Thumbs up if you’re here because of Mac Demarco A slacker sweetheart in his songs and a grimy goofball on stage, the 23 year-old Mac DeMarco is hard to dislike. Within the first lines of his latest album, Salad Days, DeMarco carelessly throws around the idea of mortality as as one might discard a dirty sock; “rolling through life,… Read More
Have you ever wondered what’s playing on WRMC when no one’s on campus? Ever turned on your radio at 4 am and wondered why in god’s name someone is playing such a—dare I say it—“eclectic” playlist featuring Ricky Martin followed by Grimes followed by a Nigerian Funk song? Odds are, if you’ve tuned in during… Read More
Back in 1990, minimalist mastermind Daniel Johnston released 1990, an album chock full of longing, loss, heartbreak, and satan. On the album’s fifth track, “Some Things Last a Long Time” the ever vulnerable Johnston trembles and lisps his way through the experience of a stifled and unrequited love to the tune of spare piano chords, stray guitars, muffled laughter, and… Read More
From I Woke Up Like This Mondays at Noon to The Diva Hour Fridays at 6 pm, WRMC has its fair share of divalicious programming. On this week’s show spotlight we checked in with WRMC’s youngest female pop-star enthusiasts, DJs Alyssa Taylor ’17, Addis Fouche-Channer ’17, and Sasha “Fiercey” Whittle ’17. They are girls, they run, they love… Read More
To quote St. Vincent’s latest masterpiece; “what’s the point of even sleeping”…when you could be listening to WRMC’s late night programming? There ain’t no rest for the wicked, and there certainly ain’t no rest on Thursday nights for WRMC’s freshest faced radio babes, DJs Surya Tubach ’17.5 and Simon Willig ’17.5. We checked in with them to talk… Read More
In the spirit of reviewing reviews, my ongoing love affair with New Jersey bands, and diversity of opinion here at WRMC, I thought I’d give my opinion of Real Estate’s new album. But before I do that I’d like to say happy birthday to my mom and hi to Ben Goldberg. I love both of… Read More
This picture is not posed. All work and no play keeps us on that new shit. After 12 long hours, plenty of Proctor coffee, and lots of LCD Soundsystem, our spring schedule is finally set. Thanks to everyone who showed up to the all-DJ meeting and applied for a show. We had an overwhelming… Read More
WRMC’s guide to concerts in and around Burlington, NYC, Boston, and DC over Feb Break. Sorry West Coast, we still love you. BURLINGTON Mon 2/03: Phosphorescent, Caveman @ ArtsRiot – Tickets/Info Sat 2/08: DJ Rashad @ Signal Kitchen, Burlington – Tickets/Info NYC Sat 2/01: Man Man, Xenia Rubinos @ Rough Trade NYC – Tickets/Info Tue 2/04: YOUNG & SICK, Yellerkin @ Baby’s All… Read More
WRMC’s guide to concerts in and around the Vermont area for January & February. JANUARY Tue 1/21: Anais Mitchell (Midd ’04!) & Damien Jurado @ ArtsRiot, Burlington – Tickets/Info Sat 1/25: Wake Flocka Flame @ ArtsRiot – Tickets/Info Tue 1/28: Dr. Dog, Saint Rich (Christian Peslak & Delicate Steve!!) @ Higher Ground Ballroom, Burlington – Tickets/Info Wed 1/29: Magic Man @… Read More
Neutral Milk Hotel’s official discography clocks in somewhere around the one hour and forty-two minute mark. That’s about half the time it takes to drive to Boston from Middlebury. Which is why when I drove to Boston with WRMC biz wiz Charlie Mathon to see them in concert, we listened to “Naomi” 3 times (intentionally), … Read More
Songs to soothe your post saturday night fever, because sometimes the Proctor coffee/advil combo isn’t enough. *DISCLAIMER* “Wake Bake Skate” is not for the faint of heart. If you’re looking for an abrasive Sunday morning rally anthem, this is your song.