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An Introduction to EmocoreEmocore captivates a large fanbase because it’s an undefinable genre: its rootstrace back to hardcore, but emo songs can consist of anything from hard-hitting powerchords and solos … Read moreAll About The Core: Understanding Emo History Pt. 1
I’ve never done something seasonal like this before, but so much mind-blowing music has already come out this year that I felt like there was the need for something more … Read moreDJ CHOOCH’S WINTER RELEASE ROUND-UP
Up until about a month ago I was the type of person to groan at the very mention of Radiohead when talking music with my friends. Sure, I loved some … Read moreSigmund Fraud’s Sunday Album Reviews #3: OK Computer (1997)
The realization that an artist you enjoy has become completely creatively stagnant is a huge slap in the face, especially when that artist gained recognition for doing something at least … Read moreSigmund Fraud’s Sunday Album Reviews #2: Five Easy Hot Dogs (2023)
Hello Hello WMCN community! It’s me, Sara, Smile, Rel1g1ous Th0t, e1evene1eventarot, Sara Gregor. The guy. Mark your calendars for the peak of this moon cycle, the FULL MOON IN VIRGO … Read moreTarot Tuesday: 2/22, PISCES NEW MOON, Rebirths, and SPACES
Tyler Osmond, known by the stage name Maker 828, was WMCN’s first performer for our “Live at Garth’s” in-studio live sessions in 2023, currently happening every Saturday at 9 AM … Read moreMaking Storms and Breaking Norms: An Interview
With Maker 828 (Tyler Osmond)
The trio joins Ethan at Lover’s Rock for a discussion about making R&B, energy at shows, andcomfort meals. Ethan: Alright, so I know that you just did a solo set, … Read moreSpinning the Tables: The Serpents of Serenity, from the Kitchen
Rosie is a solo musician making waves in the Twin Cities, having released her EP “lilac season”and most recently the song “under the weather”, using a variety of influences to … Read moreLa Vie en Rosie: Lilacs and Amazing the World
Interpol plays Joy Division to The Strokes’ New Order, and Turn on the Bright Lights stands as one of the finest albums to come out of the early 2000’s indie scene
Held my first collaborative space and have some reflections on the flow of the party/space. I’m writing a review on MYSELF. haha. This weekend was honestly a soft launch of … Read moreReview: Hosting Lover’s Rock
