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- Written by: David Pecoraro
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DJ Rotten Milk returns to the airwaves to soundtrack your drivetime the last two Fridays of May and first two Fridays of June! Tune in from 4-6 PM CST for upbeat summer jams for your traffic-sitting enjoyment!
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- Written by: Daniella Cherner
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1. Soccer Mommy - Evergreen [Loma Vista]
2. Adrianne Lenker - Bright Future [4AD]
3. The Deslondes - Roll It Out [New West]
4. Moon Bride - Insomnie [s/r]
5. Berlin Taxi - Milestones [s/r]
6. Kim Deal - Nobody Loves You More [4AD]
7. Chairgirl - Capsize [single] [s/r]
8. Baby Rose & BADBADNOTGOOD - Slow Burn [Secretly Canadian]
9. Jack White - No Name [Third Man]
10. Whisper Party! - Waveland [Rad Rabbit]
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- Written by: Daniella Cherner
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1. VARIOUS ARTISTS - Songs From The Basement Vol. 22 [WTUL New Orleans]
2. SOCCER MOMMY - Evergreen [Loma Vista/Concord]
3. GIOVANNI VENTELLO - Mud [s/r]
4. THE DESLONDES - Roll It Out [New West]
5. ADRIANNE LENKER - Bright Future [4AD]
6. THE MOMMYHEADS - Acorn "Remastered" [Mommyhead Music]
7. KIM DEAL - Nobody Loves You More [4AD]
8. WHISPER PARTY! - Waveland [s/r]
9. THE GITS - Frenching the Bully [Sub Pop]
10. SECRET SIX JAZZ BAND - Fireworks [s/r]
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- Written by: DJ Pennebaker
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Legendary American composer Carl Stone is a pioneer of live computer music, and Eric Theise is a San Francisco-based artist and geospatial software developer. The two are in New Orleans this week to perform a collaborative set under the banner of Eric's ongoing performance cartography project, "A Synesthete's Atlas," taking place on April 5th at 7:30pm at Silver City Grocery in Algiers Point. Before flying into town, both artists joined WTUL's 20/21 show host DJ Pennebaker for a virtual conversation about their collaboration and careers.
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- Written by: Hunter King
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It's time for the WTUL's 55th Annual Rock On Survival Marathon in support of Tulane’s non-commercial student-run radio station! The Marathon fundraiser got its start from an attempt to solve a budget crisis in the early days of the station. A DJ vowed to stay on the air until student government granted WTUL emergency funding — the first broadcast marathon in WTUL’s history. The modern version of Marathon features three sets of DJs who each stay on air and broadcast for 24-hours straight. There’s lots of fun events for the two weeks leading up to the actual Marathon broadcast so tune in! Full schedule of events below.