WSOU 89.5FM

This page has no affiliation with SETON HALL or WSOU. Pirate Radio first aired back in April 14th,1948. The station would never have gotten on the air without the dedication and inspiration of Monsignor Thomas J. Gillhooly, the station’s first faculty director. In January 2002, WSOU was forced by Seton Hall University to alter their heavy metal format, citing the lyrics of the metal genre had become "inconsistent" with the mission of the faith-based school. They still played rock, but bands such as Slayer and Celtic Frost needed to be taken out of rotation. With the cooperation of the school, WSOU is now able to play heavier music again, however some of it is only allowed at night. The station currently broadcasts a modern/active rock format, featuring heavy metal, punk, emo, ska, alternative, hardcore and post-hardcore, and other types of rock-based music. px;background-repeat:no-repeat;left:0"; ?px; height:155"; ?px; width:115"; ?px; background-image:url(http://www.createcamp.com/corner.gif); background-position:left;" Layout Provided By Createcamp.com - Myspace Layouts