Black Lives Matter at WFNP
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Music Reviews
The New Abnormal
A review by Sacha Fleming, DJ Ramblin’ Rose Tell us a story, I know you’re not boring. Here’s a little fairytale I like to tell […]
WFNP’s Survival Guide to Quarantine / Isolation; A Collaborative Playlist
In the middle of a global pandemic that has us all stuck at home, it can be easy to find yourself feeling alone. With all […]
L’Epee: A Ye-Ye Pop Paradise
Diabolique from the band L’Epee reviewed by DJ Ramblin Rose Erratic, deranged and sharp-witted, Anton Newcombe is a walking visual film. Whether he is managing […]
Fontaines D.C. DOGREL Album of the Year, 2019
The Irish band’s album Dogrel was released in April, 2019. Reviewed by DJ Ramblin’ Rose, Sacha Fleming “Dublin in the rain is mine / A […]
Music from the Future
Trinity from the band Eartheater reviewed by DJ Young Link AKA Colleen Rogers If you’re looking to hear the next big thing before anyone else, […]
A Cozy, Yet Vast Soundscape
DJ Young Link’s Review of the Album Pang by Caroline Polachek, released October 18th, 2019 NYC native Caroline Polachek first debuted as herself back in […]
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, […]
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 […]