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blog January 14, 2019

Pure Shit, Grimly Forming, Rolex, Blast Radius & Mullholland @ Biko Garage, Feb 15th

Pure Shit (los angeles) bandcamp: https://pureshitinfo.bandcamp.com/releases Rolex (los angeles) bandcamp: https://rolex.bandcamp.com/ Grimly Forming (los angeles) bandcamp: https://grimlyforming.bandcamp.com/ Blast Radius (santa ana) bandcamp: https://blastradius714.bandcamp.com/releases Mullholland (ventura) https://mulholland805.bandcamp.com/ Feb., 15th @ Biko Garage (6612 Sueno Rd.) 9pm $5 - $10 Donation >>Facebook Event<<

at the station blog DJ Posts January 8, 2019

How to Get Your Own Radio Program at KCSB-FM

If you’re interested in becoming a programmer on KCSB, first come to an orientation. We hold orientations at the beginning of every UCSB academic quarter. Program proposals will be given out at orientation. After you receive the proposal, fill it out and turn it in…

blog music music reviews January 7, 2019

World Music Wednesday: Child of the Rainbow

Few albums of the past decade resist simple categorization as Gurrumul’s 2018 release Djarimirri: Child of the Rainbow does. Gurrumul hailed from Australia's Elcho Island as a member of the indigenous Yolngu people. Born totally blind, he never learned braille or used a…

blog music reviews December 21, 2018

Scene and Heard: Good Time and “The Pure and the Damned

Connie, the protagonist of the Safdie brothers’ grimy, propulsive crime thriller Good Time (2017), is not a good person. After a botched bank robbery results in the incarceration of his brother Nick (who served as Connie’s accomplice), Connie…

blog playlists December 21, 2018

An Intro to Plunderphonics w/ N.Weis

Recently, Negativland’s Mark Hosler and Wobbly performed a live set in the KCSB courtyard alongside KCSB programmer Irene Moon. Negativland helped pioneer the practice of “plunderphonics”, so DJ N. Weis put together a brief soirée into “plunderphonics” for those unfamiliar with the genre. John…

blog playlists December 21, 2018

Your Hot-As-Memphis-in-the-Summer Rap Playlist

Looking for a ~chill~ summer playlist to impress all your friends at your next BBQ? Well, it’s here, right here, in this newsletter and it’s all Memphis and Memphis-style hip hop and rap. Memphis rap is known for it’s lo-fi, gritty production and…

blog show reviews January 30, 2017

Show Review: Mogwai at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel on Jan. 18th, 2017

Ever-evolving sonically, Scottish band Mogwai have scored three films in addition to releasing eight studio albums. Beginning as a rock-centered band with an atmospheric and enveloping sound, their evolution into soundtrack work is a natural progression for the band. On January 18th, they…

blog interviews November 18, 2016

Interview: CHEW (Atlanta, GA)

Atlanta-based trio CHEW aren’t your ordinary psychedelic rock band. Frantic pacing, technical riffing, bombastic drumming and electronic weirdness encompass their wholly unique take on the genre. 91.9 KCSB-FM’s Spencer VH was able to speak to the band about what it’s like being an instrumental band, must-see…

blog interviews April 22, 2016

Local Band Spotlight: Lanayah

LANAYAH is a three-piece band from Santa Barbara, CA. They’ve developed a fanbase in a short time, likely due to their loud and enveloping live performances. KCSB’s Spencer vH asked the band a few questions. -- KCSB: How long has Lanayah been around and what brought the…

blog music music reviews March 5, 2016

Way Back Then: “Hi Scores” by Boards of Canada

[March 5, 2016] By Spencer VH With a career spanning over twenty-five years, Edinburgh, Scotland’s Boards of Canada just might be one of the single most influential electronic music artists of all time. That being said, they still might also be one of the most…

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