Taste of Treefort Just to Name a Few: Phantogram, Evening Was the Large Collection of Syn- Dedicated to Him

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Welcome to In Cue, your many Vandals. The people college radio station’s guide I’ve met, the shows I’ve to all things radio related. As seen, and the opportuni- the sun sets on my time at ties that I’ve enjoyed have the helm of KUOI, I’d like to been unreal. Each DJ, with express my undying gratitude their own personality, has to the volunteers, staf, and added to my experience. nae hakala support that have made this Time and time again I see incredibly life changing expe- kuoi our alumni (many of which rience for me. In the past two still doing amazing things years, I’ve tried to make the KUOI FM with music) reminisce through the experience one of learning and self- halls of our music library and remem- expression for all students and com- ber how “QE” made their college days. munity members willing to contribute I look forward to joining these senti- quality programming. I have seen this ments whenever I look down at my station evolve into an operation flled class ring that is engraved “KUOI” and with talent and driven by genuine remember so many good times. Truly, interest, efort, and and joy from so thank you all!

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Paddy Mulligan Ryan Franz Andrew Deskins News Production Director PR Director Director 2.28.14 in cue 3 Disclosure does the knit right

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The UK import brought their sound to Spokane on their US tour following the release of their frst studio album, Settle. Brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence have been driving the UK funky sound since 2010. In the years since Disclo- sure’s launch, they made it to the top of UK pop charts, secured a Grammy nomi- nation, and collaborated with many award-wining artists on a handful of singles and EPs. In Moscow, the closest venue for large electronic shows is Spokane’s Knit- ting Factory, where 1,500 ravers turn up to see the latest electronic artist make their way through the Northwest. Dis- closure brought their house party vibe to knit; a taste of future garage that is rarely seen this far from the UK. The gig opened with T. Williams, an iconic garage Producer and DJ who’s played for Resident Advisor Podcast and BBC Radio One in his 12 years of DJing. Williams’ set the stage for Disclosure, playing his club edit of Disclosure’s single Latch, alongside many other Garage Funk choones. Disclosure’s set went of in a much diferent fashion than most EDM raves held at the Knit. No one was tearing out hair to intense drops that push the limit of the venue’s system. People were actually dancing, and it felt like a party. The vibes were positive, the drinks were cold, and the hugs were free as they should be.

