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Album 88 is Now in Sessions(s)88 Sessions features artists that Album 88 listeners will find very familiar, such as Wiley from Atlanta, Orchid Mantis and Floral Print. Originally, 88 Sessions was devised as a means to hear great audio recordings from the Atlanta music community. However, it quickly evolved into a full audio-video project… |
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A High NoteWRASFEST 2017 scored with a great turnout for local, indie, and underground music at the Masquerade, recently relocated to within walking distance of the Georgia State campus. Top local acts Earthgang + J.I.K. and Mothers headlined the annual music celebration |
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88 Sessions WrapsFirst step: Musical performances with cutting-edge local acts in the recently renovated 133-seat Cinefest Theater at Georgia State University. Next on tap: Editing sessions where a team of students process the recordings to prepare them for the airwaves and for online viewing… |
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WRASFest Returns to the Mammal GallerySummer is coming and Album 88 is celebrating with a multi-act extravaganza at the Mammal Gallery this Friday. The station will host a two-stage format for WRASFEST 2016 on June 10, including Bosco & Speakerfoxx, Etheral and Muuy Biien. The downstairs… |
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Album 88 to Air Cure Bowl Live on 88.5 FMThe Georgia State Panthers are heading to their first-ever bowl game and you can hear all of the action on 88.5 FM. The voice of the Panthers, Dave Cohen, will be joined by Harper LeBel to broadcast the Cure Bowl, live from the Citrus Bowl in Orlando on December… |
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Inaugural 88 Session at Cinefest: RicerOn Tuesday, November 17, local power rock band Ricer kicked off a new era of live performances for Album 88 and GSTV. The performance is available for viewing on GSTV’s YouTube channel. The new initiative, to be known as 88 Sessions, will feature video and audio… |
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The Voice of Georgia State SportsIf anyone has listened to 1340 The Fan 3 or Album 88 (WRAS-FM), they’ve probably heard Dave Cohen, the 18 year broadcast coordinator veteran who calls all of Georgia State’s baseball, football and basketball games… |
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