Compiled by Holly Henrichsen Assistant Web Content Manager An American Ambassador in Seoul, South Korea was attacked by a man with a knife who is opposed to joint South Korean-U.S. military drills. According to CNN, the U.S. ambassador to South Korea, Mark Lippert, was cut on his face and arms and North Korea quickly responded to the stabbing saying it was a “knife attack of justice,” and that it reflected […]
By Holly Henrichsen Assistant Web Content Manager Austin police have discovered that no bombs were actually planted in the two locations that were threatened this morning. According to the Austin American Statesman, the threats were directed at two different Austin locations: a Muslim Center and a cafe and hookah lounge. The man that made the threats has been detained by authorities who have described him as possibly having psychiatric problems. […]
By Erin Pollack Web Editor A TransAsia passenger plane clipped a bridge and crashed into a river in Taiwan this morning killing 23 people. According to CNN, 58 people were on the flight, 23 were confirmed dead, 15 injured and 20 people are still missing. Two people were driving on the bridge when the plane hit, and they were injured as well, but are now in stable condition. Taiwan’s Civil […]
Interview by Mathew Zuniga As one of the original founding members of the punk band Anti-flag, drummer Pat Thetic remains in still today. Anti-flag was formed in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1988 and has since been known for their politically fueled songs as well as strong views on war and those in power. The band kicked off 2015 with a tour supporting the punk band Pennywise. The tour brought Anti-flag through […]
By Meagan Stokes Web Editor The Arctic Monkeys made a stop in Austin on their 2014 North American Tour in October. The serene vocals of Alex Turner mixed with the classic rock 'n' roll sound felt like going back in time, when all music on the radio wasn't about California girls or going thrift shopping. After missing out on past opportunities to see Arctic Monkeys, one of my favorite bands, […]
By Janelle Abad Assistant Music Director It's a beautiful Friday afternoon in Austin. The West-Coast-like weather came just in time for the Ninth Annual Fun Fun Fun Fest. The cooler weather isn't the only thing that's refreshing. Musical comedian and co-writer of the television series "Robot Chicken," Rachel Bloom rushes to the festival straight from the Austin airport with a heartwarming smile and vibrant personality to chat with us before her […]
-Words by Mark Alvarez, Web Editor -Photo and audio by Janelle Abad, Assistant Music Director Austin has done it again -- bringing a variety of grade-A performances at this year's Fun Fun Fun Fest. With names like Judas Priest, Wiz Khalifa and Alt-J gracing the line-up this year, this autumn arts festival rivals others, like Austin City Limits and South by Southwest. The lively three-day festival featured a diverse range of artists, […]
By Janelle Abad Assistant Music Director, Senior Production Assistant I'm Janelle Abad, here with ASTR (at this year's Fun Fun Fun Fest). Do you guys mind saying your names and your role in the band? Zoe Silverman: I'm Zoe (Silverman), and I'm a singer and a writer. Adam Pallin: Adam (Pallin). Producer and drummer. JA: Welcome to Fun Fun Fun Fest. Are there any bands you want to see or have seen? ZS: We […]
By Meagan Stokes Web Editor Did you miss out on the October music festivities or need to relive the Austin City Limits experience? Fear not, KTSW is feeling generous enough to share some amazing pictures and video from ACL. It's hard to pick a festival favorite because of the various genres of music displayed: Skrillex, Lana Del Rey and Sam Smith were my festival top three. Weekend One: Saturday, October 4
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