carter brandstetter | kuoi 4 in cue 2.28.14 Daft Punk (isn’t) Dead

ryan franz kuoi With an eight-year break out of the studio, Daft Punk defnitely showed that they could “Bring Life Back to Music,” with their album Ran- dom Access Memories. In the KUOI studio the review given to the album says, “They have disco fever circa 1979. Disco should stay DEAD. However, Daft Punk of- fers plenty for the modern dance foor and they continue to straddle the Atlantic Ocean with ease. Both Europe and the States get something to groove to.” This review is a great start to what this album is but it does not grasp all the way what this album means to the music community and to me nae hakala | kuoi as a listener. Let us start with the basics. Everyone knows Daft Punk for their sweet mixture of disco and electronic music starting in the nineties, and that is what people expected from another Daft the age of synthesizer Punk album. This was not the case for RAM, this album is full of disco jams with the sole intent for the robots to show of their musical skill and paddy mulligan streams for Odesza has been 4.7 million Noises and The Kitchen. The stage had work with some of their personal idols. kuoi and producing bands within this hip- what you’d expect of most concerts, Giovanni Giorgio, the grand daddy of synth- hop and electronic genre have been but what had become increasingly disco music and modern electronic dance mu- You may have noticed that this year popping up all across the country. interesting to watch throughout the sic shows up in the album with a song entirely at our first annual Taste of Treefort Just to name a few: Phantogram, evening was the large collection of syn- dedicated to him. If that is not enough for you, concert we’ve had the opportunity Animal Collective, Toro y Moi, Beach thesizers and stomp-pedals that had Nile Rodgers plays in three of the tracks, namely to invite an amazing production duo, House and the list could go on for this corralled the musicians into gridded “Get Lucky,” and Julian Casablancas provides Odesza, to join us at the University of entire article. It’s become more notice- sections of the stage. Musicians would vocals for the track “Instant Crush.” The list of Idaho. Odesza began as a collabora- able, whether you are listening from jump from one hand held instrument collaborators stretches on with big names and tion of Harrison Mills (aka Catacomb your headphones or to a live perfor- to the floor to suddenly kick a pedal none of them disappoint in the songs they con- Kid) and Clayton Knight (aka Beaches- mance, that bands within the Indy and readjust the volume with a toe. tributed their talents. Beaches) when they first met during genre have incorporated a season- The precision these musicians took to This album is the album that the duo has their senior year. As recent graduates ing or a heavy spoon full of electronic make the music that might traditional- probably dreamed of making since they started of Western Washington University they sound into their albums. Bands are ly be cultivated in a studio and allowed making music. The entirety of the album, save came together in the summer of 2012 not just playing guitar, drums, bass or it to burst forth onstage was astound- the electronic jam “Doin’ it Right,” has live instru- to create their first album “Summer’s keyboard, they are asked to make the ing. From the origins of what would be mentation with awesome solos of several dif- Gone”, which was self-released for free next jump to become competent and the Synthesizer, the electronic sounds th ferent instruments. Anyone who tells you that on September 5 of that same year. imaginative producers both offstage played with in the 18th century with the this album is sub-par they are blowing smoke The album itself had reached over 1.6 and onstage. invention of the clavecin électrique, the up your ass. So go give Random Access Memo- million streams on Soundcloud and The last concert I was able to attend use of technology has come along way ries a chance if you have not yet and if you have their popularity hasn’t stopped there. was AAN (Amor Ad Nauseum) at Mikey’s with the experimentation of electronic give it another listen. If you keep all this in mind The SoundCloud record, to date, for Gyros where they played with Desert sounds in the music scene today. I promise you won’t be disappointed. 2.28.14 in cue 5

Nae and Michael, of the Taste of Treefort radio show sat down with AAN-top of Treefort the band AAN to discuss their new album and their Treefort experiences.

