Love Spells Wants You to Hear More Than a Genre
Trying to put Love Spells into a genre is just as difficult as trying to pin down the influences behind Love Is the Law.
Thee Sacred Souls bring warmth with their classic soul at the Coca-Cola Roxy
Thee Sacred Souls bring new life to otherwise nostalgic soul in Atlanta.
Empire of the Sun: A Countdown to the Afterlife
Empire of the Sun's Ask That God: Afterlife Tour Sep. 13th performance was an upbeat and vibrant expression of gratitude. Through a mirage of color, mythology, science fiction and sound, the band transformed the stage into a world where nostalgic fan favorites existed alongside the strange and unexpected.
What Was WEGL Listening to this Summer?
Five Artists I Couldn't Stop Returning to in July
Why college radio still matters in an era of infinite music
American Football is not a Nostalgia Act on their No Feeling Tour
At Marathon Music Works, the Midwest emo pioneers made a convincing case that their legacy is still being written.
$TARFLOP: Why Tyga’s Latest Album Proves That AI Shouldn’t Exist in Music
Pitchfork went viral a few weeks ago after a drop in their latest circulation of ratings uncovered the publication’s first zero in twenty years. Garnering a notorious past amongst their pretentious, mu-core journalists, the critic giant hasn’t had the most popular opinions when it comes to recent releases. They’re infamously harsh when analyzing albums, so it’s not uncommon for the general public to enjoy an album they’ve rated a low seven out of ten. However, I believe that they’re completely justified with their rating for Tyga’s newest project
WEGL Interviews: Christian Taylor and the Defiant Imperfections of "precious"
Christian Taylor's liminal sonics drive home a coherent, intimate sound over his sophomore EP. Learn more in this new WEGL Interview!
Tame Impala Concert Review: Yes, I Am Changed.
Tame Impala's sold-out July 9th performance at Benchmark Arena in Tampa, Florida was nothing short of transcendent.Good concerts entertain. The best ones leave you changed. Tame Impala’s performance did both, proving that the most memorable live shows are the ones that make thousands of people feel something deeply personal at the exact same time.
Sweet Fortune: Charting the Distance between Love and Language
Ryan Beatty’s new record flourishes in songwriting, seeking meaning in closeness that never resolves into language.
Your Day Will Come: Chanel Beads and the Future of Sincerity
Chanel Beads' new album Your Day Will Come dosen't remember the past, it's remembering the present before it's over.
Original and Uncompromising, Matt Proxy’s debut album is a completely fresh experimental rap experience
Few artists are able to capture the inner workings of their chaotic brain as precisely as Matt Proxy has on his debut album Trojan Horse.
Lowertown's Unforgettable Hometown Return: Concert Review and Interview
After releasing their genre-bending third album, “Ugly Duckling Union”, Lowertown put on, in the words of band member Olivia Osby, “the best show of the tour.” in their hometown of Atlanta. And while I can’t vouch for the other shows, I can most certainly claim Lowertown’s June 17th show at The Masquerade was a homecoming like no other.
Olivia Rodrigo Comes Unraveled in "you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love"
Released on June 12, 2026, Olivia Rodrigo’s third studio album “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love” gives audiences a look into Rodrigo’s new perspective on love after going through her first “big girl” relationship as she describes it.
Choker's Return Feels Worth the Wait at The Masquerade
After years outside of the spotlight, alt-R&B artist Choker returned to Atlanta’s The Masquerade venue in support of his new album "Heaven Ain’t Sold". Backed by drummer Luke Titus and multi-instrumentalist Rahm, Choker came with an intimate set that reminded fans why his comeback was worth the wait.
Whats WEGL Listening to in April?
Check out what some of our DJs here at WEGL have been listening to this April!
Aubfest Spring 2026 Review
Aubfest VIII was filled with music, laughs, and heart throughout.
How Records Got Their Groove Back: Exploring the Vinyl Revival
With recent advancements in technology one would think the entertainment mediums of the past would have been long lost to time.
Mitski’s “Nothing's About to Happen to Me” Stories of Mortality, Madness and Cats
While not re-inventing the wheel, “Nothing’s About to Happen to Me” is yet another impressive addition to Mitski’s discography. Musically, the album feels like a culmination of all the different instrumental styles she’s used in her past works. Going from the effects of depression to the desire to not exist, the album paints a beautifully tragic picture of the struggles of modern life.
