Posted on April 13, 2021
by Groove Girl // PB & Jams Groove Girl sits down with Canadian indie artist Danny Webster to discuss his new single, nail biting, and his music making process. Check out Danny’s new single “Soothe Your Wrongs”, and catch up with him online at his official website. And be sure to check out Groove Girl […]
Posted on April 8, 2021
by Manny // WUSC Station Manager-Elect On this installment of the She Says series, Manny sits down for a conversation with Seattle-based music industry jack-of-all-trades, Alicia Blake.
Posted on April 1, 2021
by the WUSC Executive Staff ’20-’21
Posted on April 1, 2021
by Groove Girl // PB & Jams One of the absolute best feelings in the world is when you find that bright red ruby in that sea of otherwise generic songs. The minute the guitar strums a certain note, or the harmonies come together to form some sort of chord birthed from the god Apollo, […]
Posted on March 29, 2021
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Talk Show
Posted on March 29, 2021
International Music
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House Variety
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international lo-fi / indie
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Punk Music
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Canadian Content
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Femme Music
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Indie Pop / Rock
Posted on March 29, 2021
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Folk / Americana
Posted on March 29, 2021
DIY Music
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Alt Electronic
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Experimental Music
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Art & Culture
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Artists of Color
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Dark Wave
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Indie Pop / Rap
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Big Band Oldies
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Americana / Roots
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AI Music
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Improvisatory Music
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Local Carolina
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Movie Soundtracks & Scores
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Oldies
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Doom Metal
Posted on March 26, 2021
by DJ Witchfinder // Liturgy So It Goes is Demoniac’s sophomore record, but it is the first album I have heard from the Chilean thrash metal group… and let me just say: I am in a state of solipsism brought on by the overwhelming intensity of this record. I cannot tell you much about the […]
Posted on March 26, 2021
Free Format.
Posted on March 26, 2021
Free Format.
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Alternative Rock.
Posted on March 26, 2021
Free Format
Posted on March 26, 2021
Free Format.
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Free Format
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Music by Women of Color.
Posted on March 26, 2021
City Pop show.
Posted on March 23, 2021
by Manny // WUSC Station Manager-Elect Welcome to She Says! In this recurring interview series, WUSC’s Manny sits down to chat with women in the music industry. Enjoy her conversation with the series’ inaugural guests, Paisley and the Bird Walkers!
Posted on March 14, 2021
by Car Car Binks // The Feminine Musique Whether you love it or hate it, the Grammys is considered to be one of the biggest nights in music as the Recording Academy honors some of the best artists, albums, and songs of the past year. The Academy doesn’t always get it right, though, typically ignoring […]
Posted on February 26, 2021
by Men In Polyester Suits // Substance Control I present to you some study music… Everywhere at the End of Time by The Caretaker Number one on the list is Everywhere at the End of Time by The Caretaker. I cannot explain to you how beautifully sad and terrifying this album is. This album explores […]
Posted on February 24, 2021
by Takurak // VEGA Core It has been exactly two days to the minute since Daft Punk’s most recent announcement in the form of the YouTube video simply titled “Epilogue.” In honor of nearly three decades of dedication from the duo, I present the following obituary. Provided the proper permissions are given, a “funeral/memorial” will […]
Posted on February 23, 2021
