I first saw .michael. when they opened for Big Thief at Brooklyn Steel—an 1,800 capacity venue, completely sold out for the night. The clarinet and guitar duo (Michael Sachs on clarinet, Mikey Buishas on guitar) walked on stage in colorful sweaters and stretched out their joints, then settled in with chaste confidence. They took their… Read More
What times are these When to write a poem about love Is almost a crime Because it contains So many silences About so many horrors… -After Bertolt Brecht I still miss my friends so much. It makes me sad to leave the people I love, even after just a week. I still get sad when… Read More
hello void + anyone who has happened upon this! I am Jordana also known as Jo and I am so so so excited to kick off the meet exec blog posts this summer because boy oh boy do we have a glorious board for this coming year of our lord 2019/2020! I’m so very thrilled… Read More
So yet again it’s the Fourth of July, America’s birthday! The big ol 243… Celebrating this country’s birthday feels if I had a friend who kidnapped my ENTIRE family a long, long time ago and then worked them all to death. Then by coincidence that friend realized that was gonna cost them half of their… Read More
Here at WRMC, we are extremely in tune with the world around us, the stars, the planets, astrology, the moon, and, of course, our Mother the Sun. Today is a very special day here in VT—the Summer Solstice. To honor such an occasion, we have curated a playlist to bring you sunny-ness on the longest… Read More
#1 plain brown sopping one finger missing #2 little, purple #3 dark blue and belly up #4 I am sorry for running you over with my bike #5 how can something that has been so abandoned be so PINK #6 at the bottom of a slide #7 striped and folded up on itself #8 green!… Read More
Sometimes you’re in love on Valentine’s Day. Sometimes you’re not. Here’s a playlist for the ambiguous space that exists in between. WRMC General Manager Maddy Goodhart (’19) loves flowering trees and watching big sheets of ice slide off of roofs and shatter . She cohosts a show called Please Return My Wheelbarrow alongside Walker Stewart… Read More
It is the year 2018 and music lives in clouds and streams. Airpods deliver computer-generated sounds directly to our brains in hopes of harvesting the newest addition to the long list of dwindling natural resources: dopamine. This year, the new millenium claimed the Queen of Soul herself, Aretha Franklin, and the premature losses of Avicii,… Read More
“L’autre jour, il n’était pas encore huit heures du matin, j’étais assis dans le métro, me frottant les yeux et luttant contre le sommeil en raison d’un réveil si matinal, quand j’ai vu une Italienne qui dévorait une pizza aussi grande qu’un parapluie.” A light summary/translation: ‘It wasn’t even 8 in the morning and I was… Read More
light as a feather stiff as a board. light as a feather stiff as a board. light as a feather stiff as a board. light as a feather stiff as a board. light as a feather stiff as a board. light as a feather stiff as a board. light as a feather stiff as a board. light as a feather stiff as… Read More
On Monday, October 1, Owen Ashworth, aka Advance Base, fka Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, stopped by our station to perform the first-ever session in our newly revamped library studio. The songs he played were beautiful and heartfelt. Check out the video of his performance below, and be sure to check out his new album Animal… Read More
