WZBC online radio
WZBC is a non-commercial, independent radio station based in Newton, Massachusetts and operated by Boston College. The station broadcasts a diverse range of music programming, featuring underground and alternative music across various genres including indie rock, electronic, hip hop, and more. In addition to music shows, WZBC also features talk and news programming, as well as student-run shows that showcase the talent and creativity of the Boston College community. The station has a strong commitment to supporting local and independent artists, making it a valuable resource for music discovery and community engagement. With a dedicated team of volunteer DJs and a loyal listenership, WZBC continues to be a vital part of the Boston radio landscape.
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Radiostation playlist
| Artist | Song title | |
|---|---|---|
| Max Richter | Organum | |
| Natoxie | Dépi ou ka payé mwen | |
| Patrick Cowley | School Daze | |
| The Detroit Cobras | Cha Cha Twist | |
| Goose | Madhuvan | |
| The Walker Brothers | Make It Easy On Yourself | |
| Ensemble Nist-Nah | Geni / Tirta | Elders | Swayer | |
| Pavement | Cut Your Hair | |
| Actress | THERE'S AN ANGEL IN THE SHOWER | |
| Protomartyr | Night-Blooming Cereus | |
| Yo La Tengo | The Summer | |
| Ornette Coleman | Theme From A Symphony (Variation One) | |
| Solfeggio Healing Frequencies MT | Deep Healing Meditation (888 Hz) | |
| Richard Stoute | Vehicle | |
| Unspecified | Music of the Tera People: Tera Dance with Two Xylophones- Sapar Kwada | |
| Kemp Harris | Stand Up, Rise Up | |
| Las Anez | Flores Secas + Cancion de Amor | |
| my bloody valentine | To Here Knows When | |
| The Buttertones | Orpheus Under the Influence | |
| T. Rex | Jeepster | |
| Oren Ambarchi | fyra | |
| Kælan Mikla | Sólstöður | |
| Galaxie 500 | Way Up High | |
| This Mortal Coil | Come Here My Love (Remastered) | |
| Sascha Funke | When Will I Be Famous | |
| Dark Holler | Splinter | |
| Wall Of Voodoo | Me and My Dad | |
| Fire! Orchestra | ECHOES: I see your eye, part 1 | |
| Richard Stoute | Goodbye Now My Bajan Girl | |
| Miles Davis | So What |