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Top 10 Electronic - Week of January 15th

1. Glencoe - “Is This Home”

2. Tilman - “Beyond My Soul”

3. Geotic - “Traversa”

4. 32Stiches - “Remember This”

5. Nhoah - “What Happened in Berlin”

6. Channel Tres - “Channel Tres”

7. Hurlee - “In the Sunshine”

8. C. Kostra - “Parallel Partyverse”

9. Peggy Gou - “Once”

10. Tal Gil - “What Are You Waiting For?”

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Tickets Available!!

Here are some upcoming shows we have tickets for:

Live Nation Presents: Weezer & Pixies @ Coastal Credit Union Music Park on Tuesday, July 24

Fantastic Negrito w/ Jo Gore @ Motorco on Tuesday, July 24

Live Nation Presents: Ms. Lauryn Hill @ Red Hat Amphitheater on Thursday, July 26

Live Nation Presents: Dispatch @ Red Hat Amphitheater on Friday, July 27

Make sure you’re listening in because DJs randomly give these away on air! Be sure to tune in for a chance to win!

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wknc daytime charts 4/24

ADDS

1 EXITMUSIC The Recognitions -- Secretly Canadian 2 ANEMONE Baby Only You & I [EP] -- Luminelle 3 POST ANIMAL When I Think Of You In A Castle -- Polyvinyl 4 SIBILLE ATTAR Paloma's Hand [EP] -- PNKSLM

TOP 30

1 KISSISSIPPI Sunset Blush -- Bug Crusher 2 NIHILIST CHEERLEADER Riot, Right? -- Perfect Attendance 3 GOAT GIRL Goat Girl -- Rough Trade 4 CAROLINE SAYS No Fool Like An Old Fool -- Western Vinyl 5 FRANKIE COSMOS Vessel -- Sub Pop 6 HOP ALONG Bark Your Head Off, Dog -- Saddle Creek 7 CAMP COPE How To Socialise & Make Friends -- Run For Cover 8 AMEN DUNES Freedom -- Sacred Bones 9 NO THANK YOU All It Takes To Ruin It All -- Lame-O 10 SALINE You Did It To Yourself -- Perfect Attendance 11 BREEDERS, THE All Nerve -- 4AD 12 UNKNOWN MORTAL ORCHESTRA Sex & Food -- Jagjaguwar 13 BRIEF CANDLES Retreater -- Self-Released 14 EZRA FURMAN Transangelic Exodus Bella -- Union/PIAS 15 GENGAHR Where Wildness Grows -- Kobalt 16 HALEY BLAIS Let Yourself Go [EP] -- Self-Released 17 SHACKS, THE Haze -- Big Crown 18 PREOCCUPATIONS New Material -- Jagjaguwar 19 VOWWS Under The World -- Anti-Language 20 YOUNG FATHERS Cocoa Sugar -- Ninja Tune 21 ANMLS ANMLS -- Slovenly/Algo 22 GUM The Underdog -- Spinning Top 23 DRINKS Hippo Lite -- Drag City 24 KITTEN FOREVER Semi-Permanent -- Rat Queen 25 HOT SNAKES Jericho Sirens -- Sub Pop 26 SOCCER MOMMY Clean -- Fat Possum 27 SASS Wet Paint [EP] -- Self-Released 28 LEBANON HANOVER Let Them Be Aliens -- Optika 29 WENDY RAE FOWLER Warped Plug -- Research/Round Trip 30 GUNDELACH Baltus -- Terrible

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Planetary Geology and Interview with Patrick Blak Roze Hines- 1/30/2018

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Eye on the Triangle is WKNC’s weekly public affairs programming with news, interviews, opinion, weather, sports, arts, music, events, and issues that matter to NCSU, Raleigh, and the Triangle.

This week on EOT: (click here to stream)

First, Andre Corbett interviews Patrick Blak Roze Hines, a local comedian, whose work has blown up recently.

And after, Marissa interviews Dr. Paul Byrne about his research on planetary geology.

