Photos by Owen Lehman By Anais Turiello Hailing from the scattered suburbs of Chicago, Capital Soirée is giving the city’s indie music scene a breath of fresh air. Self-described as “dream-pop,” the band manages to provide listeners with a little taste of everything – ranging from the celestial rhythms that are strung together to project [...]
Posted by: Olivia Cerza WLUW sat down to chat with Detroit's Siena Liggins at Mo Pop 2019. Check out the highlights below, where we talked about Detroit's art scene and the importance of pop music as a genre. With this being your first big festival performance, how did it feel being on stage? Was it any [...]
There's nothing quite like a little quick trip to Michigan to partake in a beautiful weekend focused on music, art, and community. Read below to see 2019's Mo Pop Festival through the eyes of WLUW staff members Olivia, Elise, and Allison as we reflect on the weekend's highlights, some of the people we met, and [...]
By: Anais Turiello Originating from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Mauno (pronounced mao-no) have transcended the constrained and distinct label of a singular music genre. The band, consisting of Eliza Niemi on bass and vocals and Nick Everett on guitar and vocals, has evolved with a steady yet powerful progression since releasing their first record “Really Well” [...]
