The Gregory Brothers from 'Autotune the News'
Justin found a moment to chat with The Gregory Brothers about their Youtube fame and The Digitour.
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Violinist, Ruth, from the band Spokes calls into WCUR for an interview about upcoming shows and their new album, 'Everyone I Ever Met'.
Spokes Interview on WCUR
Violinist, Ruth, from the band Spokes calls into WCUR for an interview about upcoming shows and their new album, 'Everyone I Ever Met'.
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Mornings with Justin Sochovka
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Foundation Radio Farewell Show
Thursday, we say farewell to The Generic DJ, Coco, and Tenga's eyebrows. Join us at 8pm as we wish our friends good luck and some special guests stop by to do the same. It's sure to be an emotional night so tune in. Only on WCUR.- Foundation Radio Thanks for all you've done for the station!
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Based out of Minnesota, for ten years, Stefan Van Voorst and his band have been making hard-hitting Christian Rock music. In his second album, Out Beyond, Van Voorst intertwines popular rock music you’d hear on the radio, with soul-searching Christian lyrics. All thirteen tracks have a different and unique feel to them, but the track that stands out the most is, “Everything You Need.” It has a fun upbeat, rock band with relatable lyrics with a soothing vocalist. The track that really hits the most, especially if you are religious and may make you think twice, is “I’m With the Drunks.” In general, the album as a whole written quite well and the music was nice to listen to, but unless you are into Christian Rock bands, this isn’t the album for you.
- Brynne Pezzuti
Stefan Van Voorst - "Out Beyond"
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Based out of Minnesota, for ten years, Stefan Van Voorst and his band have been making hard-hitting Christian Rock music. In his second album, Out Beyond, Van Voorst intertwines popular rock music you’d hear on the radio, with soul-searching Christian lyrics. All thirteen tracks have a different and unique feel to them, but the track that stands out the most is, “Everything You Need.” It has a fun upbeat, rock band with relatable lyrics with a soothing vocalist. The track that really hits the most, especially if you are religious and may make you think twice, is “I’m With the Drunks.” In general, the album as a whole written quite well and the music was nice to listen to, but unless you are into Christian Rock bands, this isn’t the album for you.
- Brynne Pezzuti
