Review: Khruangbin – A La Sala (Dead Oceans, 2024)
By Grace Lawrie // Since 2015, Texas’ own Khruangbin has been delivering instrumental grooves evocative of far more reaching landscapes. Their latest album A La Sala is a mesmerizing journey
By Grace Lawrie // Since 2015, Texas’ own Khruangbin has been delivering instrumental grooves evocative of far more reaching landscapes. Their latest album A La Sala is a mesmerizing journey
With Austin in the path of totality, there have been weeks of build-up and preparation for the upcoming Solar Eclipse. Totality is set to kick in at around 1:30 pm
By Jenny Schurk // Feeling the post-fest blues and need something to look forward to? Austin is still one of the best live music cities anywhere and Jenny (Beat Happenings,
Scott started at KOOP when the station first went on the air in 1994. Now, after almost 30 years, Scott remains vibrant with his own show and has received the
Happy first day of Rodeo Austin and SXSW! This post contains playlists of songs by this year’s Rodeo Austin performers as well as a megamix of songs by this year’s
We know that supporting KOOP Radio gives you a nice, warm glow, but we would also like to thank you with one of our Spring Membership Drive Thank-You Gifts! For
This past weekend, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced its nominees for 2024. One of the most diverse lists of nominees yet, this year’s nominees include a variety
By Ryan Nims // Boston-based melodic hardcore band, The Promised End, will release their debut album, For The Buried And The Broken on February 2nd via Sound Investment Records in
By Nick Schurk // The past ten or so years have been a buyer’s market for fans of weirdo post-punk. An ever-expanding scene of “egg punk”/DEVO-core bands, following the lead
Now trending at KOOP – programming collectives! And in the Lonesome Stranger collective, Dave Jaffe is a fairly new member with an enthusiastic following. We spoke on December 14. Michael