WLOY wishes you a rockin’ Thanksgiving!

We’re stuffin’ you with sweet music all holiday weekend!

Do these shirts look familiar to you? WLOY went retro and designed our latest shirts after an original WLCR design from “back in the day.” We gave our alumni the first pick, but now we’re opening the selection to you!

We’ve got a variety of colors and sizes to suit your every wish, but quantities are limited! Shirts will be sold at our Live At Boulder broadcast every Friday from 12PM – 2PM. Can’t make it then? Stop by the station and peruse. Whether you’re paying with cash or with Evergreen, the shirts are only $10!

C’mon, the vintage design is so hip right now!

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Top 40 For 11.17.11

November 17th, 2011 by Eric Loose

With the obvious approaching holiday of Thanksgiving (made even more obvious by the image of what I’m expecting next week, to the left), it’s time to take account of what we’re thankful for! Put into “Top 40″ terms, we’re especially thankful for top-of-the-pack-still M83, as well as Baltimorians Future Islands, and newcomers to the list like St. Vincent and Tom Waits! So hopefully you can be thankful for these superb releases as well, and remember to tune into WLOY before all that tryptophan hits! Read the rest of this entry »

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Centsable Finance Today – Economic Sustainability & Bartering

November 17th, 2011 by The Professor

What do economic sustainability systems including bartering offer you and your family? How would you find someone to barter with? Tune in and learn from Jeff Dicken, Julie Gouldener & Mike Hanes, of the Baltimore Green Currency Association. Tune in at 1pm or check out the show in our archives later.

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New Releases 11/6/11

November 16th, 2011 by Billy Dries

This weeks new releases feature some up and coming bands, and some veterans. Brite Futures released their new Album, Dark Past, they have an electronic pop sound similar to MGMT and Passion Pit. The Beets are back with their sophomore album, Let the Poison Out, their style is reminiscent of the Violent Femmes. Jason Masi’s new album also came out this past week, he is a mellow folky musician like Damien Rice. Pterodactyl released their third album this week as well, they feature sounds similar to Bear Hands and Peter Bjorn and John. The new bands that are hitting our airwaves are The Color Pharmacy, and Bleeding Knees Club, the former has the same style as Foster the People, and the latter is very surf rocky like Best Coast and Washed Out. Check Out all these new releases, and more any time on WLOY. Read the rest of this entry »