Members of the local band Senorita Sometimes, listened and discussed the meaning behind tracks off of their debut album with DJ TBD. http://media.blubrry.com/kcsu_music/p/content.blubrry.com/kcsu_music/SenoritaSometimesInterview_mixdown.mp3Podcast (kcsu-music): Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android |...
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Galactic performed at Red Rocks on Sunday September 24th, 2017 with Pepper, Tribal Seeds, and Fortunate Youth. The event was close to selling out. Galactic Funk is a band that has been around since 1994. Since that time their sound has transformed from funk to a fusion of jazz, funk, and electronic music. They often perform with different singers and this time they had Erica Falls join them for their live set. Members of the band...
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Denver based music producer and rapper, CURTA performs tracks off his latest EP, “End of Future Park,” the day of its release, live on-air in the KCSU studio. CURTA and DJ TBD discuss the creation, concept, and sound of the EP after grooving out to the artist’s avant garde sound. http://media.blubrry.com/kcsu_music/p/content.blubrry.com/kcsu_music/CURTAPodcast_mixdown.mp3Podcast (kcsu-live): Play in new window |...
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Local alt-rock band, Blue Lane Frontier, joined us for the KCSU On-Campus Series and performed their songs throughout their discography. Blue Lane Frontier is an alt-rock 5-piece band from Fort Collins CO. So far, Blue Lane Frontier have released one EP, one full-length, and a split with another local band. They share their acoustic versions of “Robert Fulton’s Monster,” “Head Start,” and...
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“Acknowledging The Mentality Behind Music” is a KCSU Music Podcast created by Mimi Hibben to enlighten music lovers and listeners about the growing problems of mental health issues within the music industry. http://media.blubrry.com/kcsu_music/p/content.blubrry.com/kcsu_music/mimipodcastyo_mixdown.mp3Podcast (kcsu-music): Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android |...
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My cohort and I approached the steps of the Larimer Lounge in Denver, Colorado, as Jake Ewald opened the door and greeted us with a playful and cheery demeanor. His voice rang out, “just the men I was looking for.” We laughed and walked into a room filled with the sounds of an off-key acoustic cover of Iron Maiden’s “Two Minutes to Midnight” being screamed by a man with an acoustic guitar, and a chorus of...
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