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Archive for the ‘Music’ Category
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I GOT LUCKY
John Dendy’s first release, I Got Lucky is a desperate, tragic beautiful and heartfelt collection of eleven songs spanning over eight years of songwriting. Taken as a whole, they are a soundtrack to a wandering soul in search…
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Kool Keith
Saw Kool Keith at the Elks Lodge last night. Yeah. Kool Keith in Missoula, Montana. It was quite surreal. Also on the bill were Ambidext, R. Biz, Verbal Threat and the F.I.L.T.H.E.E. IMMIGRANTS. It was…
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Marcus Maximus RAWKS OUT
So I got called into the radio station to fill a show one recent Friday morning. I am not A morning person. At all. And I had to be in the studio @ 5.45AM. I knew I needed…
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Follow-up to the Fiona Apple Extroidinary Machine Show as heard on Radio Dystopia
The show went well. Previous to playing it, I emailed the GM and the Program Director at KBGA, and got no response from them, so I assumed it was a go. When I arrived at the studio,…
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Radio Dystopia 2005-04-03
Rock + Roll has always been about rebellion. From Alan Freed’s Moondog Coronation Ball in Cleveland, Ohio, the first rock + roll concert, to the original Woodstock to the Rock for Change tour of 2004 and, even closer…
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Radio Dystopia 2005-03-06
“Music has always been a craft of borrowing. In traditional, or folk, music, melodies and lyrics were handed down from generation to generation. At every stage, musicians would change the tune or substitute words at will, adapting songs…
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Radio Dystopia setlist 2005-02-27
Show has gelled for Sunday. Radio Dystopia, as most of you know, on KBGA, this week featuring Missoula’s own Purrbot, and various other sites/artists, listed below.The show is geared up to be a downtempo affair with…