nae hakala Nae: You guys have been writ- eating a salad… michael cullen ten up recently and referred to as experimental pop. Is that what you Bud: It the only time we actu- kuoi would describe your music as? ally met him-of all the shows and played and he just told it like it was. Bud: It’s hard to brand the sound. There [are] elements of psy- Reese: I received a very terse chedelic rock, there[‘re] elements email. of just straight forward rock and roll, there’s obviously an indie thing Nae: Oh man, I’m having Pave- that going on, which is inevitable. ment fashbacks. So, let’s talk about this cover; it Reese: More ambient in parts. makes me kind of sad for it. I can believe it. It looks like a puppy has Bud: The structures are try- gotten in trouble with a porcupine. Nae: We have an entire show ing to be pop songs, though. But dedicated to Treefort Music Fest everything else that goes around John: Somebody on Arteo and previewing artists that will be it…I think that’s what the word made a playlist full of scary and at Treefort Music Fest. Right now, experimental is, it’s experimenting gruesome album covers and that in the studio, we have the band with song structure, maybe less was on it! AAN, and they are going to talk a than experimenting with noise, little bit with us about their Tree- which I think in this 21st century, Reese: Yeah, that dog was nine fort experiences and what-have- when you hear “experimental,” you when it happened though. It was you. And this tour is to promote tend to think of the more grinding the third time she’d gotten in trou- your newest album? dissonance, but technically, in our ble with a porcupine. Her name is vein, it’s more about the structure Maya, she’s my partner’s mother’s Bud: Correct. It is the frst full- of the songs. dog. And she was fne but I feel like length record, it’s called “Amor Ad it’s striking, I don’t want to explain it. Nauseum.” Nae: Let’s talk a little bit about The idea is that the dog did not do college radio, since we are a stu- it on one go, that she continued to Nae: Great. You guys have dent-run and free-format college attack the porcupine for whatever played Treefort before, you’re kind radio station. 10 years ago…was reason. Hence the title of the record, of Treefort veterans. Would you it ten years ago? “Amor Ad Nauseum.” “Ad Nauseum” guys talk a little bit about your ex- being a repetition that will make perience or how you perceive the Bud: Yeah, I was a DJ here at you sick, and then “Amor” being self festival in general? 89.3 KUOI from the year 2000 to explanatory. So the idea being that 2005, and every season I had my this creature did what it did know- Bud: [We’ve played it] every own show, of notable titles such ing it was hurting itself. And the year. It’s fantastic. I think a lot of as “So Booyah Right Now”, was my creature is fne and has since gone it has to do with the people that frst one on 2000, and then an- on and attacked another porcupine. are putting on the show. They other one I had was called “Guns, have a very good understand- Beers, and Three-Wheelers.” Be- Nae: So you haven’t gotten ing of what an artist wants when cause I hadn’t been living in Idaho any angry letters from PETA or they’re playing a festival. They for very long and I was just like, anything? put you up in a very nice space, “God, what am I doing here?” But I and I think people like Eric and actually love Idaho. Reese: Angry Facebookers Megan, who are some of the were disturbed, either that or they main people – I know there’s ten Nae: Okay, so I feel like you think it was all photoshopped. or ffteen people are involved guys have a tour story. – they are just on it, like all the Bud: It’s an actual photo of an time. Eric Gilbert, who’s one of Reese: One got us in trouble