Nov 22, 2013
By Dan Lucas
UTR writer Dan Lucas on the ways in which feminism in the music industry and beyond may be shooting itself in the foot.
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Nov 21, 2013
By Michele Yamamoto
This week, our UTR staff writers discuss their personal reactions to and interpretations of songs that spoke to them in a foreign tongue. More
Nov 20, 2013
By Ryan E.C. Hamm
For this edition of Forgotten Songs, Under the Radar’s own Ryan E.C. Hamm writes about The Beach Boys’ “Pacific Coast Highway” and “Summer’s Gone.” More
Nov 19, 2013
By Laura Studarus
Le Guess Who? 2013
Later this month, Under the Radar will head over to the Netherlands to check out Le Guess Who? Festival. In honor of our trek, we asked a few of our favorite musicians performing at the festival to introduce us to a few of their favorite musicians. Ólafur Arnalds responded with a tribute to late nights. More
Nov 18, 2013
By Brent Rademaker
Beachwood Sparks
In this edition of Forgotten Songs, Beachwood Sparks’ Brent Rademaker writes about The Byrds’ “Lady Friend.” More
Nov 16, 2013
By Laura Studarus
Douglas Dare
Later this month, Under the Radar will head over to the Netherlands to check out Le Guess Who? Festival. In honor of our trek, we asked a few of our favorite musicians performing at the festival to introduce us to a few of their favorite musicians. Pianist Douglas Dare responded with a playlist full of his favorite numerically-based songs. More
Nov 15, 2013
By Frank Valish
Swiss metal act Krokus has reissued their 1990 gem “Stampede”, and writer Frank Valish braved the threatening album art to review it for us. More
Nov 13, 2013
By Michele Yamamoto
This week, our UTR staff writers reflect on old music as new music by presenting cover songs that do it best. More
Nov 13, 2013
By Austin Trunick
The soundtrack for Andrei Tarkovsky’s cerebral, sci-fi masterpiece Solaris is nearly as unique as the film itself, but has never been available separate from the film. Now, 40 years after the film’s release, record label Superior Viaduct has corrected the issue. More
Nov 11, 2013
By Stephen Wilkinson (aka Bibio)
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Nocturnal Admittance is our series where an artist writes about their most vivid recurring dream or nightmare. For this Nocturnal Admittance, Stephen Wilkinson, who records under the name Bibio, writes about a scholarly recurring dream. Bibio is a British musician whose latest album, Silver Wilkinson, was released by his longtime label Warp back in May. More