Gabe Wallen takes listeners on a journey through British classics and soft rock anthems, from Elton John to David Bowie.
Opinions, Column
How Dad Rock (and You) Can Save the Environment
We are finding ourselves at the crux of a sociopolitical and ecological tipping point, where we need to pressure the government to take definitive action against climate change. Although we don’t quite have groups of hippies acting as our guides, that does not mean we should throw in the towel because we think the government won’t listen or that we are too young or inexperienced to incite change.
Review, Music, Arts
Greta Van Fleet Mobilizes for Rock Revival on Debut Album
Greta Van Fleet stands to stage a rock rebirth on its debut album ‘Anthem of the Peaceful Army.’
Off Campus, Music, Arts
The Smashing Pumpkins Craft Sonic Scrapbook for Reunion Tour
The Smashing Pumpkins’ ‘Shiny and Oh So Bright’ tour reunites original members Billy Corgan, James Iha, and Jimmy Chamberlin for the first time since 2000 to celebrate the band’s 30th anniversary.
Music, Arts, Column
The Beatles are Overrated
In her latest column, associate Arts editor Kaylie Ramirez defends her unpopular opinion that The Beatles’ music is overrated.
Column, Featured Column, Music, Arts
Finding Guitar’s Next Hero
Guitar is finding a new place in the modern band landscape, becoming something we have never seen before, while harkening back to the great players of old.
Television, Music, Arts
‘Vinyl’ Deftly Critiques the Cultural Evolution of Music of the ’70s
Set in the ’70s, during a turbulent time in the music industry, ‘Vinyl’ uses its star power on and behind the scenes to create a marvelous period piece on one of the most crucial times in the history of music.
Music, Arts
Led Zeppelin Keeps Climbing With Deluxe Reissues Of ’70s Records
Classic rock band Led Zeppelin releases remastered editions of ‘IV’ and ‘Houses of the Holy,’ both featuring new tracks.