actual dog that unfortunately had the promoters and one of the with the super fan site for the an encounter with a porcupine. bookers, is just running his tail Smashing Pumpkins. Keep in of the whole time trying to make mind, if this is person is listening, Reese: And it is a nice dog. sure everybody’s accommodat- this is not meant to be slanderous, ed. Beyond that, just the book- but he defnitely was very disap- Bud: And [the dog] is okay. ing is outstanding. People from pointed in my interview that I did all over the country…there’s a with a local weekly where I just Reese: The fact that you feel couple of international acts, Dis- frankly explained one of the sto- something is part of it. It’s supposed co Doom from Switzerland… ries which was Billy in a bathrobe to make you feel something. photos by nae hakala | kuoi page sama dams in kuoi studios 6 - 7 10 Can’t Miss Treefort Acts (plus more)

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The main stage headliners are insane this year, but here are some more bands that will give you your money’s worth. Oh yeah, and they’re all friends of KUOI. Finn Riggins: If you live under a rock, you may not know that Eric, the keyboardist pretty much put together Treefort and used to be the KUOI Sta- tion Manager! This band has amazing fans and puts together an energetic, indie-rock, dance packed good time. Go support your fellow Vandals! Hobosexual: While they haven’t been to the station yet, this butt-rock duo recorded 2 special tracks just for KUOI and took the time to meet our DJs for an interview in Seattle. This music is so fun, it’s what happens when classically trained musicians let loose and have fun. Marshall McLean Band: This guy has played in KUOI studios before and has a voice that you just can’t get out of your head. Go watch him brood at your girlfriend. Sama Dams: This band has played Moscow and KUOI studios several times in the past year. They’re experimenting/winning with amazing technical and mathy songs. Plus they have a mega- babe for an organ player. AAN: Oh come AAN! The lead singer is KUOI nae hakala | kuoi alum, see their interview in this issue. I guess you could call it accessible, experimental pop. Go hear something NEW. Go feel something new. Horse Feathers: Yep, more KUOI Alumni. This band plays sweet and croon-y banjo plucking nae hakala | kuoi nae hakala | kuoi grooves and is headed by a ging! Mike Surber: This guy is killing it with his sing- and and and at treefort gregory rawlins at treefort er/songwriter Americana Rock & Roll. Like a young Tom Petty with tattoos. Surber has interviewed on air for KUOI and is always a friendly dude. Gregory Rawlins: Literally the nicest guy in the world. He plays romantic and artsy jams with a deep and raspy voice on his energetic acoustic guitar. He’s been to KUOI many times and sounds even better in person. But for realz, doh. Animal Eyes: KUOI covered their recent show in Portland, OR and grabbed a station ID. They tore the house down with their intense folk art pop. Two words: Accordion. Odesza: This production duo made me understand why anyone would see electronic music live. Oh yeah and no big deal but they are headlining our Taste of Treefort Music Fest!! Check them out for free along with so many other killer bands on March 12 at Mem Gym. OK… but also check out And And And, Sum- mer Cannibals, Teens, Magic Sword, The Kitch- en, Dude York, Hillfolk Noir, and The We Shared Milk. Trust me. sun blood stories at treefort nae hakala | kuoi brian hakala | kuoi nae hakala | kuoi 8 in cue 2.28.14 World groove “If I had two hours to play whatever I wanted, I would play some [Lucinda Williams]. I would play Robert Plant’s “Angel Dance.” I would play Le Noise nuggets and “Walk With Me,” by Neil Young.”

