#wfmu — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #wfmu, aggregated by home.social.
-
Tonight on #WFMU:
💥 Prison play live on The Frow Show, hosted by @bourgwick.
Prison, Rockaway's soot-covered cosmic truckers, return to WFMU for a live session on The Frow Show, celebrating the release of their newest album, 'Big Rigs on the BQE' (Drag City). They're on the road this month in Davenport, Chicago, Columbus, and Rochester, and back at Rippers in Rockaway Beach on Sunday, August 23rd. (9pm EDT)💥 FERRAGOSTO 2026 on Radio Futura with Pedro Futura.
The 2026 edition of our celebration of 2,043 years of a Latin tradition — just for the love of holidays and the core principles behind them… We could all use a bit of Italy right about now, and always. (12 midnight)See more upcoming special shows and guests at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
-
Coming up on #WFMU: The Paranoid Style live on The Evan "Funk" Davies Show, hosted by @efd.
The Paranoid Style return to Evan's show in celebration of their latest album, 'Known Associates' (Bar/None). The band is fronted by Elizabeth Nelson Bracy, whose lyrics are clever in the best sense of the word. Lead guitarist Peter Holsapple (The dB's / Continental Drifters, etc.) adds some additional crunch to the 7-piece lineup. (3pm EDT)See more upcoming live music and special guests at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
-
Tonight on Techtonic, hosted by @markhurst: author Gil Duran.
Peter Thiel and other Silicon Valley oligarchs are working to destroy democracy while launching their own independent countries where they will rule as dictators. Author Gil Duran discusses his new book, 'The Nerd Reich: Silicon Valley Fascism and the War on Democracy.' (6pm EDT)Visit https://wfmu.org/upcoming for more upcoming special guests and shows on #WFMU and our web-only streams.
-
Join me late tonight / early tomorrow for another journey into the music of the night on @WFMU. Freeform Jazz Dance from 3am to 6am. All the cats will be listening!
-
This evening on #WFMU:
💥Data center disasters on Techtonic, hosted by @markhurst.
Google is paving over protected wetlands to build a data center. AI companies are destroying rare books to feed to data centers. Former New York mayor Eric Adams is selling data centers. But Willie Nelson is speaking out against data center disasters. (6pm EDT) Jim Nollman on Out Here in the Field with Amanda.
Since the early ‘70s, sound artist Jim Nollman has been a proponent of interspecies communication, using music to bridge the gap between human and animal consciousness. Amanda talks with him about his album 'Orcas’ Greatest Hits,' forthcoming on Smithsonian Folkways, which collects over 60 hours of whale songs from roughly two decades of recording; and an upcoming in-person appearance with David Rothenberg on August 13. (8pm EDT)See more upcoming special shows and guests on WFMU and our web-only streams at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
-
Coming up on #WFMU: Upper Wilds play live on Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock.
Stargazing Brooklyn noise-rock cosmonauts Upper Wilds — the power trio led by Parts & Labor co-founder Dan Friel — launch into WFMU to perform a set of lean anthems filtered through a flamethrower from their upcoming LP, 'Mercury.' (12 noon EDT)More upcoming special shows and guests are listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming/
-
Hello from vacation! I am sad to miss another WFMU show this weekend, but delighted to tell you who will filling in for me late tonight: the one and only STAN! Tune in for his return to the overnight airwaves after five years away. 3am to 6am, only on @WFMU!
-
Coming up on #WFMU: Steve Goulding on Michael Shelley's show.
Drummer extraordinaire Steve Goulding drops by the studio to spin some records and to chat with Michael about his storied career: from recording with Nick Lowe, Elvis Costello, Wreckless Eric and various other acts on the Stiff Records label to his time in Graham Parker's stellar backing band The Rumour to his current tenure in The Mekons! (11am EDT)See more upcoming guests and specials on WFMU and our web-only streams at https://wfmu.org/upcoming/
-
#FootpathFriday #Portal #Arch #FantasticFriday #WFMU
What lies beyond?
