Posted by WUSC on May 2, 2020
By Car Car Binks It’s easy to wake up on the wrong side of the bed in the morning. There’s drool on the pillow, your neck has an ache, and — wait, why are you so sweaty? But none of it matters when you have the perfect breakfast planned, and what better to go with […]
Posted by WUSC on April 29, 2020
By Davis Schierlmann and Flynn Snyder Up-and-coming vintage pop band Bombargo is known for their infectious energy on stage. Made up of seven musicians, the band is embarking on a tour later this year and kicked things off at the 2020 Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival. DJs Hot Sauce and Old Bay sat down with […]
Posted by WUSC on April 28, 2020
By Samira Nematollahi // DJ Sam Sam Sadly, my time at WUSC is coming to an end. It has been the single most formative experience of my college career, and I will forever be grateful for the people – both listeners and DJs – who have made it what it was. I am very lucky […]
Posted by WUSC on April 27, 2020
The best and nothing less from this past weekends round of new music releases featuring Masego, Kali Uchis, Isaiah Rashad, Earl Sweatshirt and more… enjoy 🙂
Posted by WUSC on April 24, 2020
By Erin Slack // Kodak Slack Staying in my house all day, every day, has made me realize that I am simply just existing from meal to meal. So, I decided to think about songs that have food in the title and analyze them to figure out the deeper meaning. If there is any. The […]
Posted by WUSC on April 20, 2020
By dj moosethatstuff The best and nothing less from this past weekends round of new music releases featuring Westside Gunn, dvsn, La Roux, and more… enjoy 🙂
Posted by WUSC Public Affairs on April 17, 2020
By Sebastian Lee // Sebass Seven years after the disappointing release of their last full-length album, Comedown Machine, the Strokes have released a new album, The New Abnormal, which is an incredibly different and interesting release for the band. Before the release of this album, I was personally hoping for a somewhat return to form […]
Posted by WUSC on April 16, 2020
By Nick Gerace Whether it’s through the written word, photos, audio, or video, journalism has always offered insight into happenings that we are sometimes unable to personally experience. New York Times author and Pulitzer Prize winner, Ian Urbina, has a new strategy for storytelling. In 2019, Urbina released “The Outlaw Ocean”, a culmination of 4 […]
Posted by WUSC on April 13, 2020
By Samira Nematollahi // DJ Sam Sam Unable to leave their homes, musicians have been heavily impacted by the spread of the coronavirus. Some, like James Blake, have taken to Instagram Live to perform intimate, stripped down sets for their fans. Many have had to postpone their album releases because – even though the album may be […]
Posted by WUSC Public Affairs on April 9, 2020
By Hadley Schaffer Ordered from best to worst Kiss My Super Bowl Ring – The Garden [Art Punk, Experimental Rock] Easily the most chaotic album of the year, The Garden absolutely killed it with this one. It’s such a beautiful blend of anxiety and aggression and sadness that all comes together so perfectly. The way […]