peter ritter many other styles. In a Ghana- kuoi ian funk and groove compilation from Analog Africa, the sounds When living in a country of Fela Kuti and Parliament/Funk- A heart to Heart whose main export is culture, adelic intertwine into a distinct it’s easy to see why certain other afrobeat/funk sound, while on cultures aren’t represented at all a Siamese psychedelic rock/ga- Program Director An- noise complaint was we were AS: So, as they might have in our music and movie stores. rage compilation from Soundway thony Saia was given the working on one of the bigger told you, I work at KUOI, a col- When we think of movies we Recordings, the main rif from rockers, and you know, when lege radio station at the Univer- think of Hollywood, which is still The Rolling Stones’ “Jumpin Jack opportunity to interview you’re working on something, sity of Idaho. I was curious, did the highest grossing movie in- Flash” provides a backdrop for Ann Wilson, lead singer you have to play it over and over you ever listen to college radio dustry in the world. However, Ni- spaced out raw howling from the of Heart last October on and over, and so, we fnally got when you were growing up? geria’s movie industry makes far band’s female singer. the one-year anniversary a knock on the door, and they more movies per year, and Bol- Another compilation from of the band’s release of went to answer and the ho- AW: I probably listened more lywood, the Hindi side of India’s Analog Africa, focused on “The tel staf said, ‘Your stereo is on.’ to FM radio at that age, because industry, on average has more Raw Sound of Burkina Faso 1974- their most recent studio They though we were playing a I didn’t go to college as it is. I annual ticket sales. 1979,” is certainly one of the only record Fanatic. stereo, like somebody had for- went to art school. I went to Cor- Like movies, our hegemony compilations of Burkinabe to gotten they’d left it on, and left nish School in Seattle, so there has driven the music industry make it to America. In a country Anthony Saia: So, today is the song on repeat. We had to was no college radio. over the last century, but recent where the literacy rate is still only the one-year anniversary of the say, ‘No, no, no, that’s okay, we’re labels are starting to reevaluate 30% (after a 20 year campaign to release of Heart’s album, Fanat- working on something up here. AS: Alright, so that being America’s place in music history. raise it from 13% in the 90’s), one ic, what has the response been Everything is fne, don’t worry.’ said, if you had a radio show Thanks to the Internet, boutique would not assume there would from fans and press to the re- From that point on, they started yourself, what would you name labels are starting to spring up be a trove of funk and soul from cord so far? putting us in a corner room, that radio show and what would you worldwide and are focused on the 70’s, much less songs in Eng- wasn’t going to bother people play? reissuing important sounds from lish, flthy “Sex Machine” guitar Ann Wilson: Oh yeah, well, as much. It’s not like we ever some of the world’s less famous parts, and extraordinary synco- Fanatic had a really amazing crit- had any trouble. We just set up a AW: If I had two hours to music industries: Burkina Faso, pation. ical response and then when we few mics, with a laptop and the play whatever I wanted, I would Colombia, Siam, and Angola, to While many of these labels got it out on the road, the fans right software and you can do a play some [Lucinda Williams]. name a few. Many of these coun- have “Africa” in the name, Sound- were blown away by the songs lot of good stuf. The drums and I would play Robert Plant’s tries’ industries just didn’t have way Records’ mission statement we chose to play live. We didn’t bass, and all the other stuf we “Angel Dance.” I would play Le the resources to export tapes to is simple: “Music from Planet play the whole album live, but did in the studio, but the vocals Noise and “Walk With Me,” by other countries throughout the Earth: Past, Present & Future.” we chose the ones we thought and some of the guitars, and Neil Young. I don’t know. I would 20th century, even though they Created by an English DJ, Miles would really reach out and grab some of the special stuf we did play stuf that’s not popular, were heavily infuenced by psy- Cleret, who sought to increase his them. One song in particular, we just about everywhere. probably. chedelic sounds from both the trove of samples, the label was started out with called “Mashal- West and East. And indeed, politi- born after one illustrious record- lah,” which they just loved and AS: So, are there any bands AS: So, you mentioned Rob- cal anti-Communist propaganda collecting trip to Ghana. Now, they would just yell out “Mashal- or vocalists in the past or pres- ert Plant there. Since Heart’s kept a lot of sounds out of Amer- he has been to Ethiopia, Benin, lah” when it came. It was very ent that you could do a vocal performance at the Kennedy ica, where owning Colombian or Ghana, Colombia, Nigeria, Pana- cool. They were very integrated duet with them, who would it Center covering Led Zeppelin’s Cuban music would’ve been, at ma, Trinidad, Kenya, Thailand and into it. They wan’t something be and why? “Stairway To Heaven,” with Jason the very least, frowned upon for a more seeking out all kinds of lost new and something big that [Bonham] on drums. My ques- time. Now labels like Analog Afri- cultural relics. rocked, and they loved “Dear AW: Well, I would like to sing tion for you, is how does it feel ca in Germany and Soundway Re- America most certainly de- Old America” a lot. with Chris Cornell [of Soundgar- to make Robert Plant weep tears cordings in England are dedicat- serves a place in the cultural den] someday, because I think of joy after covering that? ed to sorting through forgotten megaliths of history, breeding AS: So I’ve read and I just that he’s got a lot of power and boxes of tapes in certain coun- many famous music styles that wanted to confrm with you, the great instinct, and of course, AW: Well, you know, I went tries, giving full history and book- the world had never heard of. album itself was recorded in var- he’s very intense. He’s just a into that with no other pur- lets to supplement the music What we Americans lose sight of ious hotel rooms and studios. In great singer. We’ve been friends pose than to please those guys. itself. Many of them rival today’s is how the world received these the hotel rooms, what was that for a long time, but we’ve never I wanted to please Robert and biggest pop albums in terms of styles, and in turn developed experience like? Did you have brought it together as singers. Jimmy and John Paul. If Robert exhaustive supplemental mate- them into something new. In to- any issues with the hotels, like Plant was weeping tears of joy rial with the physical album, and day’s globalized culture, evaluat- noise complaints or anything AS: Gosh, that would be cool because he was happy, then I’m often strive to give an insight into ing the entire picture is increas- like that? to hear on that EP! happy about that. That was such unknown movements. ingly important, and these labels a divine evening. One of the Many compilations provide each provide their own educated AW: [Laughs] Yes! The only AW: Yeah! best in my life really. I’ll never a showcase of the beginning of insight into the universal lan- time we had an issue with a forget it. globalization, and incorporate guage of music. 2.28.14 in cue 9

