2018 has been a year full of emotional, empowering music. It feels like women were represented more than ever, and new sounds and ideas were ever-present. A lot of artists have come out of their hiatus, overcome struggle and freshly formed this year. Overall, there was more of a focus on honesty and individuality. The diversity in music this year is evident in our choices, with personal experiences shining through more than ever. We...
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By: Monty Daniel and Chiara Garland On November 8th, Lillie West and her band, Lala Lala, played at the Gothic Theatre in Denver. We had the opportunity to talk to West before the show. They are currently touring the country with WHY?. Below is a full podcast of the interview. ...
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If you know me, then you’ve heard about my obsession with the indie-rock, all girl supergroup, boygenius. It is composed of Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lucy Dacus. I’ve been obsessed with at least Baker and Bridgers since they put out their first full albums, Sprained Ankle and Stranger in the Alps, respectively. Then earlier this year, Dacus released Historian, and I was immediately drawn in by her smooth vocals and relatable...
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By: Zay Reyes 11/18/18 Cervantes has always been a hub to catch upcoming superstars before they try to sellout shows in arenas. For Amine (uh-ME-nay), this was his second major tour and his second time being in Denver. For his TourPoint5ive he brought along Pharrell’s protégé, Buddy to open for him. The two have both released 2 albums and have made a huge splash on the hip-hop/rap scene since 2016. Amine announced the tour after the...
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On this episode of The Rocky Mountain Review, JD and Emily interview Frank Boring, CSU’s documentary filmmaker, on the upcoming documentary for CSU’s 150th anniversary. Next, they cover local news, featuring a segment on Odell’s Cloud Catcher beer and a CTV performance from local artist Danielle Ate the Sandwich. This episode also features national news, Thanksgiving-themed cupcake tips from Podcast Director Cheyenne...
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Wildermiss has been gaining major traction in the state since winning KTCL’s Big Gig and Hometown for the Holidays competitions, and KCSU was lucky to host the Colorado band in the studio for a live performance and interview. The group discusses what the past year has been like since receiving more recognition, as well as what college radio means to them. (AJ Frankson | Collegian) ...
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