#AI can't tell you - but your feet can! -
Join me very late tonight for a joyride across the overnight spaceways. Freeform Jazz Dance, 3am to 6am only on @WFMU.
-
Today on #WFMU:
💥 David Porter on Todd-o-phonic Todd's show.
David Porter is one of the greatest songwriters of all-time. He was the first staff writer at Stax Records, often working with Isaac Hayes. Together they wrote Sam and Dave's hits such as "Soul Man" and "Hold On, I'm Comin". More recently, his songs have been sampled by the likes of Notorious B.I.G., Wu-Tang Clan, Snoop Dogg, De La Soul and Jay-Z. David has written an autobiography entitled 'The Soul Man' and he'll be discussing his fascinating story with Todd. (3pm EDT)💥 Yallah Yallah on Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg.
Yallah Yallah, led by guitarist / multi-instrumentalists Segev Harosh and Amit Peled, has been called "a love letter to Mediterranean pop's golden era of drum machines and guitar mastery". They serve up a sizzling blend of 80s Moroccan, Yemenite, Greek, Egyptian, and Lebanese music. The band has just released its debut single "Adukal Al Mayass" and they join us for a live session! (6pm EDT)See more special shows and live music listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
-
Coming up on #WFMU: Van Goth live on the Evan "Funk" Davies Show, hosted by @efd
You've heard tracks from their debut album 'Is It?' all over WFMU – now hear them play live! As you may know by now, Van Goth is a duo that includes WFMU’s own DJ Sydney and Simon Schadler from Choncy. All fans of sparse early-'80s inspired post-punk must tune in! (3pm EDT)More upcoming guests and special shows are listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
-
Special shows tonight on #WFMU:
💥 Fighting for delivery worker rights: Los Deliveristas Unidos, on Techtonic (hosted by @markhurst).
App companies like Uber, Doordash, and Grubhub have made billions by exploiting delivery workers: offering no benefits, stealing tips, and firing workers by algorithm. Mark visits Los Deliveristas Unidos, a New York-based group fighting for worker rights. (6pm EDT)🔊 Gaylord Fields guest-hosts It's Complicated as @dmandl takes the week off. (7pm)
⚙️ Mute Frequencies on Out Here in the Field with Amanda.
Amanda welcomes the duo Mute Frequencies,, sound artists based in London. They’ll discuss their installation Specialist Machines, which explores our relationship to fast fashion through the sounds of industrial sewing machines; and the results of this year’s Sound of the Year Awards. (8pm)See more upcoming special shows, guests, and live bands at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
-
I am upstate absorbing sunshine and fresh air (and buying jazz records), so I will not be doing my WFMU show tonight. But I enlisted my friend Mike Sin to fill the overnight airwaves with wondrous Optical Sound. Catch it late tonight / early tomorrow from 3 to 6am. I'll be back with you next week!
-
Coming up on #WFMU: Bill Mumy and Slippers (separately) on Todd-o-phonic Todd's show.
Bill Mumy came to the eye of the public as a child actor when he appeared in episodes of TV shows such as Perry Mason, The Twilight Zone, The Munsters and many more. He came into prominence portraying Will Robinson in the science fiction series Lost In Space. Bill also has a musical career which includes being one half of the novelty duo Barnes & Barnes. Bill will discuss his incredible career with Todd-O-Phonic Todd, including the recently released album ‘Zabagabee: The Best Of Barnes & Barnes.’
Slippers are the brainchild of Madeline BB. Their new album ‘Slippers 08’ boasts hit after hit! It's a joyous pop celebration, sure to be loved by anyone who hears it. (3pm EDT)
See more upcoming special shows and live music at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
-
This afternoon and evening on #WFMU:
💥 Peter Zaremba and Keith Streng of The Fleshtones on Todd-o-phonic Todd's show.
