The week leading up to Revelry was jam-packed with music releases from two Madison-based artists. Both artists are members of a spoken-word scholarship program at UW-Madison called First Wave. Lord of the Fly dropped his much-anticipated album “Not Safe For …
After days of rain blocking Madison’s carefree vibes, the clouds finally parted for the sun and UW students to come out and play. Play and be heard, that is. Sixty degree weather, windy conditions and the sun shining down all …
Two years since the creation of The Living Statues in Milwaukee, audiences from Madison, WI to Los Angeles, CA have been knockin’ their heads to the raucous sound of this incredible three-man group. The outfit consists of Tommy …
Broken Bells, made up of producer-extraordinaire Danger Mouse and Shins songwriter/leading man James Mercer, return with a new album After the Disco, which improves on the sound of their 2010 self-titled collaboration. The album makes better use of …
The Majestic brought some feel-good reggae vibes to warm up Madison, with an excellent show by Iration, The Movement, Natural Vibrations, and Micah Brown! DJ Trichrome, a local reggae master, was on the 1’s and 2’s spinning rootsy …
Shown here, Wisconsin State Senator Fred Risser presents WSUM an honorary plaque from the State Legislature. The plaque recognizes WSUM’s excellence in broadcasting for ten years, another milestone in WSUM’s celebration of its historic achievement against overwhelming odds. …
WSUM won 12 Student Awards for Excellence from the Wisconsin Broadcasters Assocation. WSUM won first and second place for Long-Form Production, first for Radio Newscast, first and third for Sports Story, second and third for Sports Play-by-Play, …