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On October 9th at the House of Blues, I had the pleasure to attend the Local Natives concert with an introductory performance by Wild Nothing. This was my first time at the House of Blues since I usually attend concerts at either Fitzgerald’s or Warehouse Live, and I have to say, I am pretty impressed and […]
After a long-awaited return, the progressive rock group, An Endless Sporadic, has finally announced new material currently in the works. The band, regularly directly interacting with its modest fan base through social media, teased its small but devoted fans with a quick and sweet demo titled “Derpulous,” leaving the fans excited and distraught from the […]
Comedy superstar Bo Burnham recently sat down with our own Vic Shuttee to talk about his new book and his new one man show among other things. Hear the entire interview this Sunday at 9pm on Hail Satire!
Sometimes the most simplistic lyrics are perhaps the ones that actually matter. Alexander Sjodin’s creation of Sailor & I is quoted in, “…a metaphor for two wills inside a person that are fighting against one another. It is part of most peoples’ everyday lives. It’s interesting because there are times people do things they don’t want […]
It’s a ticket giveaway weekend on Coog Radio! Today through Sunday, we’re giving away two pairs of tickets to each of these shows at the House of Blues thanks to our friends at Live Nation: Walk The Moon – October 8 Local Natives – October 9 Toro y Moi – October 10 Stay tuned to […]
Happy College Radio Day! September flew by so quickly, we have no idea where it went. Among the exorbitant amounts of homework, papers, tests, and hours at work, the station managed to throw a successful third birthday party to celebrate the start of a new year. To celebrate College Radio Day and the beginning of […]
Phantogram, a New York synth-pop duo, is releasing its new album on Monday as announced on its Facebook page. The last time I heard of a Phantogram release was back in 2011 with its EP titled, “Nightlife,” which scored good reviews across the web. Now two out of its four songs are available to stream […]
Editor’s note: This review was written by Michael Geronimo I had the pleasure to attend the Fall Out Boy/Panic! At The Disco/Twenty-One Pilots show at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion Wednesday. For those of you who don’t listen to my show (Reggae Among Dude Thursdays 7-9pm), I am also a high school teacher, so I was […]
I knew. Ever since I found Rhythm and Poetry on Reddit under the heading of “I’m a Houston rapper who just released his first mix tape”, I knew. As soon as I heard the Henry Rollins sample, I knew. When I heard his choice of beats (Atmosphere being among them), I knew. When I heard […]
We’re teaming up with Live Nation to give away two pairs of tickets to the Yellowcard show going on tomorrow night at House of Blues! How you do win a pair? It’s easy! For a chance to win, all you have to do is comment on our Facebook post your favorite track off of the Ocean […]
What’s poppin’ inter-webs? Guess who was in our humble town of Houston, Texas last week? None other than the Chef himself, and I’m gonna tell you about the show. However, let’s start with some history first: If you don’t know, Raekwon, a.k.a. Corey Woods, a.k.a. the Chef, came on the hip-hop scene in the early […]
Check out these pictures from Vox Vocis’ live on-air performance during Old Time Radio Show! Be sure to check out Vox Vocis tomorrow at our birthday party concert! [slideshow] Photos by: Diego Suarez
Editor’s note: This review was written by Bryan Dupont-Gray in cooperation with The Daily Cougar. There was never an artist who could excel in the highest fashion by using a mashup of R&B and rap music as Aubrey “Drake” Graham has. However, as we have seen in Drake’s albums “Thank Me Later” and “Take Care,” […]
Discovery Green is easily one of my most favorite places in our great city. The engineering and technology used for this park should influence the rest of the city to adapt a greener state of being. One way to promote that and rally more people to experience this fantastic place is to hold a concert! […]
Be sure to check out Vox Vocis on Old Time Radio Show this Thursday! They’ll be doing an interview, and even doing a live acoustic performance on air! Get a taste of them before you see them live this Saturday at our birthday party! Check them out this Thursday at 10am, only on Coog Radio!
The electric guitar changed music forever. Not just the sound but the style, technique and essence with which the instrument was played. Let’s face it, “Stone Cold Crazy” would not be the same without pickups and amplification. So what would you say if I told you that the person responsible for this musical marvel is […]
From the second I saw this man who looked frighteningly similar to my brother wearing a fur coat and riding a razor scooter with a lady on each arm like he was rolling in a Bentley, I knew he was something special. Initially I assumed he was making a mockery of the industry and […]
The Fall Of Troy, everyone’s favorite mathcore band, is getting back together with their original line-up to perform 3 shows, December 27, 28, and 29 and, as an extra-special new years/Christmas treat, they will be playing at the Red 7 in Austin. The playlist for each night will consist of their first 3 albums (The […]
In the early 16th century Francesco Berni wrote a manuscript entitled Opere burlesche. This is the first time in recorded history that any root of the word, burlesque, had been used. During the 17th century in England the word became synonymous with the grotesque imitation of the dignified or pathetic. What a bunch of uptight […]
