The Girl in A Band: Kim Gordon, Goddess of Underground Indie Rock
No Home Record by Kim Gordon was released October 14, 2019 Sonic Youth may be over, and her marriage to Thurston Moore may be too, […]
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A Review of Return to Wherever by Tupperware Remix Party
Return to Wherever was released in July of 2019 By Jack Kiessel Canadian rock group Tupperware Remix Party delivered their fourth studio this past summer […]
A Review Of Contemporary Sickness by Deaf Club
by Joe Ippolito Contemporary Sickness was released October 4th, 2019. California supergroup, Deaf Club, never needed to prove themselves to anyone. With members from groups […]
Daytime Programming Returns to The Edge
WFNP is pleased to announce the return of daytime live radio programming. Starting at 11:00 AM, the on-air studio will be featuring live on-air DJs […]
Sports Enthusiasts Wanted
WFNP Radio is seeking students to assist us with coverage of NP Athletic game coverage. We will need people to provide commentary or play by […]
NFR: The Next Best American Album
Norman F*ing Rockwell! was released August 30th, 2019. Norman F*ing Rockwell! is Lana Del Rey’s most mature venture yet. Her sixth studio album featuring Jack […]
A Review of Schlagenheim
Schlagenheim was released by black midi in June of 2019 Going into Schlagenheim, the debut album from English rock band black midi, I wasn’t sure […]
The Revival of Garage Rock
A review of the Nox Boys’ Out of Touch By Sacha Fleming Underground garage rock is versatile in the way it incorporates many different genres. […]
South Bay by The Mops: An Album Review
On their sophomore album “South Bay,” The Mops deliver from beginning to end.