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VOL. 2

2015-2016

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PLEASE,

Since 2008, the Pinhook has had its
doors open for everyone. And, no, not just
for the stereotypical jaded punk bro who
doesn't fit in with his peers or for the peo-
ple who want a place to drink on the week-
end. The Pinhook has its doors open for
the outcast and oppressed. The Pinhook's
doors are open for trans people, for wom-
en, for people who aren't straight, for dis-

abled people, for people of
every race and ethnicity,
for victims of abuse, and,
by god, the Pinhook keeps
us all safe.

Because of an amass- J
ment of financial burdens, those very
doors are being threatened to close. To
me, and to so many others in the Triangle,
the Pinhook represents something bigger
than a place to see your favorite band
Going to shows at the Pinhook for me
is not outside of my comfort zone. As a
mentally ill trans person, going to shows
s hard. Engaging in “the scene" is hard.
Being in public with strangers who can-
not grasp certain facets of your identity is
traumatizing. Cat-calling, non-consensual
moshing, and general anxiety of your sur

SAVE am

THE PINHOOK.

THIS IS NOT SIMPLY A DECREE OR CRY
FOR HELP. IT IS A DEMAND. A BEACON
OF INCLUSIVITY, OF SAFETY, IS BEING
THREATENED IN OUR COMMUNITY.

roundings can always threaten a person's
safety.

There are so few safe spaces in this
community, and I'd even venture to say
in most local music communities. The
Pinhook is one of the few places in the
Triangle | can feel comfortable peeing
at (a big “hell yeah!" to genderneu-
tral bathrooms!). It's hard to come by a

It’s hard to come by a show space with
a list of intolerable behaviors painted in

big letters on the wall, like it’s screaming
out for the oppressed and overlooked to

show space with a list of intolerable be-
haviors painted in big letters on the wall,

like it's screaming out for the oppressed
and overlooked to please, please respect
us. It's not every day that a public space
demands safety. It's not every day un-
derprivileged people can feel at home in
public.

The Pinhook is solace and it is fiercely
demanding that solace for every person
in attendance, every night, every week,
and every year.

So, please, save the Pinhook.

PHILLIPS

UPDATE: ON FEB. 4TH, THE PINHOOK
REACHED ITS $80,000 FUNDRAISING
GOAL. LET’S KEEP PINHOOK ALIVE
AND A SAFE SPACE.

ht ey A SHOW

EVER WONDERED HOW YOU CAN GET MORE
NVOLVED IN YOUR MUSIC SCENE? IF YOU’VE
VER WANTED TO SET UP A DIY SHOW, OR ARE
WONDERING WHAT GOES INTO PLANNING ONE,
ERE ARE SEVEN SIMPLE STEPS ON HOW TO
OOK A SHOW. **DISCLAIMER: BOOKING A
SHOW IS ANYTHING BUT “SIMPLE” ,**

1. Make sure you've got a space available! This can be a venue, a basement,
a bookstore (RIP Nice Price), a living room, a record store, etc. Bars are okay
spots for shows, but age restrictions suck. **Give yourself a month minimum

beforehand to avoid conflicts with other shows, last minute band cancellations,
finding a PA, and generally not wanting to tear your hair out.**

2. Get your paws on a PA! You'll need some amplification for your mics and
such so you can hear loud and clear. The space may have one already, but if

they don't, ask around with your music pals, especially those that are in bands.
Also, make sure someone's on board to run sound during the show. It can be as
simple or as EQ-y and complex as you want! **Acoustic/stripped down shows

are another alternative! This will keep any noise complaints to a minimum, and
is also generally lower-risk and lower-stress.**

3. Gather your talent! Touring bands bring a new/exciting element to a show,
while local bands bring a familiar/guaranteed element. Mix it up to ((hopefully))
ensure a good show and a decent crowd! **Make Sure you've got a place for

your touring bands to sleep! Sometimes they can/will find one on their own, but
definitely don't leave them hangin'.**

4. Promote your event! Two weeks in advance is a good guideline for when

to start promotion. Make a flier, a Facebook event, tell your friends, get it on
the WKNC Rock Report, anything you can to spread the word! Make sure you
include: who's playing, time/date, place, and donation amount. If it's a house
show, do NOT post your address! Just say to ~*ask*~ Also, if you have a dollar
amount required for entry, you've got to pay taxes to The Man or something,

so make sure you put the word “donation” next to it! **If this is a sober show or
a safe(r) space, PLZ make sure you denote this on the flier!! If you don't know
what these are, look ‘em up and consider them for yr show. ~**

