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WUOG (90.5 FM) is a student-run college radio station licensed in Athens, Georgia. The station serves the Athens area and is currently owned by the University of Georgia. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Written by Harper White Many celebrities experience stalking, but how many then write an EP from the perspective of their own stalker? Frost Children are back with their new EP Tweaker Poem, a six-track masterpiece with equally impressive writing and production–all done by Lulu and Angel Prost, the siblings that make up the duo.
26,000 Watts of College Debauchery
Written by Harper White Baltimore four-piece act Powerwasher returned in March of 2026 with the force of heavy machinery on their 2026 EP “Pressure.” The band, made up of Tiger (vocals), Eli (guitar), Spencer (drums) and Kendall (bass), has previously released two full-length albums and another EP.
26,000 Watts of College Debauchery
By: Nick Cianciotti Our generation knows our digital consumption isn’t right. Is there any real solution? This current manifestation of technology seems to be in a bit of a limbo. I think everyone is wondering – what’s next? For example, we’re all wondering what is actually going to come out of AI; is it all hype? People being concerned about the future is nothing new, though.
26,000 Watts of College Debauchery
Review and Photography by Abbey Arrowood Feng, a Croydon-born 20-year-old underground UK rapper, made his way to The Loft as the fifth-to-last stop on the US leg of his Weekend Rockstar tour this summer on June 3rd, 2026. Feng has released dozens of singles and two albums thus far in his young career. His most recent album, Weekend Rockstar, released February 13th, consists of 13 songs and is 29 minutes long.
26,000 Watts of College Debauchery
By Gregory Hedquist Of Montreal began their 2026 US tour right at home in Athens, Georgia on the evening of June 19th this year, supporting their newest album aethermead. Before the main act, opener CorMae came up and immediately their playfulness shined through. As vocalist Amber Appleton joked to the crowd, each of the band members took turns smiling sporadically and randomly as if there was an enthusiastic and willing contagion between them.
26,000 Watts of College Debauchery
By Jonas Broom What does home feel like to you? How did your surroundings shape you into the person you are today? Jadasea’s newest project Holly Grove is the manifestation of these questions, and the answers they bring. The newest album by the London rapper is packed with a versatile mix of tracks. The first, starting like a game of Mario Kart 8; Engines revving and tires smoking.
26,000 Watts of College Debauchery
By Alain Cruz This is going to be a mix of my opinions, what I like about each song, and how I personally interpret them. It’s my first time doing a full album review, so it might be a little uneven. Some songs I’ll have a lot to say about, and others I’ll keep shorter just because I don’t have as many thoughts. Also, I’m going through the album in track order. If you like this, feel free to… hit the like button and subscribe? I think you can do that here. Maybe. I might be lying.
26,000 Watts of College Debauchery
Review and Photography by Alain Cruz “A mix of Emma Chamberlain’s energy with a songwriter’s heart” is how she was described to me, but I’d describe her as a blend of Laufey and Magdalena Bay. I was lucky enough to see Laufey very early on, before she blew up, and I got that exact same feeling watching Em. There’s just something so captivating and charming about her that immediately pulls you in.
26,000 Watts of College Debauchery
By: John Faussemagne The following is something I wrote during my freshman year of college in December of 2023 while residing in Washington, D.C. I would also like to add that all photography was taken during the course of my review, which is why it appears so shaky. When Honestly, Nevermind by Drake came out, it was critically panned. However, one specific commentator in the hip-hop community defended Drake under the pretense that everyone wasn’t listening in the right space.
26,000 Watts of College Debauchery
By Gregory Hedquist Stoking the embers of their 2024 debut album “If There’s a Heaven” along with their still fresh singles “Find Somebody” and “Stay for the High,” New York City’s “Melt” rode to Athens this past April for a stop on a relentless and encompassing North America tour. On the evening of April 28th, me and a friend (fellow WUOG staffer DJ Ben) walked downtown and into the Georgia Theatre right as the doors opened.