
Communiqué
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WKDU is a non-commercial educational radio station licensed to serve Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is owned by Drexel University and operated by Drexel students, with several alumni among its on-air staff. It is the only free-format non-commercial FM station in Philadelphia. Communiqué is the Official Blog of WKDU Philadelphia 91.7 FM.
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Noah Kossowsky: Hello, my name is Noah Kossowsky, and this is a very special interview with the band hey i’m outside. Hey, hey i’m outside. Patrick: How you doing? Hannah: Hey. Noah Kossowsky: I’m inside. Yup. I’m surprised by that. I thought by the name that you guys would be outside. But yea, you guys ..read more
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2M ago
DJ LSD: Hello everyone, I’m here with Scott from Boyscott, this is DJ LSD, interviewing Scott for WKDU 91.7 fm Drexel university’s free format non-commercial radio station. Scott, how are you? Scott: I am doing well, technically, I am very good. DJ LSD: That’s good! That’s good to hear, so I wanted to get your ..read more
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By Lukas Da Silva I remember when I first listened to Boyscott when Goosebumps lead single “Nova Scotia 500” popped up on my Discover Weekly playlist. As a 14 year old boy still getting into indie music, this track helped me begin my journey into the scene. Nearly a decade later, the band has returned ..read more
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8M ago
Noah: Alright so we are here at WKDU interviewing Kenny Boothby of Little Kid. My name is Noah. Trent: My name is Trent. N: Alright let’s get this started. So do you have a first question you want to ask? T: Sure, yeah. So I guess as a good introductory question, when did you first ..read more
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9M ago
By Lukas Da Silva Folk rock has become a mainstay within the indie scene and it’s become bittersweet in a way. The fact that there are so many people enjoying the genre and looking for artists within this field of music makes me so happy. However the overabundance of artists working in the genre has ..read more
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10M ago
by Noah Kossowsky Photo by Michael Schmelling, Instagram @Michael_SchmellingIt’s been five years since NYC indie golden boys Vampire Weekend released their fourth album, Father of The Bride. FOTB deviated a bit in the sound and atmosphere fans and critics were used to and wound up being received with the most mixed reception of their careers ..read more
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11M ago
Hello everyone! After a 2 year hiatus, we’re finally bringing Communiqué back. YAY!!! For our first entry, we’ve asked a few of our DJs to share their favorite albums of Q1 of 2024. Keep reading to see what DJs Noah, Leah, and Lukas have been loving ? Noah’s Picks 100% Prod I.V. by Lucy (Cooper ..read more
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2y ago
Some records just stand the test of time. In the mid-90s Baltimore natives Don Corrieri & Tony Pegas of Gargoyle Records released six of the most high-octane east coast break-beat records we’ve ever heard, all of which now fetch a pretty penny on the good ‘ol Cogs. It goes without saying that these tracks still ..read more
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2y ago
By Bartek Jaskulski As we approach our second month during our surreal quarantine, we’ve come to quickly adapt to our surroundings. This includes a number of changes within the industry, whether it be grocery stores, school systems, and even our national parks. One specific industry that has taken a massive hit from this is the ..read more
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2y ago
Our favorite albums from this year! Dominick // Partly Cloudy pick #1: For the first time by Black Country, New Road pick #2: By the Time I Get to Phoenix by Injury Reserve l pick #3: Bright Green Field by Squid pick #4: Smiling With No Teeth by Genesis Owusu pick #5: Drunk Tank Pink ..read more