messy life 03/19/26
by Oscar Tenienteawesome
3/19/2026
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.
Post-Hardcore, Noise Rock, and Post-Punk
Thursdays 7pm - 8pm
Reggae, Ska, Dub, and Two-tone
Thursdays 8pm - 9pm
Hip Hop, Choice Cuts from the Crates
Thursdays 9pm - 11pm
Funk
Thursdays 11pm - 12am
Indie, Pop Rock, Alt Rock, and New Wave
Fridays 12pm - 1pm
talk, film, soundtrack, and scores
Fridays 5pm - 6pm
by Reggie Slater
Cat Clyde "My Love" Mud Blood Bone Natalie Jane Hill "Colors" Hopeful Woman Ericca Wheeler "Quiet Night" Almost Like Tonight (Live) Gallows Bound "Black Widow Woman" Gallows Bound Billy Strings "Gild the Lily" Highway Prayers Florry "Please" Brown Bunny Ratboys "Go Outside" Happy Birthday, Ratboy Kate & Anna McGarrigle "Swimming Song (Remastered) Tell My Sister Haley Heynderickx "This Morning I Am Born Again" What of Our Nature Tiny Habits "Mudroom" All For Something Jensen McRae "Moth
3/19/2026
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3/19/2026
Nettspend’s debut album has its moments, but they’re not enough to rescue it from an overwhelming sense of dullness. Since his arrival onto the scene in 2023 with his single “Drankdrankdrank,” Nettspend has been one of rap’s most polarizing figures. His musical content and age raise some questions: why is a young, white suburban rapper from Richmond, Virginia, rapping about sex, money, and drugs? That image, if we’re being honest, is off-putting; it reads more like cosplay than authent
3/18/2026
Last Thursday, up and coming Indietronica band Cootie Catcher made a stop on their longest tour to date at WREK’s own event! They were joined by Hillview #73, Mood Room, and Strumbrush at the Masquerade’s Purgatory stage. Hillview #73 started off the night with noisy guitar blended with soft vocals. They had a clear unity in their stage presence that made them great to watch. Mood Room followed with a bit deeper and darker sound, showcasing lush, mesmerizing melodies. Next, Atlanta sensation S
3/18/2026