by Olive Amdur ’23 Read this piece in The Amherst Student‘s Arts and Living section here. “Ladies of the Canon,” the show I host on WAMH on Sundays at 8, is named for Joni Mitchell’s 1970 album “Ladies of the Canyon.” I spend the hour playing music by women in indie, alternative rock, and folk music, …
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Hi and welcome back to another round of weekly recommendations from our Music Directors! Read their favorite tracks from the past days below, listen to the weekly picks playlist on our Spotify, and, if you’re a WAMH DJ, find the CDs on the rack next to the Mixlr computer. Happy November! Drahla—Useless Coordinates “Pretty good …
WAMH gets sent CDs from musicians and labels across the country, and our Music Directors spend hours in the studio listening to them! From here on out, we’ll be doing a weekly roundup of their favorite listens from all those albums. Read their recommendations below, listen to the weekly picks playlist on our Spotify, and, …
As the leaves turn to warmer colors and the air gets crisp and cool, the WAMH DJs present to you our favorite fall tunes! Listen to these walking around campus, drinking tea, and watching the Western, MA leaves change. Keep reading to see what the DJs have to say and find an extended Spotify playlist …
Stockholm-based artistic collective Drain Gang, is a strong force in the world of underground hip-hop today.
Olive Amdur on Waxahatchee’s covers on Saint Cloud+3, music in the pandemic, and the renewals of spring.
No one would dare to sing about intimate body parts or sexual activities before the end of culture as we know it in the mid-20th century, right? Well, not exactly.
Could a group of seventy-year-old women really release a rock album and have any success? The answer was a resounding YES.
