We have been planning this for awhile and finally, finally, we have a new streaming provider. Today we launched our streams (yes, multiple ones!) with Stretch Internet. You should be able to hear the improvement in quality and we have 3 levels of streams so those who can’t connect through the highest connection have other options available. We hope you like this as much as we do because we are positively giddy about it!
THIS SATURDAY, November 12th, WDCV is crazy-excited to present…
The Almost-Acoustic Showcase of Musical Talent
What is it, you ask? How would you feel about an all-night, 100% free concert featuring five, count ’em, FIVE kick-ass bands? Because, that, my friends, is exactly what it is.
You’ll hear from Wild Horse and Video 54, two bands comprising current Dickinsonians and resident Carlislians.
You’ll hear from Trunks and Tales, a one-man acoustic troubadour from Harrisburg.
You’ll hear from Scott Pine and the Conifers, indie goodness from Bethlehem, PA
And you’ll hear from the ever-popular Ton Taun, the official partially-bearded band of WDCV.
And it’s all for free and free for all THIS SATURDAY.
Doors open at 7 pm at The Depot, the show kicks off at 8 pm. There’ll be great music, cool people, light refreshments, WDCV merch, and an awesome atmosphere. Free and open to anyone, Dickinson students and non-students alike, so bring your mom! Bring everyone, because it’s going to be a damned good time.
Here’s how it’s gonna go down:
7 pm: Depot doors open
8 pm: Video 54
8:45: Scott Pine and the Conifers
9:30: Wild Horse
10:30: Trunks and Tales
11:00: Ton Taun
You can pick up some WDCV swag, merch from the artists, plus water and lemonade. But the show itself is totally free.
The Depot is located on the Dickinson College campus right next to the Kline Athletic Center, on Cherry Street in between High and Louther Streets.
It doesn’t get any better, and it doesn’t get any cheaper, so we hope to see you all there! Until then, rock and roll and don’t lose your cred!
With much love,
All your favorite folks here at WDCV
Come out to chat with your favorite DJs on Tuesday November 1st from 11am-1pm. Buy Day of the Dead ( Día de los Muertos) treats and listen to music on a crisp, autumn day. We hope to see you all there!
October 11th is the first ever College Radio Day! This is super awesome and we are so excited to participate in it. College Radio Day was created to help showcase the wonderful stations across the country that may be seen as secret gems within in community they serve. Many colleges have been selling their radio licenses to fill gaps in their budget, but once that happens, you aren’t going to get the station back and a void is left on campus and the community. Please support WDCV by listening in and telling others what a great station we are. We love Dickinson & Carlisle and we plan on being around for a long, long time!
Did you miss WDCV’s remote broadcast from the Beer Crawl in the Fall? Here is the picture recap! We hope to see you at our next remote broadcast…..somewhere in Carlisle!
A few years ago one of our exec staff ventured over to the Dickinson Archives to find all of the great WDCV items hidden there. I’m not sure why it has taken this long to post them but here is the first batch of them. There are probably 7 or 8 collections we will be posting so stay tuned!
School is here and WDCV is looking for djs to fill our airwaves with delightful tunes! If you are interested in becoming a dj (or returning from last year) you can stop by the WDCV table at activities night. We will hold dj meetings on Sept. 14th & 15th (you only have to attend 1) in Tome 115 @7pm to give you all of the information you will need to get started. Follow us on Facebook for updates! If you have any other questions, or just want to say hello, email us at wdcvfm at gmail.com
On Friday, August 26th, WDCV hosted it’s second Discover Dickinson orientation workshop. WDCV exec staff showed first-years around the station, helped them play their first song over the air and had them make posters for our upcoming DJ meeting. The groups showed lots of potential, for excellent DJs, awesome exec members and maybe even station manager someday. Only time will tell. In the meantime, enjoy the pictures below!
Foster the People
Torches
★★★/5
This is the first full album from Foster the People. It’s electronic and synthy, but remains grounded in perfectly danceable pop. Torches can seem a little gimicky and cheesy at times, perhaps even unmemorable, but the tracks “Pumped Up K
icks” and “Don’t Stop” are pretty good. But the album does drag a bit, it gets repetitive, and you feel as if you’ve heard it all before, which may not be a completely a bad thing, But it gets strong again on the track “Miss You”
Tessa
