MELTDOWN 11/10/25: 8485
by Nick Owensthe best pop girlie on the block and i mean it
11/11/2025
100,000 watts of quality,
diverse programming
100,000 watts of quality,
diverse programming
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.
Wednesdays 5pm - 6pm
Neo-Soul, Alternative RnB
Wednesdays 6pm - 7pm
Hyperpop, Digicore, Breakcore, and PC Music
Wednesdays 7pm - 8pm
Video Game, Chiptune, and Instrumental
Wednesdays 8pm - 9pm
Noise, Jazz, Avant-Garde, and Improv
Wednesdays 9pm - 10pm
Noise, Experimental, and Avant Garde
Wednesdays 10pm - 11pm
by Grace Osborn
Tonight's EREBUS started louder with Red Lorry Yellow Lorry, Horror Vacui, and the new single from The City Gates. We also had some classics from Ministry and the Manic Street Preachers as well as something from the Boy Harsher Machina EP which I for some reason just discovered. Been big into Coward's Way by Lowlife. It's that time of year, but nevertheless we persist!!! -Grace
11/12/2025
the best pop girlie on the block and i mean it
11/11/2025
Hey WREKheads, I hope you all enjoyed the show tonight!
11/10/2025
Fall 2025, Episode 1 15:00 - 16:00 Sunday November 9th, 2025 Ayan & Christian We're kicking off WREK's new music history specialty show by discussing the precursors to and origins of METALCORE – typically considered a "fusion genre combining elements of Hardcore Punk and Metal." [1] Recognizable by its "drop-tuned guitar riffs, constant double kick drumming with varying tempos and techniques, breakdown sections, and screaming or shouting vocals," this genre and its influence is ever-present i
11/9/2025