Tune in Tuesday night 10:30pm-12:30am on Approach to Danger for dual live interviews with the hip-hop duo Dark Monk & Mobonix as well as DJ Quickie Mart.
Hailing from the ATL, Dark Monk & Mobonix’s recent track “Real Terror” off the album “True Underlord” is heat and has been played on kzsc multiple times.
If you haven’t heard KZSC’s new circus/gypsy/cabaret show, now’s the time. Tomorrow from 4-6pm The Baro Foro Death Circus will be on air– with special guests Amanda Palmer and Jason Webley! The two will be talking about the Evelyn Evelyn album that they recently put out. Evelyn Evelyn, the concept album about a pair of conjoined twins, which includes songs like “You Only Want Me ‘Cause You Want My Sister” and a cover of “Love Will Tear Us Apart.” Awesome. Tune in tomorrow to hear more!
Today at 2pm you can catch Jessica’s exlusive interview with Alex Church, lead member of the great indie rock band Sea Wolf! (By the way, if you haven’t heard “You’re a Wolf boy get outta this town”, now is very much the time.)
Tune in today at 2pm to catch another great episode of Pop Molecule!
Gregory Laughlin, a professor at our very own university, has recently been working with the famous Philip Glass in a project called “The Music of the Spheres.” Laughlin is a professor of astronomy and astrophysics whose research delves into orbital dynamics and the evolution of planetary systems. Glass is one of the most influential composers of the past half-century. Though sometimes called a “minimalist,” Glass describes his compositions as “music with repetitive structures.” Sound tasty? The two are working together to “sonify” planetary movements. You can find out much more (including everything that I have no idea about but would like to tell you) this Thursday in an interview with Laughlin, conducted by one of our talented news team members.
Boy in Static, "Candy Cigarette"
Be sure to tune in to Recycled Air tonight at 8:30 to hear an interview with Boy in Static – an electro-pop duo out of Boston whose music has spanned from ethereal post rock to tight pop hooks. Keep reading for more information on this up and coming band!
