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Loud & Punk

  • !earshot 20


    !earshot 20 is a nation­al­ly syn­di­cat­ed radio show that counts down the Top 20 albums of the week from across Cana­da accord­ing to www​.earshot​-online​.com.

  • A Sordid Hour

    A week­ly broad­cast ded­i­cat­ed to Rock ​’n’ Roll, spe­cial­iz­ing in noise rock, garage, punk, sleaze, stoner/​sludge & hard rock. A Sor­did Hour gives refuge to the aspir­ing, the unfa­mil­iar, under-rat­ed and unsung bas­tions of rock and roll.

  • Beer For Breakfast

    **cur­rent­ly on a COVID-induced hia­tus, enjoy some ​“clas­sic” episodes until we even­tu­al­ly return**

    Tasti­er than toast, Beer For Break­fast is a full-serv­ing of home­grown artists, with a side order of vis­it­ing musi­cians.

    Span­ning all gen­res with the sweet sounds of Peg City since 1999, Broose deliv­ers direct to your radio; news, show list­ings, inter­views, per­for­mances, and tons of tunes; live, baby, live, every Sat­ur­day morn­ing at 8am.

    Plus, we end every show with the Near­ly Sci­en­tif­ic Six Pack — the six hottest songs from Peg City.

    Thank you for sup­port­ing local music.

  • Can We Hang?

    Play­ing the best of Cana­di­an music past, present, and future!

  • Cheap Tuesdays

    Loud rock, psy­che­del­ic, punk, world and soundtracks.

  • Cretin Radio

    Rawk, punk, met­al, garage, surf, coun­try, noise, rock­a­bil­ly and more.

  • Drifter In The Dark

    A week­ly mod­ern day mix-tape. Not bound to any par­tic­u­lar genre. We shift from new col­lege rock/​indie favourites, punk to funk, surf/​garage rock, folksy, bluesy, etc. 

    Email: [email protected]​umfm.​com / Twit­ter: @drifterumfm

  • Expansive Prairie Skies

    Expan­sive Prairie Skies draws inspi­ra­tion from the wide open vis­tas that sur­round Win­nipeg.
    It’s the oppo­site of feel­ing hemmed in.
    It’s the sound­track to a late night dri­ve beneath a boun­ty of con­stel­la­tions.
    Con­tem­po­rary clas­si­cal and actu­al clas­si­cal.
    Avant-garde and musique con­crete.
    Noise and ambi­ent music.
    Jazz and more jazz.
    The host pro­vides the son­ic stratos­phere,
    the music does the talk­ing, you do the dreaming.

  • Free Range Radio

    Back in a fami­lar spot, your ol’ pal Skip­py cov­ers the musi­cal land­scape! Tune in each week for inter­views, spe­cial fea­tures and great music!

  • HLLL!YH! WPG!

    Hll­lYh! Winnipeg!

    Dance, mix, fusion, rock, pop, noise, beats, treats, and hang­outs, doing-your-home­work, mon­day, 630pm, radio slot.

    So sit back,

    dance around,

    draw some stuff,

    read this book,

    crush on that girl or boy, they’re prob­a­bly not who you think they are,

    go for a walk, decide to talk, 

    you’re dri­ving around, smok­ing those sticks,

    give some time to rethink those bricks

    and have a fun thought in the mid­dle the continent.


    Cheers!

  • hurlements sur la toundra

    Chaque semaine, à par­tir de la toundra dans un bunker datant de la Guerre froide, l’animateur Nafre pro­pose des thé­ma­tiques exposant ce sous-genre du métal extrême. Musiques païennes, dénon­ci­a­tions mis­an­thropiques, muta­tions esthé­tiques et prim­i­tivisme total ser­vent de points de repère dans cette quête mal­saine. Vous y enten­drez les révéla­tions les plus ter­ri­bles, qui bru­tale­ment se heur­tent au prob­lème de l’ex­is­tence et à la froide vérité de la nature. Une explo­ration radio­phonique que pour les plus enhardis…

  • Jungle Telegraph

    TBA

  • Live From A Lockdown

    As we will be pro­gram­ming under some dis­tant cir­cum­stances for the fore­see­able future, we’ve got some old friends who will be pro­vid­ing us with some pro­gram­ming dur­ing the lockdown.

  • Live on KEXP

    Live Music record­ed local­ly and dis­trib­uted around the world. Brought to you by KEXP.

    Under the Nee­dle is a week­ly series fea­tur­ing the best of KEXP’s live in-stu­dio per­for­mances. With finan­cial sup­port from the Cor­po­ra­tion for Pub­lic Broad­cast­ing, KEXP is mak­ing this week­ly series avail­able at no cost to col­lege and com­mu­ni­ty sta­tions from across the coun­try. Each show is also archived and avail­able on this site. KEXP hosts over 400 in-stu­dio ses­sions each year, includ­ing a range of gen­res and a mix of well-estab­lished and up-and-com­ing artists. Kevin Cole and his staff choose among these ses­sions to bring an eclec­tic mix of incred­i­ble live per­for­mances to Under the Needle.

  • Maximum Rocknroll Radio

    A week­ly radio show fea­tur­ing the best DIY punk, garage rock and hard­core from the astound­ing, ever-grow­ing Max­i­mum Rock­n­roll record collection.

  • Prick Up Your Ears

    no/​new wave, (post)punk, indie rock(?), and good ol’ pop songs

    Insta­gram: @prick_picks

  • Radio State

    Sam­ple free jazz, a tau­tol­ogy; mod­ern clas­si­cal, a con­tra­dic­tion; also prog, pop, post-punk, hard­core, harsh noise, hushed noise; just don’t say drone. 

  • Retro'Spect

    60s garage punk, garage rock, pro­to-punk, freak beat and psy­che­delia from the entire plan­et. Your reg­u­lar toe-tap­ping trip down mem­o­ry lane this ain’t! Focus­ing on obscure ​’60s garage punk/​garage rock, if it’s cool we’ll play it!

  • Revolution Radio

    **cur­rent­ly on a COVID-induced hia­tus, enjoy some ​“clas­sic” episodes until we even­tu­al­ly return**

    UMFM’s answer to Brave New Waves, Rev­o­lu­tion Radio is an eclec­tic mix of punk, new wave, ska and reg­gae, with even some Brit pop thrown in for good measure!

    Your host Twist spins a com­bi­na­tion of clas­sic and new­er tracks from each genre, plus a healthy dose of local music.

    Be part of the Rev­o­lu­tion every Tues­day, from 4 to 5:30, on UMFM 101.5 !!

  • Ryan Inc.

    Join me each week as we lis­ten to and dis­cuss music and musi­cians, both new and old, that push bound­aries, broke moulds, and exper­i­ment­ed with style, genre, and instrumentation.