Movements – You’re One Of Us Now
Weekend 2 of ACL for me was somehow full of even more technical difficulties than the first, but I was lucky enough to bro out with Pat Miranda from Movements
Weekend 2 of ACL for me was somehow full of even more technical difficulties than the first, but I was lucky enough to bro out with Pat Miranda from Movements
By Ryan J. Nims // In Scottish folklore, a Wraith is a revenant, or undead being, who thrives on the suffering of its victims. They are said to be the
By Stephanie Robinson Press photo by Salma Bustos Picture it. The year is 2007. Bobby Bones is still in Austin. The Austin Music Hall is still a thing and has
In August of 1994, a band called Portishead introduced the world to the “Bristol Sound,” a style of music kickstarted by fellow Bristolians Tricky and Massive Attack, which would become
Vinyl is having a moment right now! People seem to love the warmth, dynamics, and surface noise that come from a thin slab of black plastic. Does this describe you?
Jalesa Jessie, aka Chief Cleopatra, grew up in Corsicana, a relatively small city in East Texas. She grew up playing piano and was part of her high school marching band’s
By Stephanie Robinson (Stefny! at the Disco) On Saturday, October 5, I got to see something I’d been waiting for over 20 years – I got to see Something Corporate
Celebrating KOOP’s upcoming 30th birthday with a one-seven series highlighting some of the music of 1994. Next up, a mix of songs from country, pop, and singer-songwriters released in 1994.
KOOP Radio nonprofit partner Early Era Collective recently presented Rising From the Roots, a dance and multi-media performance at the George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center. This feel-good innovative
It’s a little daunting to flip over to classic rock stations expecting to hear KISS and The Eagles only to be treated to the swelled-up guitar harmonics of “Say it