On the sixth edition of Music Matters, KRTU’s Dominic Anthony chats with longtime San Antonio-based musician Gary Davenport about his time with Mannequin in the 80s and his new compilation album, which The Numero Group just released.
Photo taken by Mark Nikolewski in 1984.
Music Matters airs every weekend night at midnight.
On the fifth edition of Music Matters, KRTU’s Dominic Anthony chats with Manila-based artists Ruru and Mellow Fellow. They are on their first U.S. tour, which comes to San Antonio on Friday, November 15.
Music Matters airs every weekend night at midnight.
On the fourth edition of Music Matters, KRTU’s Dominic Anthony chats with Miguel Reyes — better known as Michael Seyer — about his new EP, Nostalgia. It dropped on Friday, November 8.
Music Matters airs every weekend night at midnight.
On the third edition of Music Matters, KRTU's Dominic Anthony considers the legacy of David Berman, founder of Silver Jews and Purple Mountains. Berrman took his own life in August, a month after the release of Purple Mountains' debut album.
On the second edition of Music Matters, KRTU's Dominic Anthony chats with Brooklyn-based artist Spencer., who just released his debut 4AD single, "Automatic. He plays Paper Tiger with Gus Dapperton on October 26th.
Music Matters airs every weekend night at midnight.
Austin-based musician Christelle Bofale joined us in our studio this summer to sing some tunes off of her debut EP Swim Team.
On the first edition of Music Matters, KRTU’s Dominic Anthony chats with NYC-based artist JW Francis about his new single, Lofi. Tune in Friday, Saturday or Sunday night at midnight to hear Music Matters on air.
Thanks for tuning in, KRTU listeners. We’ll be doing multiple ticket giveaways this fall, so here’s a look at what we’ve got coming. All giveaways will be conducted on our Instagram the week of each respective concert, so make sure you keep in touch with what we’re posting! Must be 18+ to enter. Only one entry per person. Full list of KRTU Sweepstakes/Giveaway Rules on our website.
Montreal-based Blue Material, the solo endeavor of multi-instrumentalist Thom Gillies, released its debut self-titled album earlier this year. Gillies spoke with KRTU host Dominic Anthony last Saturday, June 8, on the Hippie Coffee Hours. Click here to listen to the archive.