Royal Rumble? More Like Bootista!

luis torres kuoi Oh the Royal Rumble, considered one of the four major PPVs of the WWE sure did got de- stroyed by the Pittsburgh audience on January 26th. You may wonder why I’m covering a sport that’s pre-determined and storyline driven? Well, I’m not happy about many things that came out of the event, especially the WWE title and the 30-man over the top rope Royal Rumble match. It started of with a bang when Daniel Bryan from Aberdeen, WA, one of the most popular com- petitors today tore the house down against Bray Wyatt, the leader of a backwoods cult known as the Wyatt Family. After that, the rest went down- hill except for Brock Lesnar annihilating the Big Show with 27 steel chair shots on the back. And of course, Roman Reigns’ phenomenal performance at the Royal Rumble as he broke Kane’s record set in 2001 of 12 eliminations in a single match. But ava nora | kuoi the rest was a fail! Nobody really cared (including myself) about the 18th PPV encounter of John Cena and the WWE World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton. Even Tom Brady and Peyton Manning haven’t faced each other that many times. The feud was a poor build up, in fact the entire PPV had no build up except Bryan’s feud with Wyatt which has been a common problem in the WWE and that’s very bad. So the Mother yeti crowd began chanting “We want Angle (Kurt An- ava nora and full face melt. On the interesting part about gle, from Pittsburgh works at TNA),” “We want re- funds/Divas,” and “End this match.” You can tell that kuoi mention of face melt, Mike Mother Yeti is about the Halliday is clearly the next members’ individual abil- the match sucked until the Wyatts interfered and Mother Yeti. A band in a member to discuss. Slap- ity to play an array of dif- attacked Cena. In the end, Orton retained the title town hunger for rock and The dynamics ping the bass is the name ferent instruments. This but not clean once again, yet typical Cena match. roll, the men of the Yeti of this band of his game and adding an adds a new dynamic na- Then the main event which was the fnal low provide a sound that is not essential ingredient into ture to the band when blow to the PPV as Daniel Bryan wasn’t one of the only unique but it satis- are unique the Mother Yeti mixture of the drummer can get up 30 guys. Instead we got Kevin Nash (not really a fies a desire held by those and cohesive, radical music for the times. and rock the guitar, or surprise), El Torito (like who gives a damn), and who love to rock or roll. in that their His style of playing is much vice versa; Mike Halliday JBL (who didn’t do anything). Literally no surprises There are three members music is com- more than merely slapping, plays a mean keyboard, this year like Fozzy’s Chris Jericho, Rob Van Dam, to this vibrant band. Zack plicated and it is intricate, tasteful and or so I have been told. Not or Jake “the Snake” Roberts who really wanted to Degler, Bill Tracy and Mike classy. only are the members of participate but NOOOO! Once Rey Mysterio came Halliday. Degler has a voice technically The dynamics of this Mother Yeti good friends out at #30, the crowd booed the heck out of every- that one would imagine a advanced, band are unique and co- of mine, but they should one but Reigns. In the end, Batista who returned true rock god belting out, but in way hesive, in that their music become good friends of to the company the previous week won his second with a passion that is in- that appeals is complicated and techni- yours, through their ways career Royal Rumble (also won it in 2005) by last surmountable. You can see to more than cally advanced, but in way of the rock. eliminating Regins. For me, I was not surprised as it it in his face when he sings that appeals to more than Check these guys out was very predictable. As the fans were very angry that he feels his music and just music just music gurus. I gained next time they play KUOI including Hall of Famer Mick Foley who smashed a the music of his band mates gurus. insight into the workings or any other live show television with a bat because people wanted DAN- throughout his entire mind, of Mother Yeti during a per- around Moscow. You can IEL BRYAN! body and soul; it is a great formance at the KUOI stu- find their recordings on Worst of all, CM Punk who came out at #1 hasn’t thing to witness. Not only dio, where my love for this reverbnation, sound- been seen since. Why? Supposedly, he walked out does he sing but Mr. Degler passion is the mastermind band truly took flight. I had cloud and look them up which isn’t surprising and might have to do with plays the drums and shreds of Bill Tracy, who not only an experience once before on Facebook. They are booking or something else but he’s gone from the electric guitar in a way writes music but plays gui- with Zack and Bill playing currently working on put- WWE. Hope this isn’t true! that will get you dancing tar like something fierce. His an acoustic set on Rolling ting together an album, Now you see the problem? Hope WWE gets or jiving, and quick. A con- riffs are catchy and exhila- Grass, yes they can jam the and I personally can hard- their grip together before WrestleMania XXX or it tribution to the music that rating, taking you through a acoustic music as well. The ly wait! will go rock bottom right away. As far as Batista, Zack Degler sings with such vortex of pleasure, divinity does he deserve a main event spot? NO! NO! NO! 10 in cue 2.28.14 DJ Carter B’s Top Three “Trendy Bass” albums of 2013

