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Addison Cole came by the KCSU studio for our last No Cover episode this semester. Their set was a collection of heartfelt R&B composed live through synthesizers, guitar, and pedal effects. Addison and KCSU's Andrew Di Tirro talk about making friends and collaborators in the scene, and the magic of boutique pedals.
Setlist:
Cellphone Song
Wake Up Early
Lake Girl
Candle
Credits:
Performance by: Addison Cole
Host: Andrew Di Tirro
Producer: Adam Carlson
Videography: Adam Carlson
Audio Recording: Andrew Di Tirro, Adrian de Araujo
Mixing: Adrian de Araujo
Mastering: Adam Carlson
Editing: Adam Carlson, Worner Clark
Graphics: Claire Urban
No Cover is a collaboration between KCSU FM and CTV, aiming to highlight local artists and KCSU's local music events through recorded sets and interviews. All episodes are released on CTV Channel 11, CTV's Youtube platform, and KCSU's Podcast platforms.
Bringing some volume to the KCSU studio this episode is Freaky Stella! Fresh off the Fort Collins house show circuit and soon to debut at Soundbar, Freaky Stella brought us an indie set reminiscent of the post punk revival of the 2000s. The band chats with KCSU's Andrew Di Tirro about their convergent influences and experiences playing in people's backyards.
Setlist:
Summer's End
Front Seat
Cliff
Apple Head
Credits:
Performance by: Freaky Stella
Host: Andrew Di Tirro
Producer: Adam Carlson
Videography: Adam Carlson, Worner Clark
Audio Recording: Andrew Di Tirro, Adrian de Araujo
Mixing: Adrian de Araujo, Andrew Di Tirro
Mastering: Adam Carlson
Editing: Adam Carlson
Graphics: Claire Urban
No Cover is a collaboration between KCSU FM and CTV, aiming to highlight local artists and KCSU's local music events through recorded sets and interviews. All episodes are released on CTV Channel 11, CTV's Youtube platform, and KCSU's Podcast platform
West Egg Social stopped by KCSU's studio for this episode of No Cover! Formerly the band Carraway, West Egg Social played some new music with their new lineup, emphasizing their lo-fi sound and songwriting chops. Nick and Mara sit down with KCSU's Andrew Di Tirro after to chat about their lineup change and ambitious release schedule for the year.
SET LIST:
"How Do I Set My Letterboxd Reviews to Private"
"Roadkill Raccoon"
"Oh Watchman What of the Night"
Credits:
Performance by: West Egg Social
Host: Andrew Di Tirro
Producer: Adam Carlson
Videography: Adam Carlson, Worner Clark
Audio Recording: Andrew Di Tirro, Adrian de Araujo
Mixing: Adrian de Araujo, Andrew Di Tirro
Mastering: Adam Carlson
Editing: Adam Carlson
Graphics: Claire Urban
No Cover is a collaboration between KCSU FM and CTV, aiming to highlight local artists and KCSU's local music events through recorded sets and interviews. All episodes are released on CTV Channel 11, CTV's Youtube platform, and KCSU's Podcast platforms.
Battle of the Bands 2025 has come and gone, but we saved a piece of the action just for you! The Hyms, NOKAY, Third Turn, and Jolo came to the LSC Sutherland Gardens with phenomenal energy, but only one left a winner with a guaranteed spot in FoCoMX 2026. We hope you enjoy a sample of the day's sets and some quick interviews with KCSU's Andrew Di Tirro
SET LIST:
"Ruby Falls" - The Hyms
"Jasper" - Third Turn
"So Alive" - NOKAY
"Fill It" - Jolo
"Crazy Now" - Third Turn
Credits:
Performers: The Hyms, NOKAY, Third Turn, Jolo
Host: Andrew Di Tirro
Producer: Adam Carlson
Videography: Adam Carlson, Olivia Dawson Vazquez, Adrian de Araujo
Editing: Adam Carlson, Sarge Graham
Audio Recording: Lory Student Center Tech Team, Adam Carlson
Mixing: Lory Student Center Tech Team, Adam Carlson
Mastering: Adam Carlson
Graphics: Claire Urban
Special thanks to RAMEvents for their co-production of Battle Of The Bands with KCSU.
