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Album Review: Emily Alone by Florist
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 this world?” She asks this question in a period of personal introspection, isolation and change, […]
Larry the Fox Returns! Jazz Jammers Roundtable
Hey, all you jazzcats and others interested in jazz, on September 15, from 3 – 5pm the Old Jazz Spinner, Larry the Fox, came out of retirement to host the Fifth KSPC Jazz Roundtable. The show featured interesting jazz-related discussions, funny jazz experiences and jazz jokes by “A” List premier jazz musicians, living jazz legends, […]
In-Studio: San Cha
foto by Bibs Moreno / dress by OLIMAstudio Listen to San Cha’s In-Studio and interview recorded on July 8, 2018, on Radio Realness. Listen to Radio Realness on the 1st & 2nd Sunday of the month from 7pm-10pm. Performance Interview: San Cha is a singer-songwriter known for explosive, visceral and emotional live performances. Her name is derived from the […]
In Memoriam: Tim Moore, host of “Going For Baroque”
It is with a heavy heart that we share that Tim Moore, host of “Going For Baroque” passed away on Friday, August 17th, 2018. You can find his obituary, and information about upcoming services here: http://forestlawn.tributes.com/obituary/show/Timothy-Frank-Moore-106355968 Tim was a volunteer at KSPC for the past ten years, bringing baroque classical music and education to our […]
In-Studio: CAUSA
Listen to CAUSA‘s In-Studio recorded on June 10th, 2018 on Radio Realness. Listen to Radio Realness on the 1st & 2nd Sunday of the month from 7pm-10pm. from Remezcla: “Each member of CAUSA identifies with the #LGBTQ community, and the band told Remezcla that their goal is to ultimately challenge cis-white-heteronormative ideals in the scene: “Our songs derive from #queer anger, […]