
girl rock! 9/29/26
by Ava Freelanda palate cleanser before punktober
9/29/2026
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WREK is the entirely student managed, operated, and engineered radio station of Georgia Tech.
You can listen online and browse through our 14-day archive of specialty shows, sound blocks, sports, and public affairs programming.
Tune in to WREK's own curated specialty shows, delving into a sonic scape, genre, or movement that shaped music history.

Noise, Jazz, Avant-Garde, and Improv
Wednesdays 9pm - 10pm

Noise, Experimental, and Avant Garde
Wednesdays 10pm - 11pm

Psychedelic Rock, Sparse Rock, Drone, and Shoegaze
Wednesdays 11pm - 12am

Vocaloid, J-pop, J-rock, and Electronic
Thursdays 4pm - 5pm

Midwest Emo, Post Hardcore, Math Rock, and Skramz
Thursdays 5pm - 6pm

Folk, Traditional Folk, Bluegrass, and Appalachian
Thursdays 6pm - 7pm

by Spencer Waldner
Welcome back to yet another week where I've managed to find ~50 minutes worth of bangers! This week was #TooEasy (Tinashe ref?!?!) with all the recent releases coming out. Welcome back out of retirement, brakence! I know everyone was devasted when I didn't show up last week, but I'm back and better than ever (lies). Your friendly neighbor hyperpopman, DJ SpinStar 𖦹☆ Tracklist: Life 1 (where did the time go)- Quadeca Wander (ft. kenesukoh)- mach5 ready or noT- brakence Dare me- have morals
9/30/2026

a palate cleanser before punktober
9/29/2026
Hello, hello! This is Muse. Today we are gonna dive into music of Russia that was produced by one of the best modern artists of Russia. The theme however is special: it is made entirely out of artists who got labeled as "foreign agents", or whose shows got cancelled a lot by the government after the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine. Here is what I hope listeners of this show already do know: politics don't define the entire country. There are people there who raise kids, laugh and c
9/28/2026

Episode 9 (Fall 2026) 15:00 - 16:00 Sunday, September 27th, 2026 Hosts: Christian, Henry, & Jenna This week, we talk all about the origins and beginnings of independent rock in early 1970s West Germany - commonly known as Krautrock. Deutsch Musicians (frequently young ones, often students) in the late 1960s were asking the question, "What does German rock sound like?" Many despised the mainstream "schlager" music of the time, and many were also participating in revolts against conservatives in
9/27/2026