by Schuler // Death Drive 90.5 Listen, it’s been a criminally long time since we shared the Pets of WUSC love here on the blog, and I take full responsibility for that. Baby Z is the hero of the day for giving us a look into the world of Leo the cat. Says Baby Z: […]
Posted on February 15, 2021
by Baby Z // The Block Party For this spring’s first official wellness day here at the University of South Carolina, I decided to sit down and reflect on a few songs that have been important to me and my personal wellness over the years. Take a quick read, maybe listen to a few of […]
Posted on February 15, 2021
by Men In Polyester Suits // Substance Control Taking it away from yesterday’s sensual, sweet, “let me give you flowers and chocolates and make you dinner” love, let’s move into some John Surcliffe type shit. If we are all gonna be honest, love is cold, and what’s better than some cold wave music? This playlist […]
Posted on February 15, 2021
by Fluffy Cat // Littleroot Town Dawes’ Good Luck with Whatever came out amidst a unique time in the modern world. To me, it feels like a return to a sort of identity of growth that evokes a feeling reminiscent of their 2011 album Nothing is Wrong, or even 2015’s All Your Favorite Bands, which is arguably some of their […]
Posted on February 15, 2021
by Takurak // VEGA Core Valentine’s Day might be over, but with the DJs and vocalists of house music, the love never stops. The genre was built and cultivated in nightclubs where people went to feel the music and partake in hot, sweaty, and sensual dancing for hours and hours and hours and…. (you get […]
Posted on February 15, 2021
by Baby Z // The Block Party This Valentine’s Day, learn a little something about love from some of the dopest black artists throughout the years. From Sam Cooke to YNW Melly, classic soul to modern R&B, let this playlist guide you through a few of the best black love stories put in song. Follow […]
Posted on February 14, 2021
by DJ Witchfinder // Liturgy Dwell in the dirges of romance’s infinite sadness with some lumbering, doomy cuts from DJ Witchfinder. Be sure to tune in to Liturgy every Monday from 9-10AM on WUSC.
Posted on February 14, 2021
by Kodak Slack // The Indie 500 It’s Valentine’s Day again, so I thought it would be a good time to updated my Evolution of Love playlist from last year. This playlist is meant to be listened to in order, as it tells the story of falling in love. Catching feelings, admitting them, the other […]
Posted on February 14, 2021
by Schuler // Death Drive 90.5 Every Valentine’s Day, we get so caught up with love being in the air that we forget it’s in the dirt, too. Grab a shovel and let this playlist love you to death. Tune in every Monday night from 8-10PM for new episodes of Death Drive 90.5, and be […]
Posted on January 5, 2021
by Schuler // Death Drive 90.5 It’d be disingenuous of me to frame 2020 as some kind of personal crucible. I made it through just fine. And it’d be absurd to try and make the preamble to a death metal end-of-year writeup into some kind of profound observation about perseverance or hope or grit or […]
Posted on December 31, 2020
by Schuler // Death Drive 90.5 2020 was absolutely saturated with killer death metal releases. There was waaaay too much good stuff to fit into two end-of-the-year episodes. So while you’re waiting patiently for the next episode of Death Drive 90.5 on January 4th at 2PM, here’s a Spotify playlist of killer shit that just […]
Posted on December 28, 2020
by DJ Angel Hair // My Chemical Rave Enjoying the dead week between Christmas and New Year’s Day? Getting bored yet? Need something to break up the monotony? Worry not, because DJ Angel Hair’s got you. Check out this Spotify playlist of some of her favorite stuff from she and DJ Daus’s show, My Chemical […]
Posted on December 24, 2020
by DJ Tracy I need a little extra gas this time of year to find my Holiday Spirit. End of 2020 joy-kills like the compulsory Zoom office party, the post office waiting line, and the looming specter of boredom/solitude have made the Holiday Spirit extra slippery. Shopping online and eating all the cookies are quality go-tos, but they only […]
Posted on December 18, 2020
by DJ Purp & Tuba // The Crowded Bathroom Show WUSC’s DJ Purp and Tuba recently had the pleasure of interviewing Matthew Angus, lead singer of Canada’s Fast Romantics, who released their third LP, Pick It Up, this past August. Below is a transcript of some of the interview’s highlights. DJ Purp: Could you introduce […]
Posted on December 14, 2020
by Zero // The Bass Ship Co-founder of The Undergrowth Collective and deep-frequency wizard, Murkury, has had a very busy 2020. From playing some of the most unique online events, continuing to put out music on labels such as the Headroom Music Collective and crafting some of the most intricate mixes in the underground, Alec […]