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5. Have an early load-in time for the bands to get their gear inside and (may-
be) set up // soundcheck. This also provides cushion time for getting lost, flat
tires, "“dog-ate-my-drumset” (classic...), etc. Check-in with bands a week or two
and then a day or two in advance to make sure that everyone's still on board
and good to go! Exchange phone numbers to make communication easy. **Peo-
ple usually expect a show to run on *punk time,* so if you're trying to keep a
tight schedule, say so! Make it clear in your promo AND to the bands!**

6. Collect donations! The number one gold star trait of a house or DIY-space
host is someone who brings around the donation box! It sucks, and sometimes
people look at you funny. But at the end of the day, your touring bands NEED
((not want)) gas money and deserve a lil’ extra for being rad.

7. Have a good dang time! Thanks for putting together a cool event where
people can come, hang, and keep the scene alive.

by dJ/dx

“KAPPA NU CHI” (KNC) TALKS
TO AN ALPHA SIGMA PHI

Indie Rock Kids and Frat Bros: it’s ———
a Classic clash of cultures. They
wear really short shorts, we wear
WKNC shirts all the damn time. But
what about music taste? Is there
any commonality? Has Vampire
Weekend successfully united indie
and frat? Brave assistant music
director, I, galpal, goes onto the
scene to investigate.

yzed1eb Aq

ME, KAPPA NU GAMMA (KNC): What is your favorite indie rock band?

| FRAT GUY, ALPHA SIGMA PHI: | don't know what counts as indie rock, but Swim
in the Wild is a lesser known rock band that | saw in concert and liked

galpal: What is the most indie band that you can think of off the top of your
bees Nes head?

FRAT GUY: Wolf Alice came up in conversation once, | know nothing about them
| galpal: What was the last concert you went to?

FRAT GUY: Colony House.

galpal: What song is a must play at Greek life events?

FRAT GUY: You cannot go to a party at State without hearing Fetty.

galpal: What do you think we do at WKNC?
FRAT GUY: It's a student run radio station... 24 hours?

(After our conversation | looked up Swim in the Wild and the first result was their
ReverbNation page.)

At the end of the day, maybe we’re not so different. He likes Fetty Wap... | like
Fetty Wap... | like Wolf Alice... someone mentioned them to him once. Frat guys
and indie kids both drink really cheap beer and hog the aux cord. In the words
of Jeff Mangum: “Can’t believe how strange it is to be anything at all.”

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PLAYLIST |

Music communities can be tough to move up in, especially if they é
are male-dominated. The Triangle music scene has plenty of variety
regarding genre as well as gender, and it’s important to give these
hardworking non-cis-male artists the credit they deserve. Help
encourage inclusivity in Triangle music by checking out these
artists and their work; you won't be disappointed.

Craving more non-cis-male music? Check out the “non-male power
hour” on WKNC 88.1 FM from 3 - 4p.m., on Wednesdays.

1. beverly tender - wham-o-blam-o

2. housefire - when you wish upon an electrical fire
3. Naked Naps - Graham's Cat (David Bryne)

4, Luxe Posh - Late August Night (mix)

5. See Gulls - Long Gone

6. Shirlette Ammons - Dear Nora

7. blursome - Symbol Sourcebook
8. DJ PlayPlay - Bondage
9. zensofly - Get Down

10. Des Ark - French Fries are Magical

by NCSU guest

WKNC’S HIP-HOP

In honor of Underground Hip-Hop headlining
night two of Double Barrel 13, WKNC takes a
look back at the last 13 years of the most
influential North Carolina Hip-Hop

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9th Wonder and Cesar Comanche's creation, Justus League, was in full
swing by 2003. The collection included artists L.E.G.:A.C.Y, The Away Team,
Darien Brockington, Little Brother, Edgar Allen Floe, Median, Chaundon,
Cesar Comanche, 9th Wonder, Buckshot, Sean Price, and Skyzoo. The Hall
of Justus was founded by Little Brother's former manager, Big Dho, as an
outlet for the collective. National recognition to Little Brother is achieved
when Jay Z reached out to 9th Wonder to help produce his track “Threat”.
Meanwhile at NC State, students with a common interest in hip-hop come
together to form the Hip Hop Organization (H20).

