Rashad Alexander and Sam Baughn
• November 29, 2022
The 2022 Grammy Award Nominations were officially released this week and with them comes frustration, controversy and lack of respect for Black culture.
Clare Lindstrom, MUR Programming Director
• November 21, 2022
Before the first night of his five-show residency at the United Center, Harry Styles canceled the evening’s performance due to an illness in his band. It’s no secret that we are facing a worldwide mental health crisis.
Sam Baughn, General Manager for Marquette Radio
• October 25, 2022
It’s been four years since English rock band Arctic Monkeys released “Tranquility Base Hotel,” a visionary album that marked a hard left turn in the band's discography. It seemed impossible to follow up such a tightly woven and conceptually sound project, and yet the band's latest release, “The Car,” manages to live up to these steep expectations.
Rashad Alexander, Music Director
• October 20, 2022
I was excited to hear the news that Lil Baby was dropping his new solo album "It's Only Me." However, as the Oct. 14 release date crept closer, I was a little concerned for the Atlanta rapper.
Tom Oeffling, Marquette Radio On-Air Host
• October 18, 2022
Somewhere between ambient music, shoegaze, noise rock, and punk, lies No Age, LA juggernauts who are back after two years with a new album and a tour. Their new album out on Drag City, “People Helping...
Sam Baughn, General Manager for Marquette Radio
• October 9, 2022
Pharoah Sanders, an early pioneer of the free jazz movement, passed away Sept. 24, leaving behind a rich musical legacy of nearly 60 years of recordings and performances. His death comes nearly a year...
Hannah Hernandez, Assistant News Editor
• October 4, 2022
When she arrived at Marquette, Alaniz searched for a program that addressed the lack of resources for students that struggle with purchasing career attire, but she said she didn't find much. So, she created the Marquette Career Closet.
Sam Baughn, General Manager for Marquette Radio
• September 25, 2022
Djo began with the release of the album "Twenty Twenty." Three years later, Djo’s 'Decide’ is a robust and consistent follow-up project that reworks 80’s synth wave and indie rock elements in exciting ways.
