Coog Radio Updates
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‘Beef’ in music has been a reoccurring theme this summer, with the Meek Mill and Drake controversy being one of the largest. There was even the beef between Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj, but that was quickly squashed when Swift realized she was in the wrong. However, this past Sunday, the Miley Cyrus and Nicki Minaj […]
With a quick rise to the top in just a little over a year, Ashley Frangipane, better known by her stage name, Halsey, has kept her audience on their toes in anticipation of her first full-length album Badlands. In her short time in the spotlight, Halsey has opened up for The Kooks, Imagine Dragons and has even […]
No matter how much shade the public tries to throw every year about how the MTV Video Music Awards are “not worth watching anymore,” this iconic award show always finds a way to do something to prove all the doubters wrong. Granted, it’s really subjective what “worth watching” really is, but nonetheless this year’s VMAs […]
“All of my music is honest. When I write, I write about my surroundings. Sometimes it’s light and sometimes it gets very dark. With this album I’ve learned to balance them out and evolve my sound.” – Abel Tesfaye Almost two years after the release of his debut studio album Kiss Land and a huge feature […]
Another band to get stuck in your head, coming up! This week: Gemini Club. This four piece from Chicago might be a little different from what you’re used to as their electronic rock style is hard to duplicate and therefore pretty contagious.
With less than a week until Fall 2015 semester begins, we have to come to terms with the fact that summer is over and we have to cut back on our weekday nights out, impulsive road trips, partying and even late-night Netflix marathons.
FKA twigs has finally dropped her long-awaited EP. At first thought to be titled EP3, but finally announced as being titled as M3LL155X.
Joanna Newsom has announced the long-awaited follow-up to 2010’s amazing Have One on Me; it is called Divers, and it is out on October 23rd on Drag City.
As many years have passed with me being a fan of Curren$y, I noticed a trend of small projects he has given to his fans time after time. Small in quantity but it’s the thought that counts right? Curren$y supplies yet again, another wave of free music to keep his following satisfied until his new […]
David Burd, known more famously for his stage name Lil Dicky, is an American rapper straight from Philadelphia who also integrates comedy into his raps. If you’ve ever seen his YouTube video “Ex-Boyfriend” from his first mixtape “So Hard,” you would see how it went viral and launched his career into the rap stratosphere.
If you follow Mac Miller on Twitter you probably already saw the plethora of tweets he sent out about his upcoming album.
Exuding charisma and beauty, Selena Quintanilla was one of the most promising performers to have ever emerged out of the Tejano music scene. Characterized largely by the familiar sound of synthesizers, the genre reached its peak of popularity during the nineties with groups like La Mafia, La Sombra, Bobby Pulido and of course Selena who […]
With highs in the 100s and lows in the 80s, this summer in Houston has felt like nothing short of a trip to hell. If that wasn’t enough, Drake mercilessly keeps sending in heat waves from Toronto- dropping a total of five new songs, four of them in this week alone.
How well do you remember 2011? It was the year the Internet was introduced to Lil Debbie.
In no particular order, of course, these movie soundtracks include not only timeless classics but also modern treasures with some of the best works from the most talented musicians of our era. Below are my top six favorites:
Because why not? Oftentimes not appreciated nor considered glamorous/legendary by many, early 2000’s Rock hasn’t exactly received a great rep in music history. In the last decade of this time period, rock music had little to no presence on the charts. The 90’s simply left big shoes to fill and many people we’re convinced that […]
If you haven’t heard “Communion,” the debut album by Years and Years … please remove yourself from under the rock you have been inhabiting and get on it!
Death Grips made their way down to Houston for their tour supporting their latest album The Powers that B. If you hadn’t heard, the show sold out in just a couple of days. Death Grips went through a time last year where they didn’t show up to their scheduled gigs; they weren’t even in the […]
Jordan Asher, better known as his stage name Boots, has released details about his upcoming debut album following his latest EP, Motorcycle Jesus.