Posted on December 11, 2020
by Kodak Slack // The Indie 500 After releasing his new project For Abby, I had the opportunity to interview JAWNY about the process of creating the album, being an artist, and many other topics, including air fryers. Since JAWNY is from South Carolina, we also discussed the Clemson/Gamecocks rivalry and which team prefers (hint: […]
Posted on December 11, 2020
by Car Car Binks // The Feminine Musique If you asked someone how this past year has made them feel, it’s not likely that you would get a vast array of answers. Responses would likely be limited to synonyms of sad, depressed, sorrowful, unhappy, melancholic. And while some of us may be no good at […]
Posted on December 10, 2020
by Groove Girl // PB & Jams Music is practically the most fit example of subjectivity, and I think that’s one of the best things about it. Different ears can hear the same music and create such distinct and personalized meanings within them. In a song where I feel some edgy form of teenage sadness, […]
Posted on December 7, 2020
by Zero // The Bass Ship After close to a year of back and forth and anticipation, I was finally able to sit down with one of the fastest growing acts in the bass music community. Super Future, AKA Nick Rowland, is far from a stranger to fans of the ever-evolving hybrid bass genre. With […]
Posted on November 25, 2020
by Keller // David and Keller I started working on a Thanksgiving playlist and managed to put together a pretty remarkable set of songs about nudity, stabbing and hot dogs, but after sharing the awesome mix with David, it was pointed out to me that I was confusing Thanksgiving with Christmas. A classic 2020 move. […]
Posted on November 23, 2020
by DJ Witchfinder Paysage d’Hiver, while a legend among black metal enthusiasts, is relatively unknown to the general consumer. However, this is exactly how Wintherr (the sole member of the project) wants it; choosing to release his music under his own label and keeping himself out of the public eye. These factors have contributed to […]
Posted on November 13, 2020
by DJ M&M // Candy Palate Last month, Thomas Reynolds released his new single, “Dark Side of Our Star.” WUSC’s own DJ M&M caught up with Thomas to chat about music, life, and a whole lot more. Check out the chat below, get familiar with Thomas on Facebook, and be sure to listen to DJ […]
Posted on November 11, 2020
by K8 // Origami K-Pop Party is a playlist with all your favorite songs you know, along with all the deep cuts you should know. Makes for a boppin’ and vibey time! Though some biases do apply, this list does a good job of balancing out between different groups and different eras in K-Pop; there’s […]
Posted on November 9, 2020
by Groove Girl // PB & Jams Clipping. is not just for people looking for a musical experience. They’re for those looking for a new, niche, and fervent state of mind. Their sound has been described as abrasive, and that’s not too far from true. In an interview with Purple Sneakers, front man Daveed Diggs […]
Posted on October 31, 2020
by Schuler // Death Drive 90.5 Halloween is easily my favorite holiday, and fall is easily my favorite time of year. This one’s been particularly interesting for me. While the tension in our country is as palpable as I can remember it being during my lifetime (yes, I thought through that before writing it, and […]
Posted on October 30, 2020
by Tracy The Season of The Dead is upon us, and WUSC’s very own DJ Tracy has put together some murderous tunes to help celebrate the thinning of the veil. May the spoils of this evening rot our teeth to the gums.
Posted on October 30, 2020
by Schuler // Death Drive 90.5 I recently got the chance to chat with two legendary death metal musicians (and South Carolina residents), Karl Sanders and Derek Roddy. Karl and Derek traveled to Egypt in 2017 to write and record music with artist and collaborator Nader Sadek. The fruits of that union, The Serapeum, will […]
Posted on October 27, 2020
by DJ Lizard King (with DJ Witchfinder) // Court of The Lizard King A great Fall song needs to be centered around one of two things: Fall weather or Halloween monsters. This playlist captures the season in a wide variety of rock songs, from folk rock to shoegaze; melancholy to songs of cheer. Get ready […]
Posted on October 26, 2020
by DJ Purp // The Crowded Bathroom Show I had the privilege to do an interview with the band Pony Hole about their newest album, Guns and Gold. I got to ask a couple questions to the two main singers and songwriters, David and Gio. I first asked them if they could introduce themselves a […]