Ja STawsabeax Xq

9th Wonder leaves Little Brother and the remaining members, Phonte and
Big Pooh, decide to leave record label, Atlantic Records, after failing to deliv-
er expectations on the their second album, "The Minstrel Show" (one dope.
ass. record, like how'd that shit not blow up? anyways...). It was around this
time that J. Cole started receiving recognition after releasing his mixtape
“The Come Up." J. Cole would go on to say WKNC is the shit. Kooley High
meets at NC State and releases their tape “Raleigh's Finest,” a collection of
NC's young blood in the local scene.

»» 2008-2009

’ «/ With the fall of Little Brother, rapper Phonte collabs with producer Nicolay
to release Leave It All Behind. Big Pooh goes on to release two solo albums,
The Delightful Bars and Rapper's Delight. 9th Wonder goes on to produce
tracks for some of the BIGGEST names in hip-hop and R&B. We're talking
Jay Z, Destiny's Child, De La Soul, Sean Price, Wale. Kooley High release
their first official tape, The Summer Sessions EP and continue to rep the
local NC scene

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TIME MACHINE

Rhapsody of Kooley High gains national recognition with the release of her
mixtape “Return of the B-Girl” and continues to grow the following year

in 2011 with “Thank H.E.R. Now.” Drique London, NC State Alum, releases
the anticipated “Nike SB: The Mixtape “after repeated setbacks from the
original release date in 2008. King Mez plays Hopscotch and Double Barrel
Benefit VII. Professor Toon releases Hulk Smash Music Video. Deniro Farrar
releases his debut mixtape, "Feel This.” Kooley High releases “Eastern

Standard Time." ie

Deniro Farrar continues putting in work releasing “Kill Or Be Killed,”
which lands as Stereogum’s “Mixtape of the Week” in October 2012.
Well$ releases “¢ay La V.” Deniro Releases both “The Patriarch” and
“The Patriarch II” within months of each other. Charlotte scene gets
hype as shit. Rhapsody releases “The Idea of Beautiful” on Jamla Re-
cords. SkyBlew Releases “Your Dream Is BLEW Reality” on Bandcamp.

In 2015, SkyBlew releases "Jazz For Autumn Kismet" And "Race For Your Life, Sky-
Blew" a few months later which climbs to Bandcamp's second best seller. This is also
when SkyBlew teams up with The Digi Destined for a full band. SkyBlew basically
achieves stardom in South Korea and is invited to play Hopscotch 2015. Professor
Toon plays Hopscotch in 2014 and shortly after collabs with Made of Oak (of Sylvan
Esso) and Well$ (Track: Side Rides yet to be released). A few months later Toon re-
leases "Take Notes" on bandcamp. Deniro Farrar interviews on “Sway In The Morning”
in 2014. His latest work Cliff Of Death II with producer Young God is released in 2015
Deniro also collabs with Denzel Curry and DKAD to release "Bow Down." In 2016,
Deniro is now signed to Vice Records and Warner Brothers Records and continues to

rep Cult Rap, truly raising a new and substantive genre of rap.

5 y,

MONDAY

Indie Rock
The Chlobert Report
9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.

Jefferson Steelflex
1:00p.m. - 2:00p.m.

Willia.m. the Conqueror
2:00p.m. - 3:00p.m.

DJAJ, DJ Vu
3:00p.m. - 4:00p.m.

PQ Jones
4:00p.m. - 5:00p.m.

fresnel
6:00p.m. - 7:00p.m.

Cat Planet
7:00p.m. - 8:00p.m.

Underground

Dilemma, YeagerMeister |

8:00p.m. - 10:00p.m.

DJ DEVine, DJ From
Full House
10:00p.m. - 11:00p.m.

Blue Jay, DJ Hanna
11:00p.m. - 12:00am

TUESDAY _WED

Indie Rock
The Fuzz, Alex the Great
3:00p.m. - 4:00p.m.

TheGarf
4:00p.m. - 5:00p.m.

Voyager 3
5:00p.m. - 6:00p.m.

Afterhours
Snooze, L-Dub
8:00p.m. - 9:00p.m.

colgate, Juneau
9:00p.m. - 10:00p.m.

iCloud
10:00p.m. - 11:00p.m.

Just Damien, Scotty G
11:00p.m. - 12:00a.m.

NESDAY
ra

Indie Rock
Mattador
9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.

College Radio Live
Under the Needle / WKNC |
10:00a.m.-11:00a.m. |

Local Lunch
DJ Iron Mic
12:00p.m. - 1:00p.m.

Indie Rock
DJ Vu, Devin Bacon
2:00p.m. - 3:00p.m.

