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Bringing some volume to the KCSU studio this episode is Freaky Stella! Fresh off the Fort Collins house show circuit and soon to debut at Soundbar, Freaky Stella brought us an indie set reminiscent of the post punk revival of the 2000s. The band chats with KCSU's Andrew Di Tirro about their convergent influences and experiences playing in people's backyards.
Setlist:
Summer's End
Front Seat
Cliff
Apple Head
Credits:
Performance by: Freaky Stella
Host: Andrew Di Tirro
Producer: Adam Carlson
Videography: Adam Carlson, Worner Clark
Audio Recording: Andrew Di Tirro, Adrian de Araujo
Mixing: Adrian de Araujo, Andrew Di Tirro
Mastering: Adam Carlson
Editing: Adam Carlson
Graphics: Claire Urban
No Cover is a collaboration between KCSU FM and CTV, aiming to highlight local artists and KCSU's local music events through recorded sets and interviews. All episodes are released on CTV Channel 11, CTV's Youtube platform, and KCSU's Podcast platform
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