Gabe Rodriguez from Hideout came to the KCPR studio to play some acoustic songs off his new album So Many Hoops, So Little Time. The songs off the new album are representative of the album’s title. Rodriguez’s lyrics are sweet, reflective and exhausted by the notion that there...
After a quick round of mimosas, The Frights, a San Diego surf punk band, came in to answer some questions for us and play “Hype or Swipe.” The Frights started out as a joke. Eventually, and accidentally, they blew up into one of the best SoCal outfits around. Mikey Carnevale...
KCPR was lucky enough to get an acoustic set with Nick Larson and Aaron Kroeger from San Luis Obispo’s Próxima Parada, named after the automated phrase announced before every stop on SLO Transit buses. Próxima Parada uses their bluesy folk music to construct an energy with a syntax...
Central Coast native Joel Alexander came into the KCPR studio and played some dreamy songs for us. Joel Alexander, formerly known as verydeadly, is a one-man show — just Alexander, his guitar and an impressively complex pedal board. For consolation, he doesn’t go by verdeadly due to the awkward, weirdly...
Bay Area post-rock band Pastel rolled out of bed early last Saturday to head back up to San Francisco; we invited the band, Nick, Henry, Michael and Matt, to stop by KCPR on their way up to share some art and talk music. The four-piece has two EP...
Los Angeles based virtuosos El Ten Eleven create sonically astounding harmonies. If you listen to their music without seeing who they are, you would think you were listening to an 8- piece band. Some try to put their sound into a box by labeling it “math rock” or...
Last Friday, a bedroom pop musician whose side job is an administrative assistant for a skin cancer surgeon arrived at the KCPR studio to perform live. Marten Roark, better known throughout the reaches of the World Wide Web as Tomemitsu, creates ephemerality with an acoustic guitar and digital...
So-Cal indie heartthrobs HUNNY have definitely made a hefty footprint on the alternative music scene in the past year. The six-piece group of friends traveled the states bringing their unique sound, reminiscent of The Cure, to sold out audiences while opening up for The Neighborhood. Off their debut EP Pain/Ache/Loving,...
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