November 2019 – The SoCC Blog

19Nov

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Catch Up On WORM Radio Playlists

4th Week Rage For all the pent up angst, stress, and frustration that fourth weeks may bring. Scream, sing, and let it all out with these high-energy songs. This doubles as a great playlist for working out, or any other activity where you need some more aggressive tunes. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3xdIuMQVRWjLLam4iAjwym?si=UeVxXClBSKSL_sF6PxOClw Collaging So you have finally invited that cute girl over to your room to collage and make some art. Now what? Don’t worry, WORM radio has the playlist for you. This mellow collection features artists such as Crumb, HOMESHAKE, and Steve Lacy. So however your night goes Collaging is the perfect mood setter. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4aZK02Z3FQTRqy8d89JCUx?si=sZLCYucfQ0S69Alwvm-y8g Putting Glitter on Your Face and F...

NEW PLAYLIST: LIL MAMA Radio

In her last two shows, DJ Lily Roth created distinct playlists that offer opposing tones. Her first playlist titled "experiencing ego death" includes some staple rock tunes by artists like The Strokes and The Black Keys. The second playlist titled "toe taps and tenderness" introduces soft and sweet melodies about love and focuses on artists such as Otis Redding and The Weeknd. Make sure you listen in every Thursday night at 10 pm! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0rqp93V6CpwYJSU6G5oE2s?si=kVbySH8SQOOkPvTfUs7F8w https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1YyAaRrKI5eIwkHjIig9qE?si=cfaZr2inR8-cHWIeUCwslw

Concert Review: Twin Peaks with Post Animal and Ohmme

On the brisk and clear night of Saturday, November 2nd Chicago indie rock took Colorado by storm. Twin Peaks headlined Englewood’s The Gothic Theatre, supported by Post Animal and Ohmme. All three groups hail from Chicago, a city well-known for some of the nation’s best early blues and jazz, as well as its current thriving and exciting alternative scene. There is no doubt that the groups that took the stage in Englewood this November are following in the footsteps of the Chicago greats. Ohmme, composed of the power duo Macie Stewart and Sima Cunningham and supported on the drums by NNAMDÏ, took the stage first, with an attentive crowd waiting to hear some fresh sounds. They jumped right in with heavy, purposeful guitar riffs and alternating harmonies that were left hanging in th...