Columns: On-Air-Next
 (Courtesy photo) CU Boulder's Radio 1190On Air Next: Cozy acoustic sounds for fall with Double Double Whammy It's been nice to feel a little bit of cool weather creep in. Any back-to-school gloominess I may have been experiencing has been completely washed away by my excitement for autumn. Full Story On Air Next: Tune in to CU Boulder's Radio 1190 for Chad VanGaalen and Banny Grove The past couple of weeks have seen the releases of some of the year's most anticipated records from a handful of independent music's biggest and brightest: LCD Soundsystem, Deerhoof and a slew of smaller artists have subsumed 1190 in the most exciting wave of new music that 2017 has yet to see. Full Story On Air Next: Change is in the air; Girlpool and Mac DeMarco are on the airwaves Summer is almost here. The weather is warming up, life is slowing down and change is in the air at Radio 1190. Full Story On Air Next: Greatest hits remix this week with Yo La Tengo, Animal Collective and Mount Eerie I'm almost out of here! If you're a graduating senior like myself, we're probably feeling the same strange mixture of trepidation and excitement. Full Story On Air Next: Tune in to hear new music by a CU alum If you've read the Daily for more a year, you know that James Calvet wrote "On Air Next" before I took the post. Full Story On Air Next: Moody tunes from Arthur Russell, RF Shannon and Pile It's prom week for Radio 1190! We're all looking forward to Radio Prom this Friday night at Club 156 in the UMC. Full Story On Air Next: Sneaks, Porter Ray and Jake Xerxes Fussell now spinning on campus There's surely something to strike your fancy on Radio 1190 this week. Here's a lowdown on some of today's best new music. Full Story On Air Next: New albums from The Magnetic Fields, Father John Misty and Spoon Recently, we've been getting weird on Radio 1190. From obscure '70s cuts to killer local bands, we hope you turn on Radio 1190 and constantly hear something you've never heard before. Full Story On Air Next: Xenon Superstar, Ovaltine and BODY MEAT spinning on campus I'm back from Austin, sunburned, exhausted and content. While I was down there, I spent some time scouting out the best bands, and I was not disappointed. Full Story On Air Next: Old favorites and underground gems make a comeback this week Here at Radio 1190, we have about 25,000 records to our name, handpicked since 1998 with guaranteed quality. Full Story On Air Next: Polyrhythmic pleasures this week with Thundercat, Ponytail and Hellier Ulysses Polyrhythms have been ruining my life. It probably started with Talking Heads. There was something about David Byrne's lust for strange rhythmic patterns that set my brain on fire and got my feet pumping. Full Story On Air Next: Post-punk playing on campus this week with Tim Darcy, POW! and Scarves We have three great new records spinning this week on Radio 1190. Tim Darcy normally fronts the Canadian post-punk band Ought, but his new record "Saturday Night" brings his voice to unheard places. Full Story On Air Next: Tune in this week for Sacred Paws and 'Interstellar Transmissions' On Wednesday, Pitchfork posted an article titled "Does College Radio Even Matter Anymore." If you haven't read it yet, Kevin Lozano walks through the ins and outs of college radio history and finally decides: Yes, there is still a place for college radio. Full Story On Air Next: Priests, Bonobo and Run the Jewels spinning this week Priests are a post-punk outfit from Washington, D.C. Our nation's capitol has a rich history of producing bands that fight the system with attitude and ferocity (see Fugazi), and Priests keeps the tradition alive. Full Story On Air Next: Specialty shows itch your niche in the evenings This week, I'll give you the low-down on a bunch of cool things happening at Radio 1190. For the spring semester, we're stepping up our game and bringing you the tightest tunes from the past, present and future. Full Story On Air Next: Radio 1190 welcomes Buffs back with Cherry Glazerr and Matthew Squires On-Air Next is back — your weekly guide to Radio 1190's top picks for fresh independent music. Every Thursday, I provide hot scoops and new groups for crate diggers, outsiders, weirdos and music lovers alike. Full Story On Air Next: 'Polyvinyl Plays Polyvinyl,' Kastle and Body/Head The holidays are looming right around the corner. Much to your dismay, Santa and his compatriots are back, prompting you to show your loved ones how much you really care with gift cards, fruitcake and uneasy grins. Full Story On Air Next: A Tribe Called Quest, Sad13 and Jagwar Ma now spinning on campus It has been a rough year. David Bowie, Leonard Cohen, Prince, Phife Dawg and many others have left their corporeal forms for a better time at the great gig in the sky. Full Story On Air Next: A USA sampler with St. Lenox; Slaughter Beach, Dog; and American Wrestlers America means different things to different people. From Chuck Berry to Kanye West, American music reflects who we are and where we came from. Full Story On Air Next: Lambchop, Michael Mayer and American Monoxide to help you feel great again It's been a long week. Everybody, from those always politically active to those sucked into the bureaucratic bog, has felt a lot this week. Full Story |
 (Matt York / Associated Press) College footballCU football: Buffs reeling from first blowout loss Turnovers, sacks allowed pile up in defeats After many of Colorado's Pac-12 losses over the years, there was a helpless feeling coming from the Buffaloes. Full Story |
(Matt York / Associated Press) College footballCU football: Buffs reeling from first blowout loss Turnovers, sacks allowed pile up in defeats After many of Colorado's Pac-12 losses over the years, there was a helpless feeling coming from the Buffaloes. Full Story |
 (Paul Aiken / Staff Photographer) Second Story Garage: Gasoline Lollipops The Boulder alt-country band gives its EPs names such as Death and Resurrection, and its songs bear the mark of hard truths and sin. But the punk energy behind the playing, and the sense that it's all in good fun, make it OK to dance to a song like "Death." Full Story |
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