No Cover is a collaboration between KCSU FM and CTV, aiming to highlight local artists and KCSU's local music events through recorded sets and interviews. All episodes are released on CTV Channel 11, CTV's Youtube platform, and KCSU's Podcast platforms.
Logan Farmer is our guest for this episode of No Cover! A singer-songwriter specializing in somber folk and ambient textures, Logan brought us some tracks from his 2025 release Butchers and 2022 release A Mold For The Bell, reimagined for a solo acoustic performance. Logan and KCSU's Andrew Di Tirro discuss the overwhelming talent found in Fort Collins scene, and the catharsis of making music for immediate release.
SET LIST:
"Landlord"
"Monastery"
"Silence or Swell"
"Horsehair"
Credits:
Performer: Logan Farmer
Host: Andrew Di Tirro
Producer: Adam Carlson
Videography: Adam Carlson, Olivia Dawson Vazquez
Audio Recording: Andrew Di Tirro, Pat Matthews, Adrian de Araujo
Mixing: Pat Matthews, Andrew Di Tirro, Adrian de Araujo
Mastering: Adam Carlson
Graphics: Claire Urban
No Cover is a collaboration between KCSU FM and CTV, aiming to highlight local artists and KCSU's local music events through recorded sets and interviews. All episodes are released on CTV Channel 11, CTV's Youtube platform, and KCSU's Podcast platforms.
KCSU and CTV are excited to bring you Debr4h for the first episode No Cover, our new recorded sessions series featuring artists local to Colorado. A veteran in the Fort Collins local scene, Debr4h brought in some new synth pop material to share with our listeners, including some unreleased singles! Debr4h's Jed Murphy and KCSU Local Music Director Andrew Di Tirro chat between songs about the history of the project.
SET LIST
"My Best Gal Denver"
"Lemons"
"Blucifer"
"Signal Pass"
Credits:
Debr4h is Jed Murphy
Host: Andrew Di Tirro
Videography: Adam Carlson
Audio Recording: Andrew Di Tirro
Mixing: Andrew Di Tirro and Pat Mathews
Mastering: Adam Carlson
Graphics: Claire Urban
Treewell and KC talk about jazz influence in indie-rock music, as well as using vocals as an instrument within an ensemble.
Tune in with KC and Taylor as we discuss songwriting, pop-punk performances, and lyric writing.
Indigo Jones is a local R&B artist from Denver. His whole family makes or plays music, including his older brother Leewater, another R&B artist currently based in Phoenix, AZ. Jones grew up listening to gospel music, and R&B artists like Boyz II Men, so R&B came naturally for when he started performing. He met DJ MnM, a Denver DJ, when they played at the R&B Jam Fest, an event that showcases local R&B artists and gathers a community of talented musicians all in one place. She had moved to Colorado from Georgia for grad school; the two had great synergy from the start, and they decided to keep working together, with DJ MnM spinning his tracks next to him. Jones pulls inspiration from Dru Hill/Sisqó, Ty Dolla $ign, and his brother, Leewater. DJ MnM tunes herself to her crowds and finds ways to get everyone's heads nodding, and pulls inspiration from DJ Jazzy Jeff and DJ Puffy. Jones' released a short EP called "Wholesome Heathen Vol. 1", and is planning on releasing another project called "Ultraviolet Passion" soon.
Indie/psychedelic-rock band Sour Magic consists of Eliseo Salinas, Mauro Hernandez, Drew Morse, and Jay Waldrop. All hail from out of Colorado, from Louisiana to Kansas to Texas to Venezuela; Sour Magic found each other through Facebook and Craiglist ads when they all moved. Morse, on bass, and Waldrop, on drums, met first, beginning their music journey by playing in an office of a warehouse. Hernandez and Salinas came later, bringing in the guitars and vocals. They find inspiration from bands like Tame Impala, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, and The Beatles, and write their songs based on vibes and energy first. Sour Magic is very involved in the local FoCo and Denver music scene, producing their own music videos which feature other local bands like Moonlight Bloom and Los Toms. They have an album coming out June 13th called "The Hive", surrounding the themes of bees and humans, and what makes us so similar. Their single "Silver Sands", which made its debut on KCSU's airwaves, drops May 23rd. Sour Magic is playing at The Squire Lounge in Denver on May 10th, and holding their album release party at Skylark Lounge on June 13th.
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