In The Groove Pick of the Week: ‘Alone (Four Tet Remix)’ by The Cure
We waited 16 years for The Cure’s latest album — and it was well worth the wait. Fans and critics...
The Progressive Underground Pick of the Week: ‘It’s Gonna Be Alright’ by Al Lindsey
What’s up family? Chris Campbell here with The Progressive Underground, and it’s time for this week’s Pick of the Week....
In The Groove: Mogwai returns to Detroit, goodbye to reggae legend Max Romeo
Went hard on Mogwai today and their excellent new album “The Bad Fire” (plus some throwbacks from their catalog) ahead...
The Metro: WDET celebrating the life and legacy of Judy Adams at Garden Theater this weekend
Subscribe to The Metro on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, NPR.org or wherever you get your podcasts. WDET will celebrate the life of one of its musical pioneers...
In The Groove: Music from Bon Iver, Lady Wray, Smerz + more
The major highlights here are Bon Iver’s stunning new album (featuring Flock of Dimes, Dijon and Danielle Haim, just to...
In The Groove Pick of the Week: ‘You got time and I got money’ by Smerz
This is a love song that is absolutely stuck to my ribs. If Smerz is new to you, know that...
Essential vinyl shops to visit in metro Detroit this Record Store Day
Each year, Record Store Day keeps getting bigger than the year before. Since 2007, when a group of indie record...
The Metro: Detroit’s oldest choir has a new director
Subscribe to The Metro on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, NPR.org or wherever you get your podcasts.The Rackham Choir has been a vital part of Detroit's rich musical...
In The Groove: New releases from Lizzo, Orions Belte, Sparklmami, Bab L’ Bluz
There’s no April Fools here! Just a serious love of music — all music, from all genres, brought together through...
Support WDET for a chance to win tickets to The War and Treaty, Movement, Hamtramck Blowout + more
WDET kicked off its 2025 Spring Fundraiser last week, and we are offering some exciting incentives to encourage listeners to...
The Progressive Underground: Tears for Fears’ sonic manifesto of the 1980s turns 40
This week on Liner Notes, we step into the sonic universe of "Songs from the Big Chair," the 1985 masterpiece...
Vibes Eternal: Growing up on Roy Ayers in Detroit
Roy Ayers was more than music. He was a frequency, a wavelength, a pulse embedded in the DNA of Black...