Hey, this is Lady Q. My show for MMT is going to cover Hurray For The Riff Raff, a band that embodies the modern day LGBTQ person. The focus now and in this time in queer politics is to normalize what...
Sleeping at Last, having once been an alternative rock trio, is now frontman Ryan O'Neal's independent cross-genre orchestral vehicle for exploring new ground in music, primarily by way of unique concept...
Foxy Shazam is a American rock band from Cincinnati, Ohio and they were formed since 2004. The band released their debut album The Flamingo Trigger independently before signing with Ferret Music, under...
Welcome to the eclectic mind of Kevin Parker and the music of Tame Impala. Hailing from Perth, Australia, Tame Impala blends the psychedelic rock of yesteryear and the dance-pop of today into a blissful...
The Fall are an English post-punk band formed in 1976 by lead singer Mark E. Smith. Since formation, they have changed their line-up multiple times and have released over 30 albums (not including compilations...
Hailing from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Polvo established themselves as a mainstay of noise rock from their origin in the early 90s. Capitalizing on dissonant, Southeast Asian flavored guitar and polyrhythmic...
A product of the psychedelic 60’s, Pink Floyd is renowned for their whimsical, weird and entrancing music with timeless boundaries. The progressive rock band originated in the city of London in 1964....
Hitch a ride on the Magical Mystery Tour every Wednesday night from 8 - 9 PM on 91.1 FM KLSU!
Tune in to hear exclusive music from featured artists or themes chosen by our brilliant...
1. Band on the Run-- Paul McCartney and Wings
2. Getting Closer-- Wings
3. Live and Let Die-- Paul McCartney and Wings
4. Dear Boy-- Paul and Linda McCartney
5. Maybe I'm Amazed-- Paul McCartney
6. Uncle...
King of Pop, Michael Jackson was born on August 29, 1959 in Gary, Indiana.
As a child, Michael and his siblings were exposed to music all the time at home spanning from urban blues to country, rock...
When punk and new wave became increasingly commercial in the late 70s, a group of New York artists called for a total negation of American rock n roll. The Lower East Side artists grew tired...
