Author: Alyssa Morris

This semester is winding down, but KSPC does not stop! Tune in to the station online for a taste of Claremont while you are away. If you have never listened before, take advantage of your newfound free time and get acquainted with the huge variety of music that the station

KSPC hosted its second blowout concert of the semester last Thursday, Nov. 5, featuring Pitzer student project Magical Mistakes as well as Oakland’s Faun Fables as part of the first concert of music month. The show had something for fans of a couple different genres, featuring both electronic and folk

November is music month. This is not some official, government-declared distinction. In actuality, November is, among many other things, National Novel-Writing Month, Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, American Diabetes Month, and even the month dedicated to souls in purgatory by the Roman Catholic Church.But here in Claremont, November has been taken over

Rachel Smith PO ’11 holds a great deal of power over the music you hear at KSPC. Smith, a media studies major, sifts through dozens of CDs each week in order to find those worthy of KSPC airplay and from there, one guesses, widespread fame. According to Smith, there are

Have you ever dreamed of being a music journalist? Do you read Rolling Stone religiously? Have you seen Almost Famous one too many times? Do you just like to listen to CDs? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, KSPC has an activity for you.KSPC always needs volunteers

Abi Weber PO ’11 moonlights as an Americana DJ every Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. Though KSPC plays all kinds of underground music, Americana is an oft-misunderstood genre, and its presence on KSPC is frequently ignored.“Some people get scared away from Americana because (a) they don’t know what it

Hello, friends! Welcome back to another edition of the (long-absent) KSPC corner. This week, I will teach you a very important skill: how to win free concert tickets. Concerts are some of the best things on earth, but they also cost money, which makes us sad. However, KSPC gives away