Station DJ Matt Fouty spoke with band vocalist Jonas Stein about touring and the new record.
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Category Archives: U92 Presents
U92 Presents: Fang Island at 123 Pleasant St.
Saturday, November 10th.
Fang Island.
Sleepwalker.
$10.
Presented by WWVU-FM and 123 Pleasant Street.
U92 Presents / Interview with Donora
Donora, an indie pop rock band from Pittsburgh, stopped by the U92 station to discuss a few things as well as perform a few acoustic songs.
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U92 Presents / Interview w/ Zammuto
Station DJ A.J. Buchanan interviewed the band hours before their show with Explosions in the Sky. The self-titled album is discussed and jokes are made.
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U92 Presents: Interview w/ Skeletonwitch
U92 brought Athens, OH metal band Skeletonwitch to 123 Pleasant Street, and before they took the stage, station DJs John T.K. Scherch and Jeremy Jenkins interviewed the band.
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U92 Presents: Interview w/ The Avett Brothers
photo by emily meadows
Station DJ Carly Parana interviewed the band before their performance at West Virginia University’s Creative Arts Center. Give it a listen.
U92 Presents / Interview w/ Math the Band
Math the Band played a house show in Morgantown last week, and before so, the duo paid U92 a visit. U92 Music Director Derek Rudolph hosts this interview and talks to the band about their new album as well as touring.
U92 Presents / Interview w/ Freeway
Hours before his Morgantown performance, rapper Freeway stopped by the U92 station to be interviewed on The Urban Diner, U92’s hip hop specialty show.
Freeway has spent time with Roc-A-Fella records, worked with Jay-Z and now resides with Rhymesayers Entertainment and G-Unit Philly. His style has also been attributed to that of Ghostface Killah’s.
Freeway’s latest record, Diamond in the Ruff, is discussed in the interview as well as his association with the Muslim faith. The interview was hosted by U92 Urban Diner Director Stephen Hoops.
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U92 Presents / Interview w/ Cloud Nothings
Dylan Baldi found himself bored with college sometime in 2009 and, from there, started recording music, by himself, on a typical desktop computer. Three years later, he’s a member of Cloud Nothings, a moderately successful band on a nationwide tour, with an album enjoyed by many under its arm.
That album, Attack on Memory, received a Best New Music stamp from Pitchfork upon it’s release as well as numerous other positive reviews, and even here at U92, the album was met with a few months of rotation play.
I caught up with Dylan and band drummer Jayson Gerycz at their most recent show in D.C. We discussed Attack on Memory, Steve Albini, and their experience at South By Southwest.
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