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WKNC DJ Spotlight: Infrared

Wes Hall, aka Infrared, is the host of the TranceFusion Revolution on Tuesday nights from eight until ten as part of the After Hours segment on WKNC. The show consists mostly of various flavors of electronica including experimental, live trance, dubstep, and space rock. You can find the TranceFusion Revolution on MySpace and Facebook.

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WKNC DJ Spotlight: Ol’ River Haynes

Andrew Haynes, aka Ol’ River Haynes, is the host of the Hippie Hour on WKNC on Saturday afternoons from four until six. The show evades classfication of any one genre, and really can’t be defined by three or four of them. Judging by the name, it comes as no surpise that you may hear Phish or the Grateful Dead during a show. However, just as frequently you will hear electronica, old timey bluegrass, reggae, and southern rock.

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