Jayson Gegner reviews the Kinect gaming platform and the new release game “Gunstringer.” For more, don’t forget to tune into “Hey! Listen!” on The Lab, Fridays from 3-5 PM.
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By Rob Rodriguez Blitzen Trapper simply rocks. I don’t know of another band that can consistently pump out great albums without a disappointing change in style. American Goldwing picks up right where Destroyer of the Void and Furr leave off. As always, the album offers a bit of everything. There is a cornucopia of sound; banjos, 70’s style synthesizers, and blaring harmonicas. You will nod your head to the guitar licks and then close your eyes in appreciation of all the beautiful southern melody. The album doesn’t skip a beat, opening loudly with the riff-heavy “Mind Find It Cheap.” But if you’re like me, you stay … Continued
Happy Halloween! KRUI News does their own version of George Orwell’s “War of the Worlds.” Listen to the full broadcast here!
KRUI Sports staffer Sam Kienzle brings readers up to speed on the state of Minnesota football and tidbits on Saturday’s Floyd of Rosedale contest.
Jordan Kabialis recaps the madness and excitement that was Game 6 of the 2011 World Series.
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BRAAAIIINSS!
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Sighting by Vito’s in October, but it’s been moving around ever since. Where will it be next? [Photo Courtesy of Julie Staub]
Vice President for Communications and Public Relations at United Nations Foundation, Aaron Sherinian, gave a speech at the University of Iowa’s United Nations Day Fair Oct. 26. His passionate speech included the goals of getting to the root of current national and international issues. The United Nations Day Fair is a milestone for our nation as countries across the world not only celebrate the accomplishments and innovative hard work involved in solving important issues, but develop new solutions to current issues. A bipartisan poll concluded that 86% of Americans are convinced that in order to solve issues such as hunger, … Continued
By Alina Perez Gomez Dare to Care presents the fourth album by Canada’s indie rock heroes, Malajube. Hailing from Montreal, Malajube is a quartet led by Julien Mineau on vocals and guitar. Their first album, Le Compte Complet, in 2004 gained them instant fame in Quebec. By their second album release in 2006, Malajube began to tour the US and gain international recognition. While many bands that gain international fame turn to English to propel them to a wider stage, Malajube faithfully continues singing French lyrics. Don’t speak French? Not to worry. Dubbed the language of romance, French is beautiful to … Continued
Skye Carrasco, a local songstress and violinist, graced the KRUI airwaves with gorgeous new songs before playing a record release show for her debut album “Dark Pines” at The Mill. Listen to her interview here!
