Sometimes you’re in love on Valentine’s Day. Sometimes you’re not. Here’s a playlist for the ambiguous space that exists in between. WRMC General Manager Maddy Goodhart (’19) loves flowering trees and watching big sheets of ice slide off of roofs and shatter . She cohosts a show called Please Return My Wheelbarrow alongside Walker Stewart… Continue reading playlist: a little hug for your fragile guts
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WRMC’s 2018 Year in Review
It is the year 2018 and music lives in clouds and streams. Airpods deliver computer-generated sounds directly to our brains in hopes of harvesting the newest addition to the long list of dwindling natural resources: dopamine. This year, the new millenium claimed the Queen of Soul herself, Aretha Franklin, and the premature losses of Avicii,… Continue reading WRMC’s 2018 Year in Review
Library Session – Advance Base
On Monday, October 1, Owen Ashworth, aka Advance Base, fka Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, stopped by our station to perform the first-ever session in our newly revamped library studio. The songs he played were beautiful and heartfelt. Check out the video of his performance below, and be sure to check out his new album Animal… Continue reading Library Session – Advance Base
PLAYLIST: STRAWBERRY MOON
The air has burned at over 90 degrees for five days straight and a lack of fluctuation blurs the distinction between night and day. Heat rises, and if you ascend the staircase to your bedroom the warmth just hangs heavier. Normalcy is no longer an option. Rub peppermint oil on your wrists and drive up… Continue reading PLAYLIST: STRAWBERRY MOON
WRMC’s 2017 Year in Review
Here lies 2017, the year she told you not to worry about. And look what came of it: 2017 took your net neutrality, brought Charles Murray to campus, and made your annoying twelve-year-old cousin Bitcoin rich. And what’s your consolation prize? A fidget spinner in your stocking and tide pods for Christmas dinner. More seriously—2017… Continue reading WRMC’s 2017 Year in Review
WRMC’s 2016 in Review
YEAR END WRAP UP Shock and surprise paved the heartbreaking year of 2016. In the most bleak corners of the year we lost more music idols and icons than we knew how to deal with. The new year was met with the terrible loss of David Bowie and soon after came the loss of Maurice White,… Continue reading WRMC’s 2016 in Review
OF MONTREAL // INNOCENCE REACHES
Classic of Montreal + electronica + relationship failure. Innocence Reaches contains the band’s first completely EDM songs, a new musical foray that is especially significant remembering that Kevin Barnes used to only listen to music from the 1970s and earlier. Coupled with EDM, Innocence Reaches‘ other key element is glammy prog rock in a vein similar to that found… Continue reading OF MONTREAL // INNOCENCE REACHES
I Researched Groupies On The Internet!: A Playlist
This is Summer Hathaway: band manager, class factotum, and former groupie, . If you’ve seen the cult classic film ‘School of Rock’ then you already know this. You may also know that is by far the most quotable movie of the century. Anyway, Summer Hathaway, needs to get it together. For too long has the… Continue reading I Researched Groupies On The Internet!: A Playlist
PUP // The Dream is Over
Fact: “The Dream is Over” is a direct quote from lead singer Stefan Babcock’s doctor. After Stefan basically destroyed his vocal chords due to the band’s insane touring schedule of about 250 shows a year, he was rewarded with this crushing diagnosis. But if the story sounds a little ridiculous or overly serious to you, you’re… Continue reading PUP // The Dream is Over
Mitski // Puberty 2
Brandi: On a subway ride, the icy grasp of rejection, isolation and unrequited affection crawls over skin and pulls at tear ducts. There are too many people around for this to be a problem. At the core I become warm, my heart races past my panting and feels like it’s skipping. With only five people… Continue reading Mitski // Puberty 2
Death Grips // Bottomless Pit
The summers of 2014 and 2015 could not have been more different for me. 2014 was the start of a new relationship, and 2015 was the difficult ending. Although the two summers were a year apart, and although they corresponded to two opposite emotional poles of my life, I associate both summers with many of… Continue reading Death Grips // Bottomless Pit