KC Flanagan
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 3
- Latest publication
- Sep 9, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for KCSU FM
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- Aug 5, 2026
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Recapping Weekly Gems - Repeat, Replay, Recap! - KCSU FM (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Weekly Gems at KCSU! I’m your host for this semester, KC Flanagan, and I’m excited to update you on what KCSU has been spinning! Let’s get started! Lucky Break released their debut album “made it!” earlier in May, and it has since taken the indie-rock world by storm. Often recommended for listeners of Fiona Apple and Phoebe Bridgers, Lucky Break reflects the challenges young adults are experiencing in the modern age. Tracks like “Camp Song” and “Crush” reminisce about losing chil
Recapping Weekly Gems - Welcome Back to KCSU! - KCSU FM (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Weekly Gems at KCSU! I’m your host for this semester, KC Flanagan, and I’m excited to recap what we’ve been spinning over the summer. Let’s get started! Blending synthpop, rock, and Latin beats, See You When I Get Back is fresh and cool. Inner Wave is based out of Los Angeles, and this record plays like a reflection of the city itself. The lead vocalist and guitarist Pablo Sotelo takes inspiration from The Strokes with his guitar lines. The record is reminiscent of The Now Now by
moosch. Takes the Aggie Theatre! - KCSU FM (opens the original)
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moosch. took the stage at the Aggie Theatre to an electric audience in anticipation of their performance. As the band began their set, the lengthy rehearsals, writing sessions, recordings, and collaborations all came together for an incredible performance. moosch. creates an incredible atmosphere of collaboration between friends and family, one that the audience can’t help but enjoy. Their new album, Junk Drawer, explores a world of connection that comforts and intrigues the listener. “Brother”
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