Artist: Bent Knee Album: Say So Label: Cuneiform Records Genre: Orchestral Avant-Pop What’s in a name? That’s one of the age old questions, isn’t it? In music, a name can reflect many things; the overall aesthetic of an artist/group, a reference to a concept, or even just a hint towards a style or genre. I […]
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REVIEW: Say yes to Bent Knee’s ‘Say So’
May 26th, 2016 
Kacy Raby 
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Florence + The Machine Stream Music Video For “Ship To Wreck”
April 13th, 2015 Kriston McConnell Florence + The Machine have been churning out plenty of new music over the last few weeks. They first dazzled us with the beautiful video for the title track off their forthcoming album, How Big How Blue How Beautiful, back in February. Shortly after, they revealed the video for “What Kind Of Man,” and last […]
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Florence + The Machine Release New Single, “Ship To Wreck”
April 8th, 2015 Emma Guido After fans have been sitting and waiting for Florence + The Machine to come out with more music for nearly three years, their third full-length record How Big How Blue How Beautiful is certainly one of the most anticipated albums of 2015. After releasing the impressive singles “What Kind Of Man” and “St June,” today FATM […]
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The Lollapalooza 2015 Lineup Has Been Announced
March 25th, 2015 Kriston McConnell It’s officially the time of year when major festivals start announcing their lineups. The latest festival to reveal its exciting lineup is Lollapalooza – which is set to take place July 31 through Aug. 2 in Grant Park, Chicago. Some notable artists who will be attending are Metallica, Florence + The Machine, Paul McCartney, Brand […]
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March 23rd, 2015 Emma Guido It’s been nearly four years since we’ve heard some new Florence + The Machine music, so the news of her June 2015 album How Big How Blue How Beautiful is possibly one of the most anticipated music moments this year. Last month Florence suddenly dropped the announcement of the album with her first hard-hitting single “What […]
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Hear Nicolas Jaar Remix Florence + the Machine’s “What Kind of Man”
February 26th, 2015 Nina Corcoran On June 2, Florence + the Machine makes her epic return to the spotlight with her brand new album How Big How Blue How Beautiful. The album will be out via Republic in the US and Island in the UK. We’ve already heard “What Kind of Man,” the lead single, but today we get a shift in […]
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Governors Ball Announces Single Day Lineups for 2015
February 17th, 2015 Emma Guido The single day lineups for New York City’s Governors Ball 2015 have finally been announced, after much anticipation. Each day of this music-filled weekend will be rocked by big time headliners like Drake, Florence + The Machine, Deadmau5, Lana Del Rey, and The Black Keys. 3-Day passes to this June festival are already up for […]
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UTG LIST: Essential Songs for Valentine’s Day
February 13th, 2015 Kyle Florence No one holiday hinges on personal outlook quite like Valentine’s Day. Presents are pleasant, and candy is dandy, but unlike these other annual undertakings, this particular celebration is totally dependent on one’s current state of being. For those deep in the throes of love, V-Day is not only welcomed, but anticipated, while the single and […]
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Florence + The Machine Share “How Big How Blue How Beautiful”
February 11th, 2015 Kriston McConnell We here at UTG are not afraid to admit that many of us are huge fans of Florence + The Machine. The musician has released some stellar music in the past, and it’s apparent that she has no plans to slow her momentum any time soon. Earlier today she released the music video for a […]
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LISTEN: Asking Alexandria’s Ben Bruce, Darkest Hour and More Cover Florence + The Machine For ‘Sumerian Ceremonials’ Compilation
April 9th, 2014 Kevin Blumeyer Sumerian Records recently announced the compilation album Sumerian Ceremonials: Florence + The Sphinx, which features 12 acts from the label’s roster covering songs from Florence + The Machine’s Ceremonials album (with one exception). The label previously released the contributions from Periphery, Stick To Your Guns and Come The Dawn, and today brings the release of […]
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March 25th, 2014 Kriston McConnell Sumerian Records announced that a number of artists currently on their roster will be a part of an upcoming Florence + The Machine compilation. What is that, you ask? Well, each artist has recorded a reimagined version of one track off Florence’s Ceremonials album. The contributors include Ben Bruce of Asking Alexandria, City In The […]
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MUSIC VIDEO: Florence + the Machine – Breaking Down
July 2nd, 2012 Grant Trimboli Florence + the Machine have released their music video for “Breaking Down” and can be seen through the link. The video was directed by Tabitha Denholm. “Breaking Down” gives us the feeling of an older shot video and we are thoroughly pleased with the way it came out. Head through the jump to watch this […]
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