DJ Thunder Thighs, dJ/dx
3:00p.m. - 4:00p.m.

Eye on the Triangle
lan Grice and Mirtha
Donastorg
4:00p.m. - 5:00p.m.

Pulse of the Pack
DJ Chris
7:00p.m. - 8:00p.m.

Afterhours
Muta
8:00p.m. - 9:00p.m.

MakAttack
9:00p.m. - 10:00p.m.

en-decay, Outback Jakehouse
10:00p.m. - 11:00p.m.

DJ lean, KING LOU
11:00p.m. - 12:00a.m.

The Crypt
Soulwood
9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.

Geet Bazaar

Afroz Taj and

John Caldwell
m= 10:00a.m. - 12:00p.m.

All Things A Capella

Glenn Weeks

12:00p.m. - 2:00p.m.

Canto de Lobos
DJ Cancel, MCMC

3:00p.m. - 4:00pm

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Both Kinds Radio
Big Fat Sac
4:00p.m. - 6:00p.m.

Post Rock Block
Whatsherface, L-Dub
6:00p.m. - 8:00p.m.

=

Afterhours
Katie, Vertigo
12:00a.m. - 1:00a.m.

Indie Rock
BV$
8:00a.m. - 9:00a.m.

Hamburglar
2:00p.m. - 3:00p.m.

Just Damien
3:00p.m. - 4:00p.m.

galpal
4:00p.m. - 5:00p.m.

Local Band Local Beer
phian
5:00p.m. - 7:00p.m.

Indie Rock
nik nack, Great Brittan
7:00p.m. - 8:00p.m.

Chainsaw Rock
Filthy Rich, Billy
8:00p.m. - 10:00p.m.

English Soccer
10:00p.m. - 12:00a.m.

Underground
DJ Trillimanjaro,
DJ will.im.not
8:00p.m. - 9:00p.m.

Wyte Noiz
9:00p.m. - 10:00p.m.

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FRIDAY

Indie Rock
Y O@ Y @ Deejay Slik
Rick!!! = © B+ +
9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.

The Kell Jar
1:00p.m. - 2:00p.m.

Jake from State
Farm, Kara
2:00p.m. - 3:00p.m.

YeagerMeister,
Green Man
3:00p.m. - 4:00p.m.

DJ sPaRrOvV,
Whatsherface
4:00p.m. - 6:00p.m.

Friday Night
Request Rock
Uncle Paul
8:00p.m. - 12:00a.m.

SATURDAY

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Shake, Rattle, and Roll

DJ JP
9:00a.m.-10:00a.m.

| Americana, Blues and

Company
Wizard Dr, DJ CJ, Lady
Marmalade
10:00a.m.-12:00p.m.

Soul & Roll
The Good Son
12:00p.m.-1:00p.m.

College Radio Live

| Under the Needle/WKNC

1:00p.m. - 2:00p.m.

The Global Shift
DJ Coucou
2:00p.m. - 3:00p.m.

Two Guys, A Lot of
Tapping
Jooceman, The Captain
3:00p.m. - 4:00p.m.

Being and Funkiness
Heavy Liquid
4:00p.m. - 5:00p.m.

That Emo Show
The Captain, Sam
5:00p.m. - 6:00p.m.

Shut the Punk Up
Doug Chaos
6:00p.m. - 8:00p.m.

Real RnB Radio
Mir.l.am
8:00p.m. - 10:00p.m.

Underground
DJ Iron Mic, Anderson
10:00p.m. - 12:00a.m.

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"Canto de Lobos is an all-Spanish speaking
music radio show. Our goal is to show the Ra-
leigh area the diversity and beauty of Spanish
music by playing all genres. We play salsa,
rock, merengue, pop, rap, bachata, edm, and
many more. Canto de Lobos aims to help
Hispanic/Latino artists and groups by having
exclusive interviews, giving away tickets,
spreading news about events during the show,
and more. CDL also hopes to assist those who
are interested in learning Spanish. We are on
Sundays from 3 to 4p.m.

Our goal is to show the Raleigh area
the diversity and beauty of Spanish
music by playing all genres.

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CDL started as a fun idea, but it has turned
into a passion for DJ Cancel and MCMC,
Through the show we have gotten to show-
case Hispanic/Latino music and culture. We
hope to inspire future generations to do the
same in order to spread diversity throughout
NCSU and the Raleigh area."

