- CATHOLIC BLOCK - We Fail (Maple Death)
- THIGH MASTER - Live on WFMU (Tenth Court)
- NIGHTTIME - Turning Wheel (Self Released)
- JEROME - Moods (Maple Death)
- NICOLE L'HUILLIER / THELMO CRISTOVAM - radio eclipse (presses précaires)
- DEREK MONYPENY - Unjust Intonation (Trouble In Mind)
- COSMIC PANTHERS - Life and Death at the Red Wall (Fuzzy Warbles Cassettes)
- GUDINNI CORTINA - La sombra es la reina del color (presses précaires)
- UJ BALA - Lobban (Jollies)
- TAKUJI NAKA / TIM OLIVE - Minouragatake (Notice Recordings)
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- THE TUBS - Names (Trouble In Mind)
- VARIOUS - He's Bad! 11 Bands Decimate The Beats of Bo Diddley (Slovenly / Black Gladiator)
- BREANNA BARBARA - Big Bang Blues (Freeman Street Records)
- VOLK - I Fed Animals / Yorkshire Girl (Romanus Records)
- XPOEMSX - Who Makes The Summers (Easy Subcult)
- SLUT MAGIC - Show Me (Take 2) (Leesta Vall)
- MONKEY POWER TRIO - On Legs of Lions (Pocahontas Swamp Machine)
- JOE COLLEY - Trying to Play Nothing (Meeuw Muzak)
- THE FUN TIME COMMISSION - A. Mississippiensis (Cryptic Carousel Records)
- GHOST POWER - Asteroid Witch / Inchwork (Duophonic Super 45's)
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Earlier this morning, Alan Licht stopped by John Allen's show to discuss his new book Common Tones (pictured above) and play selections related to the book.
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Alan Licht
Friday, August 27th, 9am - Noon
on JA In The AM with John Allen
Musician and writer Alan Licht stops by to discuss his new book Common Tones: Selected Interviews with Artists and Musicians 1995–2020. The collection features conversations with Vito Acconci, Glenn Branca, the Dream Syndicate’s Karl Precoda, Lou Reed, Tom Verlaine, Yo La Tengo’s Georgia Hubley and Ira Kaplan and many others. Alan will also guest DJ, playing selections that relate to the book.
Put The Needle On The 1986 Bay Area Rap Contest
Friday, August 27th, 7pm - 8pm
on Put The Needle On The Record with Billy Jam
In September 1986 Billy Jam produced the Bay Area's first ever radio rap contest. Recently uncovered & digitized tapes of that hip-hop competition on KALX Berkeley will be heard for the first time in 35 years when Billy will be joined by the '86 contest winner (Sir Quick Draw) during this Friday's WFMU live remote broadcast from Oakland CA - Put The Needle On The Record Friday August 27th at 7pm on WFMU
Frogs and Plants with Kristina
Saturday, August 28th, 6am - 9am
on Bad Animals with Jim the Poet and Amanda
Frog superfan Kristina Necovska is a field botanist and naturalist, also a WFMU star volunteer, working in rural New Jersey. On Bad Animals this week, hear some of her favorite frog-themed music, and learn about her ongoing studies in the swamp.
Special Guest: Jim Clouse
Saturday, August 28th, 2pm - 5pm
on Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson (on Give the Drummer Radio stream)
Jim Clouse is a saxophonist, drummer and recording engineer who landed in New York in 1976. He has performed with and recorded a multitude of musicians. Jim's Brooklyn based Park West Studios has been in operation for 25 years.
Louie Perez from Los Lobos
Saturday, August 28th, 3pm - 6pm
on Todd-o-phonic Todd's show
Todd-O-Phonic Todd welcomes Louie Perez from Los Lobos to The Cavalcade Of Stars. Louie has been with the band since their inception in the 1970's. Hear about the band's East L.A. roots, their new covers album "Native Sons" (New West Records) and much more!
Kamikaze Jones guest hosts
Sunday, August 29th, 5pm - 6pm
on Radio Row
The Violet Decibel. Queer Global Temporalities. A vibrant array of sonic ephemera designed to promote the homosexual agenda.
Special Guest: Rod Argent of The Zombies & Argent
Sunday, August 29th, 2pm - 4pm
on Atlantic Tunnel with Ed & Gaz (on Rock'n'Soul Radio stream)
This week on Atlantic Tunnel, Ed has a fascinating interview with Rod Argent of The Zombies/Argent. Rod reveals details of The Zombies' upcoming Livestream on September 18th from Abbey Road Studios and talks about recording a new album. Rod also shares some amazing previously unknown stories about Odessey and Oracle. We look back at all aspects of Rod Argent's amazing musical career - from The Zombies and Argent to Rod, the producer and songwriter. A must hear conversation.
Allison Hussey guest hosts Radio Row
Sunday, September 5th, 5pm - 6pm
on Radio Row
A freeform mix of folk, country, and pop, new and old.
Interview with Sally Decker
Monday, September 6th, 3:01pm - 6pm
on Radio Ravioli with Olivia
Olivia welcomes Sally Decker for a conversation centered around her new album In The Tender Dream, out on NNA Tapes, which features electronic music, feedback, and her own monologues and affirmations.
Billy Bremner
Saturday, September 11th, 11am - 1pm
on Michael Shelley's show
Michael chats with legendary guitarist Billy Bremner on the eve of his first solo U.S. tour. Bremner spent most of the '70s playing in Rockpile alongside Nick Lowe & Dave Edmunds (who had a smash hit with Bremner's "Trouble Boys"), and has established a solo career while racking up session credits like The Pretenders "Back On The Chain Gang."
MICA guest hosts Radio Row
Sunday, September 12th, 5pm - 6pm
on Radio Row
Music from around the globe dedicated to the "Citizens Of The World," those who don't necessarily identify with just one place of origin and speak several languages in a society that has always tried to divide us with walls and borders.
The Zombies Invade WFMU for “More Brains”; Still Famished
Sunday, September 12th, 6pm - 8pm
on Bubblegum OD with Becky Ebenkamp (on Rock'n'Soul Radio stream)
On Sept. 18, The Zombies will perform a global, live-streamed concert from Abbey Road in London, where they recorded their opus Odessey & Oracle in 1967. It will be the band’s only 2021 performance. To celebrate the occasion, Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone will chat with WFMU DJ Becky Ebenkamp about the project. Be sure to tune in to Bubblegum OD on Sept. 12 for Becky’s two-hour Zombies special!
Quinn guest hosts Radio Row
Sunday, September 19th, 5pm - 6pm
on Radio Row
A soundtrack for the dying of summer in the suburbs.
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Just Added – Witch: We Intend to Cause Havoc tells the story of Witch, one of ’70s Zambia’s most amazing rock bands. Director Gio Arlotta and two young musicians track down lead singer Emanyeo “Jagari” Chanda in Zambia and reunite him other Zamrock luminaries for a resurrection of the band.
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Since the pandemic hit, we have been supplementing our income by offering (mostly) music-related movies online for a low rental fee, 50% of which benefits WFMU. We are adding films to rent online here.
Available for rent:
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