Dec 21 10pm the Punk Punk Goose show has special guest Dave Bettino back for his second holiday season in a row to recap the black metal genre, we're talking highlights of 2019. Hope you can tune in!

By Eric Harkleroad

The results of the WMUC 2020 executive board elections were announced Wednesday, with a new general manager, program director and operations director, alongside a returning business director.

Rosa Pyo, a junior journalism major, was elected general manager. Pyo is in her second year volunteering with the radio station. She hosts the show “Screaming into the Void” and is a former promotions director. She plays a variety of genres on the show and incorporates her own poetry into the lineup.

She said her favorite part of being at the station is the community.

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"Turn on, tune in and let us groove."

Photograph by Neil Zlozower

Join Dominick of Electric Candle and Dave of Dave's Record Collection on Saturday, November 25, 2017 beginning at 12:00PM AKA Noon for a 10 hour celebration of what would have been Jimi Hendrix's 77th birthday. Jimi was born on November 27, 1942.

This year will include new material released in the past couple of years. Most never before released, both live and studio. Including the newly released Band Of Gypsies live performances.

Tune in to hear Jimi's musicianship at its finest, from the popular to the rare and obscure, as well as interviews and masterful covers by a number of artists performing and influenced by Hendrix's work. It's sure to be a sonic "Experience" as only Jimi himself can dish out, so tune to 88.1FM or listen online beginning at 12:00 PM!

"Turn on, tune in, and let us groove."

Here are the essential links:

Click here to listen Live: WMUC 88.1 FM

The Playlist: Jimi Hendrix at 77 Playlist

Audio Archives:

Jimi Hendrix At 77 Part 1 of 3

Jimi Hendrix At 77 Part 2 of 3

Jimi Hendrix At 77 Part 3 of 3

Dominick
Electric Candle Radio Show
"Hippie Music Ad Infinitum"
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Dave
Dave's Record Collection
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Join Mirrors in The Morning this Saturday Nov 30th 9am for a tribute to the great Jack Rose. Later, Thruston Moore (Sonic Youth, Even Worse) calls in to discuss his latest work, "Spirit Counsel", Free Jazz, his love for Void, and much more! 

By Sandra Bazubwabo

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The 22-year-old self-taught musician, Omar Apollo, will be making stopping here in the DMV on Friday, the 13th of December. This show is likely to be magical. When Apollo released his first single ‘Ugotme’ on Spotify about 2 years ago, overnight, the song was at about 20,000-30,000 streams.

By Sandra Bazubwabo

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In the song “Waiting”, Mac Ayres said “Last year, everybody had their doubts. This year, every single show’s sold out”. This declaration of positivity is one of the many things that keeps me and many other listeners coming back for more from him.

Camryn DeLuca

Brian Aronow played saxophone, Lila Ramani played guitar and Jesse Brotter played bass at the Black Cat on Nov. 20. / Photo by Camryn DeLuca

Brooklyn-based Crumb performed a hypnotic set at the Black Cat in Washington, D.C. on Nov. 20.

By Madeline Redding
Subject to Change

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I got hit with a curveball in my Italian test last week, we had to fill in the lyrics to “Soldi” by Mahmood. We listened to the song 3 times in a row, and it’s quite the earworm. Since I couldn’t get this beautiful man out of my head, here are my initial reactions to Mahmood.

By Emily Williams
Add it to the Queue

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