Shoegaze is a sub-genre of rock that often gets overlooked. Even though it started in sometime around the 90s, it deserves just as much recognition as older movements.
Former University of South Carolina student, Nate Walker, left his solo career behind to take part in his new band, The Harsh Truth.
“Dark Sky Paradise” is Big Sean’s third album, and it easily surpasses his earlier music, both in content and quality.
Kid Rock mixed it up half of a smidge with his new country rock album.
Pentatonix, the inexplicably successful a cappella group known mostly for its covers and medleys, is a pack of vultures.
Kristian Nairn, most popularly known as Hodor from the HBO series “Game of Thrones,” took over Social Bar in the Vista Thursday night and kept the party going until 2 a.m.
Every Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m., Dick Nixon’s Tip Top Record Shop provides Columbia with two hours of music that Dick Nixon probably condemned.
Not to be confused with A$AP Rocky, Aesop Rock is probably one of hip-hop’s most underrated artists. Aesop Rock isn’t just your typical rapper – he’s a phenomenal wordsmith.
Psych-folk singer-songwriter Father John Misty's new album “I Love You, Honeybear," explores a considerable breadth of dark subject matter.
East of Apollo, formally known as Let Me Fly vamped up their style, changed their musical direction and Alec Courtright (lead vocals), Tommy Merritt (guitar) , Drew Lewis, (drums) , and Steven Kucklick (bass) are now known as East of Apollo.
“Full Speed,” Los Angeles-based rapper Kid Ink’s third album, is packed with dancey beats and high-profile features. It’s a departure for Kid Ink, but one that works.
Taylor Nealey is more than just a girl with a guitar. Since she was 13 years-old Nealey’s been playing music, and now she’s reached her longtime goal of releasing an EP, thanks to years of determination.
Here's an entry level guide to the Internet's beloved alternative rap group, Death Grips.
Lupe Fiasco is a changed man. He hasn't put out a new album in almost 3 years — after listening to "Tetsuo & Youth," it's clear this what he's been up to.
Dress Up began during my second semester with the radio station.
Fourth-year mass communication student Emily McCollum started piano lessons when she was six years old and since then music has never left her life. A little over two years ago McCollum teamed up with her brother, Alex, to form the space-folk band Stagbriar, a band named after a street from their childhood.
It’s hard to believe that a band that has gone through as much as Fall Out Boy is still making the Top 40 charts.
