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The Couplet Collection #4
Two poems about relational grief by Julian Enghauser.

Julian Enghauser
Oct 23


ICYMI: Harvest Fest!
Harvest Fest was WXOU's premier event of the semester, the annual autumnal celebration with vendors, activities, food, and live music.
River Dyke
Oct 17


Serial Killing in Music
Between real-crime media fans and conspiracy theorists there's an almost rubber-necking fascination with the deadly and half-forgotten pieces of history whose eerie nature or unsolved status haunt the present day.

Paul Taylor
Oct 16


The Myth of the Tritone Ban
Unfortunately for metal bands who are desperate for any connection with the Occult, this story is only just that: a story. The Catholic Church never banned the use of the tritone, and the interval got the name not for fear of demonic conjuration but because, to people of that time, it just sounded bad.

Paul Taylor
Oct 12


The Social Reckoning - Film Review
But maybe this reveals a problem here: sure Reckoning doesn't really match up to Network, but why should it? This isn't so much a sequel as it is just another film by the same writer about a similar topic.

Paul Taylor
Oct 8


Vendor Offerings at Harvest Fest
Harvest Fest will take place at Elliott Tower on October 9th between 5 and 9 PM.

WXOU
Oct 5


Oakland County Seeking Designs for New Flag
You might be asking yourself: "Oakland County has a flag?" Yes! and that's exactly the problem: no one knows (or frankly cares) about it. And so the flag must be redesigned and made into something which represents Oakland County, both its history and its future.

Paul Taylor
Oct 2


2026 College Radio Day with WXOU
Tomorrow (October 2nd) is World College Radio Day! So you know that we here at WXOU are gearing up to celebrate it here at Room 69 in the Oakland Center from 6 to 10 PM.

WXOU
Oct 1


October 2026 AOTM: Townes Van Zandt
For someone who doesn't usually associate with the country genre too much, Townes Van Zandt is like a cure to the soulless drivel and self-important show boding that the genre is permeated by in the present day.

Paul Taylor
Oct 1


Nobody Panic! 2026
In case you missed it: Nobody Panic! a night of emo and alternative music.

WXOU
Sep 30


How Floating Points Modernizes the Myth of Pandora for Mere Mortals
Mere Mortals uses the oscillation between silence and chaos as an incredibly powerful tool to evoke the ideas of Pandora's unleashed entropy. Like an auditory representation of all the chaos and evil stored in Pandora's pithos, "Movement 3" uses dissonant strings and polyrhythmic beats to unnerve and offput the listener.

Paul Taylor
Sep 25


Boards of Canada's Inferno as an Adaptation of Dante
This grants the album a very cinematic and dramatic progression, not dissimilar from Dante's own journey from the dark, mysterious woods where he emerged in Canto I.

Paul Taylor
Sep 22


Mail-In Voting is Safe... For Now
The decision allows for states to send out mail ballots as usual and follow their standard protocols for absentee voting. Several election officials have confirmed that an overhaul such as what Trump has aimed for simply could not be achieved just 2 months before election day.

Paul Taylor
Sep 15


Andy Williams Dies Tragically at Age 48
Williams was beloved in many communities, known in the music scene primarily for his work as the lead guitarist for Every Time I Die which disbanded in 2022, which he followed with his new band Atomic Rule in 2024.

Gehrig Hicks
Sep 9


WXOU's Albums of the Year (So Far)
We're just about through the summer and I think it's high time we report in on some of the records that have most resonated with us here at WXOU so far this year.
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