Radical Dad’s new album will burn you alive and give you a lot of joy too. This sick trio from Brooklyn features twingy, melodious rock backing the emotional scream-singing of frontwoman Lindsay Baker. This song “Slammer” will give you a sample of the high-octane rock n’ roll on this release. Highly recommended! – Dave Samuels, WKNC Assistant Music Director
WKNC
88.1 FM today announced the launch of its newly designed website, wknc.org. This
effort is the first major overhaul of the website since 2007 and features a
modular, mobile-responsive design.
Along
with the new look is a new online WKNC history exhibit that follows the station
from its origins as WLAC-AM in 1922 to its present multi-media operation.
The
project, modeled after the University of Maryland Libraries’ “Saving College
Radio: WMUC Past Present and Future” digital exhibit, features images and
stories throughout the history of N.C. State student radio, including a listing
of each student general manager.
More
than 6,000 users visit WKNC.org each month and the online playlist is the most
viewed section of the website.
1. KRILL – A Distant Fist Unclenching – Exploding In Sound-Double Double Whammy 2. MOUNT EERIE – Sauna – P.W. Elverum And Sun 3. SCREAMING FEMALES – Rose Mountain – Don Giovanni
4. DAN DEACON – Gliss Riffer – Domino 5. SONNY AND THE SUNSETS – Talent Night At The Ashram – Polyvinyl 6. TITLE FIGHT- Hyperview – Anti
1. TITLE FIGHT- Hyperview- Anti 2. MOUNT EERIE – Sauna – P.W. Elverum And Sun 3. KRILL – A Distant Fist Unclenching – Exploding In Sound-Double Double Whammy 4. DAN DEACON – Gliss Riffer – Domino 5. SONNY AND THE SUNSETS – Talent Night At The Ashram – Polyvinyl 6. COLLEEN GREEN – I Want To Grow Up – Hardly Art 7. SCREAMING FEMALES – Rose Mountain – Don Giovanni 8. ELVIS PERKINS – I Aubade – Mir Image 9. EX-CULT – Cigarette Machine – Castle Face 10. NATALIE PRASS – Natalie Prass – Startime-Spacebomb 11. FATHER JOHN MISTY – I Love You, Honeybear – Sub Pop 12. AMAZING – Picture You – Partisan 13. SLEATER-KINNEY – No Cities To Love – Sub Pop 14. CLOAKROOM – Further Out – Run For Cover 15. JOSE GONZALEZ – Vestiges And Claws – Mute 16. JESSICA PRATT – On Your Own Love Again – Drag City 17. PANDA BEAR – Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper – Domino 18. TWERPS – Range Anxiety – Merge 19. RADICAL DADS – Universal Coolers – Old Flame 20. ANDY SHAUF – The Bearer Of Bad News – Tender Loving Empire-Party Damage 21. SNOW GHOSTS – A Wrecking – Houndstooth 22. KEATH MEAD – Sunday Dinner – Company 23. MENACE BEACH – Ratworld – Memphis Industries 24. NICK NICELY – Space Of A Second – Self-Released 25. POND – Man It Feels Like Space Again – Self-Released 26. A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS – Transfixiation – Dead Oceans 27. ETERNAL DEATH – Eternal Death – Labrador 28. VIET CONG – Viet Cong – Jagjaguwar 29. BREAKFAST IN FUR – Flyaway Garden – Bar None 30. CATHEDRALS – Cathedrals [EP] – Neon Gold
WKNC TOP 5 ADDS
1. EULA – Wool Sucking – Self-Released 2. MATTHEW E. WHITE – Fresh Blood – Domino 3. MOON DUO – Shadow Of The Sun – Sacred Bones 4. SUNFLOWER BEAN – Show Me Your Seven Secrets [EP] – Self-Released 5. TOM BROSSEAU – Perfect Abandon – Crossbill
A recently new resident to Durham, Jake Xerxes Fussell is hands down one of the best traditional musicians of today. Growing up in Columbus, Georgia, Fussell became well acquainted with the Piedmont blues musicians that were from the Chattahoochee Valley by touring and recording with legends like Precious Bryant, Black Rodeo Rider, Rye Whiskey Distiller, and Georgia Daniel. In this new self-titled album, Fussell teamed up with William Tyler to rearrange ten folk and blues songs that still retain their roots, but with more of Fussell’s original flare. – Local Music Director Clint Bowman
This Don Giovanni band’s new release, Nights in the Dark by CALIFORNIA X, sounds like that time you got all nostalgic reading a Buzzfeed list of “20 Toys from the 90’s That Were Totally Awesome” and then thought about your middle school crush and how you wish you’d had the nerve to say you LIKE-LIKED him/her during truth or dare at that birthday party the whole class was invited to. – Meggs Benedict
Eye on the Triangle is WKNC’s weekly public affairs programming, with news, interviews, opinion, weather, sports, arts, music, events, and issues that matter to NCSU, Raleigh, and the Triangle. This week on EOT:
We continue our break away from tradition with another live discussion! This week features members of the numerous Native American groups on NC State’s campus.
Nick Savage and the EOT crew bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live each Tuesday at 7 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM and wknc.org/listen and available as a downloadable podcast.