By Alan Ke This past week, I've been listening to a whole bunch of The Microphones/Mount Eerie with the recent release of The Microphones in 2020, one long autobiographical track encompassing an artist's entire career. For that reason, this week's…
By Alan Ke This week's album reviews span everything from tranquil space ambient to crushing doom metal. Last week, we featured a review of Valium Aggelein's Black Moon, a precursor to the slowcore legends Duster. This time around, we have…
By Alan Ke August is finally here. Since our last review roundup on Music Mondays, we've worked on adding a whole lot of different kinds of music to our ever-expanding library. Sometimes, a new release will fly under our radar…
By Alan Ke The Tutorial With the reunion of American Football and the success of new artists like Weatherday and Dogleg in recent years, there’s been buzz about the emo genre receiving a bit of a resurgence. After a decade…
by Alan Ke PO'22 After a week off for catching up, KSPC brings to you an insider peek into what our DJs - or rather DJ (singular) - thought of the latest releases. Here, we have everything from bubblegum pop…
Every month, dozens of albums get added to KSPC’s ever-growing library. Our dedicated staff of DJs and volunteers have a long tradition of sharing music that we love with each other. In this column, we open that up to you…
Every month, dozens of albums get added to KSPC's ever-growing library. Our dedicated staff of DJs and volunteers have a long tradition of sharing music that we love with each other. In this column, we open that up to you…
By Elinor Aspegren PZ '20 On the opening track of Florist’s third album Emily Alone, the lead singer Emily Sprague asks listeners, and herself, “I could have words or I could have solitude/Silent but falling, what is my place in…
dj hny bttr chckn bsct here, sharing some of my favorite picks from the first week of summer charts! Alice Bag Blueprint Don Giovanni Records Local punk-feminist Chicana icon, Alice Bag is back at it with her second full-length solo…
words and photos by: Emily Macune Last summer, Docman, rapper and CEO of his own record label Empier Entertainment, headlined his first show in Houston, Texas. A few weeks later, Docman dropped his first full-length album, I’m Leaving: A Story Narrated…
Unless I somehow got my hands on a DeLorean and then decided to go back to the 80’s, I don’t think that I ever would be able to appreciate the iconic music that came out of the decade if it…
In the third installment of the Exploring the Library series, one stellar volunteer slugs through the depths of the music library to (re)present this British post-punk album by The Raincoats. Check out Olivia's contemporary take on this 1979 oldie below! Album: The Raincoats Artist:…
The KSPC library is jam-packed with all kind of musical goodies just waiting to be re-discovered. One volunteer ventured forth into this library labyrinth and emerged with a insightful review of a 1980 release from Young Marble Giants! Check out Olivia Wood's review…
Masaya Ozaki - Fluid and Dreaming of Stripes. Eilean Records On his debut album, Masaya Ozaki, a Japanese composer and multi-instrumentalist, undergoes an in-depth examination in how much emotion can be provoked through a bare minimum of sound. Using a…
In Review: "A Turn of Breath" Ian William Craig (Recital) This album is pure beauty – probably one of the most stunning and powerful releases I’ve heard in the past few months. Ian William Craig is a trained opera singer…