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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KCSU PROUDLY PRESENTS ISABEL BROWN LIVE IN STUDIO On Wednesday, March 29th, the Rocky Mountain Review held a live interview with special guest Isabel Brown- candidate for ASCSU Speaker of the Senate. During the interview, we touch on her qualifications, proposed initiatives, and her desire to improve student government relations with the entirety of the CSU student body. According to her campaign Facebook page, her platform...
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On March 28th, ASCSU Presidential candidate Josh Silva stopped by the KCSU Studio. Campaigning beneath the slogan “Enhancing our Community’s Future”, Silva and running-mate Michael Wells emphasize a platform of inclusiveness, communication, and openness. A first-generation American, Mr. Silva discusses how his experience and initiatives make him the ideal candidate to lead Colorado State University’s student...
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After months of feeling like her domestic abuse case was hushed by the University, Stephanie Bess is looking for justice. For Bess, a junior at Colorado State University and a D1 track athlete, justice looks like having a voice – having a voice to tell the story of her abusive relationship with Colorado State University basketball star Gian Clavell, as well as the University’s mishandling of her case. Read the full article on the...
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2016 has been a hot pile of garbage. However, out of the dregs of this nightmare have come some of the best albums to date. While trends in the industry are volatile and seem to change arbitrarily, at any time; this year has brought about what feels like some of the most honest music in years. Some albums from this year featured a more stripped down minimal instrumentation, while others took advantage of experimenting with elements of...
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