year »
The title and packaging of the new Wavves EP, Life Sux, seem almost like the type that you’d see on a classic hardcore punk album. The lettering and symbols that adorn the front cover conjure up images of shirtless punks with shaved heads in a sweaty club, screaming lyrics filled »
With the wintry season humming in the glow of Christmas lights, there’s no better way to celebrate than enjoying your favorite festive tunes. To get into the cheerful spirit, here are a few classic covers and some new originals from artists that have been featured on my show, The Beekeeper’s »
Punk speeds, jazz sounds, and skater raditude all come together in Carte De Visite. Hailing from Belleville, Illinois, Carte started as Ryan Birkner’s solo project. Eventually, Birkner was joined by bassist/keyboardist Austin Luberda and drummer Christian Mundloch. Their latest EP, Erman, is filled with sentimental guitars and perky drums. Here’s »
