WKNC 88.1 FM - North Carolina State University Student RadioGeet Bazaar and WKNC 88.1 FM invite you to attend the Pratham Gala on Saturday, November 7. It will feature live music by Sanjeev and Armeen Ramabhadran. The Gala will begin at 6 p.m. Please save this evening for the promise of changing the lives of underprivileged children in India by investing in their education through Pratham NC.
The Gala will occur at “Events at Newton Square,” 230 Newton Road, Raleigh.
Check out the top 30 albums played during the past week, compiled by Daytime Music Director Jenna St. Pierre:
1. Royal Bangs – Let It Beep
2. Big Pink – A Brief History Of Love
3. Port O’Brien – Threadbare
4. Depreciation Guild – In Her Gentle Jaws
5. Happy Hollows – Spells
6. Le Loup – Family
7. Fool’s Gold – Fool’s Gold
8. No Age – Losing Feeling [EP]
9. Vivian Girls – Everything Goes Wrong
10. Ettes – Do You Want Power
11. Polvo – In Prism
12. Fanfarlo – Reservoir
13. Still Life Still – Girls Come Too
14. Darlings – Yeah, I Know
15. Fresh and Onlys – Grey-Eyed Girls
16. Islands – Vapours
17. Various Artists – Hear Here: The Triangle
18. Raveonettes – In And Out Of Control
19. Very Best – Warm Heart Of Africa
20. Why? – Eskimo Snow
21. XX – The Xx XL
22. Noah and the Whale – The First Days Of Spring
23. A Sunny Day in Glasgow – Ashes
24. Mission of Burma – The Sound The Speed The Light
25. Pains of Being Pure at Heart – Higher Than The Stars [EP]
26. Kitty Daisy and Lewis – Kitty Daisy And Lewis
27. Yo La Tengo – Popular Songs
28. Lou Barlow – Goodnight Unknown
29. Slaraffenland – We’re On Your Side
30. Via Tania – Moon Sweet Moon
Albums added to our library this week:
1. Bear in Heaven – Beast Rest Forth Mouth
2. Sissy Wish – Beauties Never Die
This Thursday, October 15 at WKNC and Tir Na Nog’s Local Beer Local Band night, bands Bronzed Chorus and Antartic Sounds will take the stage. Doors are open at 10 p.m.
This week’s show should be a good one – if you haven’t heard Bronzed Chorus live, this is one show definitely worth attending. Tir Na Nog is always on point with their wide selection of awesome local beers on tap. If you love local music and local beer, this is a no brainer. Stay tuned to 88.1 FM to hear more about the show, and possible interviews. Hope to see everyone there!
Greek Life is the focus of VIP interviews with Interfraternity Council President Benton Sawrey and Director of Greek Life John Mountz.
In Hear This, Kelly Reid features Greensboro’s Bronzed Chorus and Durham’s Luego.
Matt Robbins is our Wolfpacker of the Week., founder of the Finish The Tower campaign.
After a hefty dose of news from Jack Boyer and Evan Garris, we debut our new Eye on the Triangle sports segment with Sean Klemm and Tyler Everett from the NCSU Technician.
Greek Life is the focus of VIP interviews with Interfraternity Council President Benton Sawrey and Director of Greek Life John Mountz.
In Hear This, Kelly Reid features Greensboro’s Bronzed Chorus and Durham’s Luego.
Matt Robbins is our Wolfpacker of the Week., founder of the Finish The Tower campaign.
Most people might recognize the powerful and beautiful voice of Lizzy Ross as the lead singer of Chapel Hill’s own Lafcadio. With booming success within the Triangle and a recent performance at Shakori Hills Grassroots Fall Music Festival, it’s a wonder how Ross, a full time philosophy and music student at UNC-Chapel Hill, has time to embark on her solo career. However, the future looks bright for this young musician who recently received praise for her tracks Maria, Slave to the Muse, and No Man on Lafcadio’s self-titled LP. She also plans to graduate this December.
Be sure the check out the interview and live in studio performances from Lizzy Ross this Friday at 2 p.m. with yours truly, DJ Special K.
Listen streaming online.
The Troika Music Festival is a three-day music festival in Durham, NC and features several local bands. Attending is a great way to support the local scene!
Local bands on this year’s line-up include The Love Language, Bowerbirds, Dexter Romweber Duo, Birds of Avalon, The Moaners, Red Collar, Future Islands, Hamer No More The Fingers, Lonnie Walker, Embarrassing Fruits, Max Indian, and many more. For a complete list, check out the schedule!
New this year is “Rock, Paper, Scissors”, on Saturday, November 7, from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., which features a unique market of art and handmade wears from local artists and crafters.
Come out to support the local music and arts scene November 5,6, & 7.
Listen in to 88.1 WKNC for your chance to win tickets to the following shows happening this week:
Tuesday October 13:
Pnuma Trio w/Speakerdevil @ Lincoln Theatre
Spider Bags w/ Pinche Gringo and Harlem @ Nightlight
Thursday October 15:
Bassnectar w/Heavyweight Dub Champion @ Cat’s Cradle
Friday October 16:
Megafaun w/Black Twig Pickers and Charlie Parr @ Nightlight
Om w/ Six Organs of Admittance and Lichens @ Cat’s Cradle
Saturday October 17:
Jay Love Reggae Festival @ Lincoln Theatre
Polvo w/My Dad is Dead and Savage Knights @ Cat’s Cradle
Be sure to check out more local shows on The Rock Report and listen in for your chance to win tickets to shows this week!
As the sun sets on October 24, 2009, the zombies will appear in downtown Raleigh. Join the undead in the official, Raleigh Zombie Walk 2009, starting in Moore Square at 6:30 p.m.
And for the over 21 crowd, there will be a killer afterparty at Tir Na Nog featuring the Whiskey Train Outlaws and Clash cover band, Sandinistas!
After you got a brief rundown of the latest news from Eye on the Triangle, we kicked the show off with two great, short monologues. Saja Hindi sat down with two VIP N.C. State fans — one is a student who doesn’t particularly enjoy football games but sometimes attends tailgates for the social atmosphere and one is an alumnus who is such a sports devotee, he now is interning at the Wolfpack Club.
This week’s Hear This consisted of the EOT team giving listeners a look into local history within WKNC’s own library. Mike Alston gave a brief history and clip from the Backsliders, which broke up in 1999; Jacob Downey — the Boy Wonder Jinx, which broke up in 1998; and Rachel Sloane — Ladderback, which broke up in 2002.
For Community Canvas, Mike sat down with photojournalist Jason Arthurs who graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill in 2003 with a degree in journalism to hear about his work. Arthurs now works as a freelancer and produces both print photography and video content.
Finally, this week’s Wolfpacker of the Week was Liz Walters, a senior in graphic design and representative of Campus Arts Council and Arts N.C. State.