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WELCOME, WELCOME TO RALEIGH,
wey, NORTH CAROLINA, ALSO KNOWN AS THE

Raleigh is quite possibly the best city south of the
ason-Dixon and east of the Mississippi. We sure as
hell are a lot better than Richmond, even though they
do beat us in PBR consumption. There are many great
things about Raleigh including, but not limited to, Hop-
scotch Music Festival (| hear rumors that Radiohead are
headlining in 2016), 88.1 WKNC FM (the best college
adio station in the Triangle, like does WXYC even play
music? Is WXDU even run by students?), and let's not

orget the city's love for breweries, only rivaled by the
West Coast replica of Raleigh: Portland, Oregon. Since
obviously love Raleigh so much, many people always
ask me: How would you spend a night out on the
greatest town in the world? Well, you sure are in luck as
'm about to tell ya! And your night even comes with a
complimentary musical accompaniment piece.

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Soulja Boy - “First Day of School”
First things first, you gotta be dressed to
impress for a night out with me. Throw
on that hot-ass pair of Raleigh Denim
you just purchased to match your denim
jacket and get ready to be a fashion
killer. While this song might be about
dressing up for the first day of school,
the theme still applies to your first night
out on the town. Also, it’s just a damn
good song

Drake - “Worst Behavior”
A night out on the town with me, gotta
be on your worst behavior.

Bon Iver - “Holocene”

Raleigh loves its food. Let the gentle
acoustics and beautiful swooning of
ex-Raleigh resident Justin Vernon accom-
pany your meal at Raleigh 4.5 star Yelp
reviewed restaurant, Bida Manda.

Darius Rucker or Old Crow Medicine
Show - “Wagon Wheel”

It's gotta be played at some point. It
says Raleigh in it for God's sake! Let it
be your sing-along song on the Raleigh
Trolley Pub as we drive to our next stop
Cook Out

Kelis - “Milkshake”

It's time for that famous NC staple, the
Cook-Out milkshake. May | recommend
the Peanut Butter Fudge Banana?

by English Soccer

Future - “Fuck Up Some Commas”
Yes, we are about to break some laws.

Explosions in the Sky - “The Earth is
Not A Cold Place”

There is nothing more joyous than visit-
ing one's old high school to climb its roof
and set some fireworks off. Let the soar-
ing crescendos of this album soundtrack
the literal explosions in the sky.

Clay Aiken - “Perfect Day”

Let this song, by a Raleigh legend, lull
you to sleep under the stars at Falls
River Lake as we enjoy the best of both
worlds that Raleigh offers, the city and
the outdoors!

Arcade Fire - “Wake Up”

Woahh oohh uhh ohh ahhh ohh after a
good night sleep all cuddled up in the
tent, it's time to wake up to and get
prepared for Raleigh's favorite meal,
brunch. The options are limitless as ev-
erywhere in Raleigh has brunch

Neutral Milk Hotel - “King of Carrot
Flowers Pts. 2 & 3”

Part 1 is boring, plus you're gonna need
Jesus after a night on the town with
Jamie Halla- | Love You Jesus Christ.

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(alcoholic beverage)
an in the pit, and is crowd surfing on top of
(animal) (celebrity)
everybody’s heads. Then, a/an occurred, and everybody started
(natural disaster)

running around like chickens with their damn heads cut off. You and your friends hop in

a/an and take off to . Then, all of a
(method of transportation) (place)
sudden a/an appears in front of your
(paranormal creature) (method of transportation)
Everybody grabs the nearest they have and start fighting the
(kitchen utensil)

. After kicked this "Ss ass,
(paranormal creature) (political figure) (paranormal creature)

everybody piles in the car and heads to to celebrate
(late night dining establishment)

their survival.

#DBB1I3 SIGNS YOU =
WORK FOR WKNC

1. You shit on everyone else’s music taste
2. Everyone at Cup-A-Joe is sick of hearing your voice

3. You have the words “Double Barrel” tattooed on your forehead...
as a stick-n-poke

4. You thought that you were on the guestlist
5. “They're SHOWS - not concerts, mom!!!”

6. According to Facebook, you’re “going” to a show in Brooklyn
next Tuesday night

7. We get it, you can dub tapes

8. Hopscotch is the only reason you know your way around
downtown Raleigh

9. Everything you own has at least one WKNC sticker on it

10. You only go outside for Fridays on the Lawn

11. “Didn’t you play this Alex G song an hour ago?”
12. You've crowd surfed in someone’s living room...

13. ... Because your WKNC family always has your back