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Brazz Tree
From two seemingly opposite ends of the world come 2 American musicians with one global musical vision. What starts out a simple ideal – to combine all of the music that one loves without adhering to stylistic guidelines or parameters – becomes increasingly difficult in a world where "music" is not Music unless easily categorized, classified and/or compartmentalized. While Tower Records and stores like it may sooner or later become things of the past, we generally, still try to put artists and their music in a neat little box in our minds. We store that box in Aisle 5 under a sign that reads "JAZZ" or "CLASSICAL" or "ROCK" or "FOLK"… or perhaps in that other room. You know the one that is separated from the rest of the store by glass doors and a sign that reads "WORLD".
Brazz Tree is a band that combines all of the aforementioned elements in a sometimes cacophonous, sometimes very straightforward, always elegant, but also sometimes swooping around and hitting you in the back of the head sort of way.
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Friday
1:00 AM |
Over 9000 with DJ MC and Triple M - techno, metal
Techno Metal and whatever is emerging at the time |
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Friday
1:00 AM |
Over 9000 with DJ MC and Triple M - techno, metal
Techno Metal and whatever is emerging at the time |
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Friday
1:00 AM |
Over 9000 with DJ MC and Triple M - techno, metal
Techno Metal and whatever is emerging at the time |
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About WAUG
Welcome to WAUG online. WAUG is a student run radio station for Augustana College, located in Rock Island, IL. It broadcasts over the internet 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The staff for WAUG is made up almost entirely of students, and includes campus faculty as well. All students are able to have a show in which they can utilize their creative talents to both speak and play different music varieties over the air. The WAUG studio is equipped with a mixer, and CD, record, cassette, DAT tape, and mini-disk capabilities. Having a show at WAUG provides students with the proper training and practice for future careers in radio and communications industries. It also provides campus organizations a fun and better way to reach students.
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