Fuzz 101

Fuzz 101 lives up to its name. This is not polished production. It sounds like a basement show where the amps are cranked past ten. The playlist draws from garage rock, punk, and psychedelic stoner jams. You'll hear Iggy Pop's primal howl next to a fuzzy Ty Segall cut. The lo-fi aesthetic is deliberate. It captures the raw energy of bands who record on four-track in their living rooms. The DJs sound like they're having fun - minimal talk, maximum noise. Some might call it sloppy. That's the appeal. Fuzz 101 is an antidote to overproduced radio. For listeners who crave grit over gloss, it's a g…