A place for album and concert reviews, The One Seven playlists, and any content that’s not necessarily directly KOOP-related.
By: Stefny! at the Disco / Stephanie Robinson I’m gonna do that funny thing where I open this essay with a definition from the Oxford English Dictionary. And yes, I
By Erik Casarez Nostalgia is a hell of a drug. In today’s fast-paced world, more and more cultural artifacts enter the threshold of nostalgia every day. What used to be
As KOOP gears up to celebrate its 30th birthday on 12/17, some of the next few one-seven playlists will highlight some of the vast and diverse array of songs that
By Ryan J. Nims I have a confession: I was in my forties before I learned to appreciate “screamo” as a genre. I have been a fan of punk and
Saturday afternoons get crazy, weird, and fun when Darkside Daddy takes to the KOOP airwaves and Internet. We’ll keep his real name a secret, but you still can enjoy our
The KOOP Radio: Nightbeat Film Series returns to the Eastside Cinema on Thursday, July 25 with a special screening of Almost Famous (2000)
By Riley Hamiltoni’ve seen a way – Mandy, Indiana The debut album from noisy, dynamic European rockers Mandy, Indiana creates and maintains a dark atmosphere across its 37 minute runtime.
Show review for: Frank Turner & the Sleeping Souls with Amigo The Devil, Bridge City Sinners, Micah Schnabel & Vanessa Jean Speckman
By Mary Beth Widhalm This is not a traditional art exhibit – Fanny Curtat, art historian consultant for the Beyond Van Gogh and Monet immersive art experience, wants that to
Sonic George’s show has been on the KOOP air for almost 10 years, showcasing all forms of guitar music and sharing his extensive knowledge about the musicians and their recording
Get your 80s music fix on Thursday. June 6 at KOOP’s inaugural DJ Night at community garden in east Austin. Be Kind Rewind DJs Melinda Bee, Lacifer, Kim Simpson, and
World Refugee Day (WRD) 2024 is a day designated in June by the United Nations. Austin,Texas will celebrate it June 8th at the Bullock Museum. WRD brings attention to the