Spooky Tunes for Halloween
The leaves are changing color, the air is getting crisp, the warm smell of apples and pumpkins are wafting through homes across the nation, but…
Tropical Vibes with Jimmy Buffet
By Steven Landry You are lying if you say you’ve never been in a car, on a beach, or an island and sang “wasted away…
Women in Rock: An Ode to Lorde
By Melissa Gauger It is no secret that making it as a woman in the music industry is incredibly difficult. Despite successful women such as…
The Artists Behind Your Favorite Band Tees: From Concepts to Cotton-Polyester
By Erin Christie When browsing the shelves hoping to find the perfect piece that can express your love for something that means a lot to…
Wear Your Heart on Your Sleeve
You expect the very best from WERS – great music, new discoveries, and intelligent commentary all without commercial interruption. You expect the music to be…
The Gypsy Review
WERS Show Review Gypsy – Banner By Sam Fidler I had the privilege of speaking with Leigh Barrett last year when the Lyric Stage cast…
Behind the Music Desk | Hippo Campus, Superorganism and more!
Behind the Music Desk is back again with new discoveries from Hippo Campus, Angel Olsen, Tino Drima and Superorganism. Check it out here.
Weekly News: Title IX – The Price of Certainty
This episode of You are Here explores college courses on Beyoncé, a new initiative to tackle racism surrounding Boston sports, the not-so-virtual reality of video…
Fall 2017 Album Releases To Look Forward To
By Melissa Gauger 2017 has been a year filled with political turmoil, changing environments, personal growth, and perhaps most notably, great new music. Over the…
Behind The Music Desk | Season 3 Episode 1
The Music Team is back behind the desk for another season, this time to talk about: ” Real Thing” – Lady Legs “I Don’t Know…
Sleep Well Beast: A Reflection on Love, Loss, and Politics
WERS Album Review Artwork for Sleep Well Beast by The National By Melissa Gauger “Meet me in the stairwell in a second for a glass…
Remembering Tom Petty
By Jamie Galyas I distinctly remember the first time I expressed interest in rock n’ roll. It was in kindergarten, and everyone in the class…
