KCSU In-Studio

Local Americana Rock band Buck Wilde stopped into the KCSU studio to perform live songs off of their latest debut, self titled album. The guys discussed the recording process and delved into deeper song meanings with DJ TBD.

Local musician Cody Schell stopped by the KCSU studio for the Local Lunch Hour with DJ TBD. Schell performed some original songs as well as discuss the struggles and joys of song writing, and the perseverance needed to create music.

Amorphic brought some groovy jams to the KCSU airwaves to with songs like “Rain,” “Valley,” and “Always Be,”during their on air live performance. Their music encompasses a wide range of genres including psychedelia, funk, fusion, and rock.

Local band MountainUs stopped by KCSU to bring us their wonderful fusion of reggae, modern jazz, and rock. Songs like “Lion and The Wolf,” and “Reggae Smoke,” highlight the groups focus on the power of positivity.

The winning group of the Downtown Artery’s Make More Music Battle of the Bands competition stopped into the studio to perform the three songs they wrote together over the course of the event. The band and DJ TBD discussed what it was like to go through the process of creating music with a random grouping […]

New Orelans band Bon Bon Vivant made a special stop in the KCSU studio to perform a handful of wildly entertaining tunes with that undeniable NoLa sound. The band and DJ TBD discussed song inspirations and their albums processes. Photos by Ashley Potts of The Collegian

Hard rocking Denver band, the Hot Apostles joined DJ TBD for the Local Lunch Hour show. Their classic tunes are filled with tons of soulful vocals and hard hitting instrumentation that strive to bring that classic rock sound back into the mainstream.   Photos by Seth Bodine of The Collegian

Local band TV135 brought some much needed classic rock to the KCSU studio with live performances of songs off of their latest album, “Prestidigitization.” They talked with DJ TBD about the contemporary themes and meanings behind the songs, such as our virtual dependency and how it affects our daily lives.

Singer-songwriter Ian Mahan and friend JD Raab stopped by the KCSU studio to play a handful of songs off of Mahan’s 2017 release, Rockford. The musician discussed the creative process and themes behind the EP’s lyrical content. Photos by Ashley Potts of The Collegian

Local band, Native Station, stopped by the KCSU studio to perform some songs off of their releases as well as some special tracks that have yet to be recorded. They talked with DJ TBD about the meanings behind their music as well as the various genres and influences that contributed to how they crafted their […]