KCSU In-Studio

Local “experience rock” band, Fat Stallion stops by the studio to perform songs off of their latest album, “Diverted Eyes,” such as the title track, “1999,” and “Behind It All.” With thumping bass lines, exciting trumpet solos, and energetic vocals, the group brings their positive message of love and acceptance to life through their music. […]

Local blues band, Disturbance Happens, stops into the KCSU studio for the first live session of the 2018 Fall semester. A fairly new band to jump into the Fort Collins scene, the members discuss their collaboration style and perform four original, groovy songs.

KCSU General Manager, Hannah Copeland, hosts a special in-studio session with The African Children’s Choir, a traveling group of Ugandan singers who tour throughout North America. The choir performs three compelling songs, including a wonderful rendition of “Amazing Grace,” and the kids share their favorite part of being on tour.

A staple of the local music scene, One Flew West stopped by the studio to perform some acoustic renditions of older tunes as well as unveil a few unreleased, unnamed songs live on air. By utilizing out of the box instrument choices and through their cheeky lyrics, the band brought a riotous, high energy to […]

Quirky local band, Dryer Fire, took time off from their busy appliance fixing schedule to play a handful of uniquely comical songs in the studio, such as “My Van,” and “Poo Pants Drunk.” Their interview with DJ TBD is similarly humorous, with all their answers being as wacky and silly as their songs.

Local band, Bitter Suns, stopped by the studio to perform some hard hitting, surf rock inspired punk jams. They talked with DJ TBD about musical and creativity authenticity, living life free of expectations, and the emotional importance of skateboarding.

Post Paradise members, Nick and Amy, stopped by the KCSU studio to perform some acoustic renditions of Post Paradise classics and to introduce some newer material. They discuss how the past year has been with touring and promoting their last album, as well as looking towards the future of the band and their creative possibilities.

Local punk band Plasma Canvas turned it up well past 11 in the KCSU studio, performing some of the loudest music these station walls have ever heard. They discussed song writing themes of identity, self love, and social activism.

Local band The Leshen stopped into the KCSU studio for a live in-studio session with DJ HenB on his show, “One Third Man.” They discussed the band’s unique “forest rock” sound and how they create completely insturmental, hard hitting jams with just two people.

Members of the local band Gasoline Lollipops, Clay Rose and Donny Ambory, stopped into the KCSU studio to perform a few songs off of their latest album Soul Mine. They discussed the emotional impact of their songs behind the lyrics and the responses the band has received to their album which they released at the […]