Baltimore Avenue discusses creative spontaneity behind debut EP ‘Static’
The band's energetic, spontaneous process shines through in both soundscapes and lyrics in their debut EP.
Local musicians take the stage for WMUC Fest
The annual festival's lineup this year included God Forgive This Dog, They Are Gutting a Body of Water and feeble little horse.
UMD student hopes to share DJ skills with local community
Aria McIntosh — also known as DJ Mixed Match — juggles her responsibilities as a college student with her role as a DJ instructor at Words, Beats & Life.
Student band Baltimore Avenue talks debut concert, connecting through music
All four band members used WMUC's live room every Monday to play together.
How WMUC’s record librarian is keeping Zambian rock alive
Jake McInturff is leading the charge in the preservation of zamrock, the nearly forgotten African subgenre.
WMUC turns 75: How the station keeps its story spinning
Since 1948, WMUC has given students an outlet for creativity and self-expression, and they aren’t going anywhere soon.
Six years strong: ‘Weezer Wednesday’ won’t back down
How a passion project became one of WMUC’s longest-running shows and what keeps it going today.
Keeping indie rock alive: An alum DJ’s commitment to the genre draws others to WMUC
When Patchen Mortimer stepped into the dusty basement of Williams College’s radio studio to visit his friend at their radio show, he was immediately hooked
WMUC’s Third Rail Radio hosts its first spoken word performance
Third Rail has been entertaining the local community with features from local acts since 1996.
Student performers need gigs. UMD’s dining halls can provide them.
Dining halls are boring. Hosting student performances can add intrigue.