TONIGHT ON KTRU: Infinite Apaches, Trakksounds, Wale Tickets

We’ve got a big Tuesday night planned out for you here on KTRU Rice Radio.

To start things off at 8PM, The Local Show will be playing host to local band Infinite Apaches, who will give a live performance and allow us to pick their brains!

Afterwards at 10PM, The Vinyl Frontier will play host to local producer Trakksounds. Additionally, we’ll be giving away more tickets to see Wale at House of Blues tomorrow night, courtesy of ScoreMore Shows.

Don’t miss it!

The Handshake

The Handshake

The Handshake are a really rad power trio from town who played the show last summer – they’re one of those bands who you hear a second of as you’re walking past, become immediately hooked, and before you know it you’re late for the thing you had to be at, or that’s what happened to me at least. Last I heard they were in the studio for a full length, but to hold you over until then here are two excellent tracks they cut up at KTRU. Photo Credit: Dave Idmoto.

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TICKET GIVEAWAY: Quite Company, Benjamin Wesley, Adam Bricks @ Walters

Some great local acts are playing at Walter’s this Saturday (1/26) night. Quiet Company, Benjamin Wesley and Adam Bricks are playing a show starting at 9 PM.

We’ll be giving away a pair of tickets to the show on air at 1 PM today, so be sure to tune in for your chance to win!

Another chance to win coming up at 3PM!

Call in: (713)348-9169

TICKET GIVEAWAY: Wale at House of Blues on 1/30

TICKET GIVEAWAY: Wale at House of Blues on 1/30

Our friends over at Scoremore have hooked us up with tickets to see Wale at House of Blues on Wednesday, 1/30! Tune in tomorrow (1/22) night for your chance to win a pair of tickets!

(713)348-KTRU

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Khruangbin

Khruangbin

Khruangbin (the name is Thai for ‘airplane’, or more literally ‘engine fly’) plays an instrumental style heavily influenced by Thai Pop – making them an original Western interpretation of an original Eastern style heavily influenced by a collection of Western styles which were themselves derived from other even older Western styles (got all that?). With this in mind it maybe makes a lot of sense that they often perform in costume.

These recordings came out really well so we’re going to upload a few more than usual. Dig these:

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Bang Bangz

Bang Bangz

Bang Bangz are no strangers to the studio – Mario’s been by in a group called Tax The Wolf – but this time they brought a brand new sound to the show. Electronic, ethereal, and danceable, I picked these two tracks from the session to best represent their style. Dig the vocals, and I think the drums are a little more prominent than you’ll get from them live.
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