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WREK Links Page
WREK presents the Ultimate Links Page for discriminating browsers.
These are all Atlanta-area links -- see what Atlanta has to offer
in terms of music and art.
- Stomp and Stammer offers
a comprehensive weekly concert calendar (click on "This Week's Calendar").
- Atlanta/Athens Show List
-- Showcases all-ages indie rock and DIY shows in the Atlanta/Athens area
- Live Music
Atlanta -- An archive of experimental/world music/free
jazz/nontraditional
rock music performances that occurred in the Atlanta area from 1996 to
1998
- Art Papers -- A bimonthly
magazine that has been covering contemporary art and culture for the past
22 years.
- Babysue -- A print/web
magazine featuring sections on comics, music, literature, and more.
- Degenerate Press --
Focusing on the local music scene, they also cover travel, art,
finance, prophesies, blasphemy, and so on.
- Ink 19 -- An Atlanta/Florida music
magazine with more of a regional and national focus.
- SciFiDimensions --
"features original fiction, commentary, interviews, articles and reviews.
We cover nearly every aspect of the genre - books, TV, movies, comics,
science and the paranormal."
- Stomp & Stammer --
Probably the best source for music related stuff that Atlanta has to
offer, they cover everything from national and international music news to
local happenings.
- Tonic -- devoted to area
art events, they cover visual art, music, cluture, and elcectronic media.
- Working
Papers -- "A forum for artists, writers, and thinkers to examine the
various "crises" which have come to seem endemic to the modernist era and
which now seem to have come to a head with so-called 'post-modernism.'"
- WRAS (88.5) -- College rock
- WRFG (89.3) -- Radio Free Georgia,
Atlanta's roots and heritage station
- WABE (90.1) -- NPR,
Classical music
- WUOG (Athens, 90.5) -- Their
signal doesn't reach Atlanta but our compatriots up in Athens
(GA) deserve mention here. College rock.
- WCLK (91.9) -- Jazz, Soul
- WMRE (internet/cable)
-- Emory University college radio, broadcasts over the Emory
University cable network and over the internet. College rock.
- For more information on Atlanta radio please see Dr. Leach's excellent
Atlanta Area
Radio page
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