2026 marks the 50th anniversary of the legendary Fleshtones! There are celebratory concerts in various locations including The Bowery Ballroom on Friday August 7th. Lead vocalist Peter Zaremba and guitarist Keith Streng have been in the combo since its inception. They'll explain their longevity as Super Rock Icons and many other things today on Todd's show. (3pm EDT)💥 Quadrature on Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg.
Quadrature, led by sitarist Neel Murgai, is a band that burst out of the legendary Brooklyn Raga Massive band sessions. The band is rooted in raga but blends the traditions with rock, jazz, and psychedelia. Their dynamic live sets travel from contemplative solos to thunderous ragarock anthems. Quadrature has an excellent debut album available on Bandcamp, 'Black Hole Blues,' and they join us for a live set on this week's show! (6pm EDT)More upcoming live music and special shows are listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
-
Coming up on #WFMU: Tricky, on Mona's show!
Mona welcomes Tricky for a special album release party. They will discuss tracks off 'Different When It's Silent,' which comes out on July 17 via his own label False Idols. This is the first Tricky album in the last 6 years, since the untimely passing of his daughter, and according to his manager, Alan McGee, it's the best album he's made since 'Maxinquaye.' (3pm)More upcoming guests and special shows are listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
-
Today on #WFMU: Blaine L. Reininger from Tuxedomoon on Push Button Heaven with Jody Peyote
Jody Peyote talks to Tuxedomoon's Blaine L. Reininger about his 2006 solo album 'Glossolalia' - They'll discuss scat, grief, process, and the ever-blurring line between automation and divine intervention. (12 noon EDT)You can see more upcoming special guests and shows on WFMU and our web-only streams at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
-
This afternoon on #WFMU: Love, Burns live on The Evan "Funk" Davies Show (@efd)
Love, Burns (with one of the most important commas in rock 'n' roll) is the solo project of longtime indie jangler Phil Sutton (Pale Lights, Comet Gain, Velocette, et al.). Their new album 'Pavement Drawings' has drawn comparisons to Lloyd Cole and Felt, among other luminaries; you’ll hear plenty of songs from the album during this live set. (3pm EDT)See more live music and upcoming guests listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
-
Tonight on Techtonic, hosted by @markhurst: Dystopia roundup, police edition
As the surveillance state grows, police are gaining new kinds of power. A police officer turned whistleblower was fired for speaking out against surveillance; A Google self-driving car delivered teenager riders to the police; and more. (6pm EDT)See more upcoming special shows and guests on #WFMU and our web-only streams at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
-
Exploring the parts of the musical omniverse where earth meets sky and night yields to dawn. Freeform Jazz Dance, late tonight / early tomorrow, 3am to 6am on WFMU.
-
This afternoon on #WFMU: a live set from The Bug Club and a conversation with Richie Unterberger on Todd-o-phonic Todd's show.
Music historian Richie Unterberger has just written the ultimate book on The Velvet Underground, 'Do What You Fear Most: The History Of The Velvet Undergound.' This near-800-page book details the band and their members in vivid and scintillating detail. Richie and Todd will discuss this legendary group that has 39 pages of entries on the WFMU Playlist Search Form.
Plus: Welsh combo The Bug Club return for another live set on Todd's show hot on the heels of their new Sub Pop release 'Every Single Muscle.' Don't miss The Bug Club's charm and wit in person or on the radio! (3pm EDT)More live bands and special guests on WFMU and our web-only streams are listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
-
Tonight on #WFMU John Schnall's Midnight Matinee returns to Inflatable Squirrel Carcass, hosted by Rich Hazelton.
The Agony and the XTC is the story of Michelangelo, a sculptor by trade who is coerced by the Pope to lie on his back and paint naked boys on the ceiling. Dear God, it’s a Complicated Game. (12 midnight EDT)See more upcoming special shows and guests listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
