December Staff Picks
Frameworks: Smother Frameworks are lowkey running their own underground establishment of a new type of rhythmic hardcore that is blowing the old heavy style out of the water. Smother has…
Contests
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNER: Marilyn Gilman Spinnaker radio will be giving away two tickets to Okeechobee Festival to one lucky winner! February 16th from 4:00-4:30 we will be broadcasting a…
October Staff Picks
Radiohead: OK Computer Release Date: May 28th, 1997. On Radiohead’s third album, OK Computer, the band illustrates lyrical themes dealing with the anxiety that is faced when entering a new…
“Terra Firma” exclusive with Spinnaker Radio
Spinnaker Radio's Holt Knight talks to documentary filmmaker Owen Masterson, whose project "Terra Firma" addresses the use of farming as therapy for veteran women. The film screens at UNF on…
Homeboy Sandman talks to Spinnaker Radio
Spinnaker Radio's Holt and Dominic chat with Homeboy Sandman about the "Hallways" album, inspirations, history, and breakfast cereal.
Album Spotlight: Rustie’s Green Language has a track for all
Scottish producer Rustie’s new album, Green Language is EDM for people who hate EDM. Unlike the popular electronic music produced by Zedd, Avicii and their peers that sounds similar, Rustie's album offers a distinctive sound that stands apart from the rest.
Album Spotlight: Joyce Manor’s fresh take on pop punk
Judging from the band's third LP Never Hungover Again, Joyce Manor's refreshing, off-the-wall band expresses its punk rock roots with a power pop and Midwestern emo spin, while still managing to focus on having a good time.
Spinnaker Radio salutes Lollapalooza!
Who needs Chicago when you've got Spinnaker? Spinnaker Radio is giving you the Lollapalooza Experience, a playlist of artists featured at this year's festival. Kate Bush, Arctic Monkies, Fitz &…
Concert Review: Alex G and Elvis Depressedly on their hazy, lo-fi summer tour
Elvis Depressedly and Alex G performed at Backbooth in Orlando. Under their odd but simple-sounding brand of pop music lies a serious, strange and exciting current.
Concert Review: Ray LaMontagne and Jenny Lewis
Ray LaMontagne's psychedelic rock and Jenny Lewis's pure voice brought their audiences back in time at Jacksonville’s Florida Theatre last Tuesday. Two reporters give an account of each of these artist’s timeless performances.
