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Brand new chanel$, brand new Slayyyter? - KCPR (opens the original)
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Ayla Boose is a content writer for KCPR. The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang Media Group. Catherine Grace Garner, better known as breakout pop star Slayyyter, made a lot of sparks this past summer. I remember seeing a reel of her 2026 Coachella set and being blown away, albeit a bit offended. Like many I thought she was a new artist. Little did I know her roots started on Tumblr, where she released singles and albums on her own – a well kept secret
From the KCPR vinyl wall: A review of Bernie Krause's 'Jungle Shoes' - KCPR (opens the original)
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Dylan Koch is a content writer for KCPR. The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang Media Group. The KCPR studio walls are filled ceiling to floor with a record collection that dates back to the station’s inception in the late-1960’s. As an exploration of the history layered within these pieces of physical media, join KCPR’s Dylan Koch (DJ Dylanesque) and Lorenzo Cano (DJ White Sauce Pagan Baby) for a weekly dive into the lesser-travelled corners of the KC
KCPR's Portola Music Festival Pregame Mix - KCPR (opens the original)
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Though summer has come to a close, festival season isn’t over yet. Portola Music Festival returns to San Francisco for their fifth celebration — the two-days of dance-electronic music is set to take place this weekend, Sept. 26 and Sept. 27. Sprawling over four stages, beloved favorites and rising artists are set to perform, including Robyn, Swedish House Mafia, Parcels, Zara Larsen, Fcukers, Ear and Adela. Leave Friday and return Monday morning to experience two days of analog-sets and disco un
Cal Poly students' guide to semester conversion - KCPR (opens the original)
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The city is buzzing to life, coffee shops are filled to the brim and Cal Poly’s campus is once again crammed with students. The school year has officially begun. But this year brings Cal Poly’s long-awaited switch from quarters to semesters. From longer terms to shorter class times to brand-new catalog requirements, the semester switch is full of changes. While many freshmen mastered the semester system in high school, some continuing students, like construction management sophomore Keily Espino
Weird Al Yankovic brings 'Bigger & Weirder' tour to Paso Robles for a night of Polka Hilarity - KCPR (opens the original)
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Long before he became America’s most respected parody writer, Weird Al Yankovic studied architecture at Cal Poly, and even threw down in the booth as a KCPR disc jockey. His breakout hit “My Bologna,” an accordion parody cover of the Knack’s “My Sharona,” was actually recorded at Cal Poly, in the men’s room of KCPR’s home building, Building 026. On Sept. 15, Yankovic (and that’s vick, with a hard “k” sound) returned to the Central Coast, bringing his “Bigger & Weirder” tour to Vina Robles Amphit
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