Erin Wolf
88Nine Music Director / On-Air TalentHometown:
West Bend, Wisc. (Milwaukeean since the late ’90s)
First concert:
CHICAGO with my parents at Summerfest in the early ’90s.
Favorite place to take a visitor in Milwaukee:
Any spot along Lake Michigan — trails, parks, etc.
How/why you got into radio:
I majored in print journalism but was definitely obsessed with radio since a young age. After graduation, I began volunteering as a DJ at 91.7 FM WMSE and haven’t left the industry, since. My favorite thing about community radio is how supportive it is of the local scene. Hit me up if you’re a local musician with a new song, EP, album, etc.
Comfort drink:
Cold months = hot cider. Warm months = sport tea.
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The title track from the duo's upcoming album clocks in at more than 6 minutes, but they use that time to the fullest. -
At top of the new records out June 26 are Temples and Pond, while influential reissues come from Book of Love and Lovesliescrushing. -
Like the rest of their soon-to-drop album, the Austin band didn't rush this new single and were rewarded for their patience. -
The upcoming record from Chris Stewart's project leans more into guitar, but this track aligns nicely with his electro-pop sound. -
One of the buzziest new records of the year finds its way into our latest batch of recommended releases on this New Music Friday. -
The duo recently announced a new album that includes the title track, which manages to find joy in a dreary existence. -
This week's new releases are perfect for pre-summer days, led by albums from of Montreal, Widowspeak, Cindy and Hrishikesh Hirway. -
It's an indie-rock wonderland among this Friday's new record releases, led by Kurt Vile's first studio effort in four years. -
The indie folk rockers enlisted a raft a musical friends and a throwback recording approach to create this warm, welcoming single -
The latest record from Bleachers leads our top picks among this week's releases, which also include a couple doses of punk + electronica.
