If you want to listen to some crazy-psycho-mumbo-jumbo-filled-to-the-brim-improvisational-emotional-noise... you came to the right place.

Y-Not Philly every Wednesday @ 11 am, 10 pm and Saturdays at 5 pm 
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2nd Wednesday's @ 5 pm WCW with Han & Shan

✙ Philadelphia based dj/producer/rare singer. ✙

Latest Mix: Sequence x Millenium Strike 3.3.2023

Matt Vantine writes catchy pop tunes and decorates them with flowery guitar noodling and a raspy croon. This delicate balance of order and chaos will build a home in your ear. There, it will live for years to come.

 Ever the eccentric loner, Ques doesn’t speak much and when he does it’s usually an awkward jumble of nonsense. His music however, speaks for itself so he often just steps out of the way and lets the music do exactly that. It’s a strange and fascinating thing to see this quite guy erupt into something totally different once the beat drops.

Philadelphia guitarist. 

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“Arp has a knack for making the very large and unknowable very small and concrete.” - Laura Kerry (ThrdCoast).

Hayden Arp makes music with the goal of creating moments of communion in the world. He was raised in Alexandria, VA and attended the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, where he studied electronic music composition. His first single, In the Fading Light, was described by The FADER as “Tingling… gorgeous,” and his debut EP, For Gabriel, was called “Beautiful and elegiac” by ThrdCoast. He lives in Vienna, Austria.

For Tuesday is Mark Ferris, the songwriter, instrumentalist, producer/mix engineer behind the songs. The project began as a series of lofi music sketches on Instagram and TikTok where Ferris explored the creative possibilities of cassette tapes, guitar pedals and synthesizers to make short-form tape loop driven ambient, lofi, experimental music. Inevitably, the project birthed a series of single releases to explore different ways of integrating some of those lofi tape sounds with an indie pop or rock sensibility, leading to the release of The Postal Service-inspired single “Hard Drive” in August 2020, followed by the release of The Smashing Pumpkins-esque “The Summer Went” in October 2020, then rounding out the year with the release of the synth and riff-heavy “Count Me In” a month later, described by Chalk Pit Records as “idyllic synth-pop anthem (which) will have you listening on repeat”.

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