After the break, we’ll discuss the state of the union address tonight and WKNC’s Double Barrel Benefit.

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

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ticket giveaways!!!

Make sure you tune into WKNC to get a chance to win some free tickets! DJs give them away on air, so you never know when they’ll be up for grabs!

Here are some upcoming shows we have stuff for:

The Decemberists @ DPAC, Thursday April 19th

Kendrick Lamar @ Coastal Music Park, Saturday May 26

Lola Pistola @ Neptune’s, Sunday February 4

John Maus w/ Gary War @ Motorco, Friday February 9

RGB @ The Wicked Witch, Tuesday February 20

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Giveaways for the week of 10/30

make sure to tune in this week for a chance to win tickets to these shows!

Overcoats at Cat’s Cradle - Back Room on Sunday November 12th @ 8pm

Jr Jr and Chad Valley at Cat’s Cradle on Tuesday October 31st @ 8pm   

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WKNC 88.1 FM Loud Rock/Chainsaw Charts 2/14/17

1 DARK FUNERAL Where Shadows Forever Reign - Century Media 2 MORS PRINCIPIUM EST Embers Of A Dying World - AFM Records  3 IRON REAGAN Crossover Ministry - Relapse 4 OVERKILL The Grinding Wheel - Nuclear Blast 5 KREATOR Gods Of Violence - Nuclear Blast 6 AVERSIONS CROWN Xenocide - Nuclear Blast 7 BLACK STAR RIDERS Heavy Fire - Nuclear Blast 8 DARK TRANQUILITY Atoma - Century Media 9 CROWBAR The Serpent Only Lies - E1 10 METALLICA Hardwired... To Self-Destruct - Blackened

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WKNC 88.1 FM Radio 200/Indie Rock Charts 2/14/17

1 INFINITY CRUSH Warmth Equation - Joy Void 2 SEE GULLS Curtain Call 3 ASTRO COWBOY Hedonism Colosseum - Self-released 4 SARAH SHOOK AND THE DISARMERS Sidelong 5 STEF CHURA Messes - Urinal Cake 6 FOOD COURT Food Court - Self-Released 7 PRIESTS Nothing Feels Natural - Sister Polygon 8 CLOUD NOTHINGS Life Without Sound - Carpark 9 CHERRY GLAZERR Apocalipstick - Secretly Canadian 10 HOMESHAKE Fresh Air 11 MOSES SUMNEY Lamentations [EP] 12 THE TIGER Corners - To Lose La Track 13 SURFER BLOOD Snowdonia - Joyful Noise 14 JAPANDROIDS Near To The Wild Heart Of Life - Anti 15 LOUIE LOUIE Friend Of A Stranger - Born Losers 16 PROPER ORNAMENTS Foxhole - Slumberland 17 AUSTRA Future Politics - Domino 18 LILA BLUE The Hollows Hold The Healing - Self-Released 19 MUUY BIIEN Age Of Uncertainty - Autumn Tone 20 HAND HABITS Wildly Idle  21 ALLISON CRUTCHFIELD Tourist In This Town - Merge 22 GAP DREAM This Is Gap Dream 23 HANNI EL KHATIB "Paralyzed" [Single] - Innovative Leisure 24 FRED THOMAS Changer 25 AQUARIAN BLOOD last nite in paradise  26 QUIVERS We'll Go Riding On The Hearses - Self-Released 27 LOUISE BURNS Young Mopes - Light Organ 28 TYVEK Origin Of What - In The Red 29 DRAB MAJESTY The Demonstration 30 KESTRELS Kestrels - Sonic Unyon

Top Adds

1 HAND HABITS Wildly Idle 2 TIM DARCY saturday night 3 JESCA HOOP"The Lost Sky" [Single] 4 KING WOMAN Created in the Image of Suffering - Relapse  5 NEAUX Fell Off The Deep End - Iron Pier

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EOT213- International Student 9/14/16

EOT213- International Student 9/14/16

Eye on the Triangle is WKNC’s weekly public affairs programming with news, interviews, opinion, weather, sports, arts, music, events, and issues that matter to NCSU, Raleigh, and the Triangle.

