Geese Looking to Fly High at #1 for a Fourth Week
NACC 200 NOTABLES:
1] Brooklyn quartet Geese nests in the #1 spot on the NACC 200 for a fourth week with their fourth studio album, Getting Killed. And if they stay any longer, we’re gonna run out of groan-worthy puns to describe their stay in the top spot. They also hold down #1 for a fourth week at NACC NEXT and NACC Non-Comm. Their lead over the rest of the pack shrinks some more this week, but is still fairly substantial. That may not matter with the move the next record we’re featuring made this week…
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Industry Interview with Amany Khreis, Thrill Jockey
“[One favorite experience] that comes to mind is when I interviewed Perfume Genius for my music podcast at the time, following a misunderstanding we had over Nick Jonas’s “Jealous.” Our brief Twitter feud turned into a healing conversation about Alicia Keys, chihuahuas, and gay Supernatural fanfiction.”
MD of the Month | Mariella Negro, WLFR Stockton University
“Being exposed to so much music that I otherwise wouldn’t have found is such a unique experience. Every week, I always look forward to getting our mail since we still accept physical CD and vinyl submissions. It’s like Christmas every week! The challenging part is staying on top of all the emails from the promoters. It’s important to set time aside to stay connected with them. Still, it’s been so wonderful getting to know them and check out all the music they send.”
MD of the Month | Amanda Coggin, WNIA Tarboro, NC
“Keeping new tunes on our station is important to us. In addition to myself, we have a student studio staff member that occasionally helps out with the screening of music submissions. The screening process usually starts on Monday, with new tunes being added to rotation on Friday. The criteria for an added song comes down to three basic things: is it FCC clean, does it fit our station’s current rotation, does it fit one of our radio shows?”
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