This week on EOT: (click here to stream)

We’ll have This day in History, to see what remarkable events have taken place on this date in the past, and a look at the weather for this week.

As always,Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film “What We Do in the Shadows”.

Nick brings you his Modest Mouth Review. This week he reviews the album "” Necronamidonkeykongimicon” by Globin Cock.

Marissa interviews a NC State professor of planetary geology on his research on volcanic activity on Mercury.

And Colleen Kennan-Ferguson brings you her podcast, Legal Werk, where investigates the rights of international students on campus.

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Wednesday at 4 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

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Marissa Jerden interviews people on the streets at Moogfest 2016 and discusses the panels she attended. 

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Moogfest Day 2 Preview

So you survived day 1 of Moogfest 2016?! So did we and we can’t be more ecstatic for Day, which is sure to bring as many joyous experiences as day 1. 

Today is arguably the most chock filled day with cool programs throughout the duration of the day and then when evening hits, artist after artist of immense talent will be taking the stages of many of Durham’s top venues. 

Be sure to start your morning out right with a good breakfast at many of the local Durham eateries, such as Dame’s Chicken and Waffles, because what’s a better way to start out any day than chicken and waffles. After filling your belly, you should probably check out the Neil Harbisson led panel “The Future of Our Species”, a discussion in which Harbisson, a government recognized cyborg, explores questions pertaining to how the human species can mold with technology. This event takes place at 10 AM in the Carolina Theater, Cinema 1. 

Going on all weekend, is Realiti- Inside the Music of Grimes, an installation that allows for fans to remix Grimes’ track “Realiti” throughout the weekend. This event will be held at the DCC Plaza, room 301. 

At 1:00 PM, in Cinema 1 of the Carolina Theater, be sure to check out the live recording of the Song Exploder Podcast with festival headliner ODESZA. Here the audience can watch ODEZSA take apart their song bit by bit for host,  Hrishikesh Hirway. 

As part of the Afrofuturism program, Wu-Tang Clan co-founder GZA and Duke professor Mark Anthony Neal will be giving a talk in the Fletcher Hall of the Carolina Theater at 4:30 PM. The talk, entitled “Time Travelling with Hip-Hop” focuses on Hip-hop’s role in challenging our ideas of the future. 

After this speech be sure to find yourself another good Durham meal at either Bull City Burger or Toast for a good quick bite. 

Once the delightful supper is over, it’ll be time to get your evening started out with some good music. Local hip-hop artist Professor Toon will be taking the Motorco Music Hall stage at 7:00 PM and he’s definitely not an act to miss after his stellar Double Barrel Benefit show this past February. Stick around afterwards for another NC hip-hop mainstay, Well$, who is sure to keep the energy going with an electrifying set. Might as well stick around for experimental Atlanta hip-hop artist Daye Jack at 8:30, but then make your way over to the Motorco Park stage to see festival highlight Grimes, taking the stage at 8:50. Afterwards is another festival highlight in ODESZA, the electronic act who is sure to make the Motorco Park stage one big dance affair. If hip-hop is more your thing, just stay in Motorco all night as Denzel Curry will perform at 9:15, bringing his hard-hitting street anthems to Durham. Then Lunice, half of Hudson Mohawke, will bring just as dance-y of a set as ODEZSA outside, preparing your ears for the Canadian hip-hop artist Tory Lanez who performs at  11:45 in the Motorco Hall. Last, but definitely not least, is the hip-hop legend GZA, who will be performing his most intimate set of the weekend (as the other one will be held outside at the Motorco Park Stage, Saturday night) in the 430 cap venue. For fans of hip-hop, this is a can’t miss. 

No matter what your schedule, Moogfest is sure to be quite the splendid time. Safe travels to all and have a great time! 

-Jamie Halla, Social Media Director (aka English Soccer) 

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