carter brandstetter Swindle kuoi Here are my three favor- Long Live The Jazz (Deep ite bass albums from last Medi Musik) year, highly suggested for people who like to get “Where’s the drop, bro?” This album surprised the raver and the low (system sound recom- music major; Swindle is all about mended) the vocoder synth, full brass, and hyphy bass rhythms. Turn it on, Turn it up, and get ready to skank the fuck out. Th7 Im- mortxlz silkie In Search of… Pegasus 4 Lost Tapes (Nebula Music Vol. 1 (Deep Group) Medi Musik)

Hop in the passenger seat, This album is for people who Kromestar and Jason X get airborne stay under the power lines. Pro- with a space concept-album. Heavy, gressive arrangements of per- deep, and purple noise foods the cussion with soulful melody get eardrums. Samples from Kubrick’s heads to nod. It’s your modern 2001: A Space Odyssey, and other day deep, dark, disco; a first-rate sci-f flms create a story for the album from Deep Medi’s jazz afi- sound. Spaceweight, it’s real. cionado. carter brandstetter | kuoi

Evergreen Edibles: A Treat for Treefort joanne durber Turn the heat to just below high and kuoi boil for 8-10 minutes, frequently stir- ring. Taken from a recipe my Mum At this point, take the mug from and I found in a magazine once, this the fridge and keep it next to you on fudge is hands-down the greatest the kitchen counter. You’ll soon need tasting sweet ever. It’s super sugary it to test if the fudge is ready. and bad for you obviously, but every Add the condensed milk, (usually once in a while it’s a nice treat. It’s about half of a can if you don’t want fairly cheap to make and is excellent to wash any more cups!), and stir. for Christmas or birthday presents. Keep it on a medium heat for further Ingredients: 8-10 minutes and make sure that you 0.5 cups salted butter constantly stir it. 5 cups golden granulated sugar Once this fnal 10 minutes is up, (or any granulated) drop a bit of the fudge of the spoon 1 ¼ cup of milk and into the cold mug of water. This 0.8 cups from a can of condensed is called the ‘soft ball’ stage because milk you are testing whether the fudge 2/3 tsp vanilla extract will push into a soft ball in the water. Method: If your fudge does this, remove Fill a mug with cold water and put it from the heat, add the vanilla and it in the fridge, and lightly butter a 7 with either a whisk, or electric beat- by 13 inch tin tray. ers (it’s quicker with electric), beat Melt the butter in a large sauce the mixture for 5 minutes. pan (when it boils the mixture tends Pour the fudge into the buttered to creep up the sides of the pan, so tray and leave to cool before cutting try to use a tall one). Add the sugar into little square pieces. When eaten and milk. Mix together on a low heat it should have a crumbly, soft texture. daniel ryan | kuoi until all of the sugar has dissolved. 2.28.14 in cue 11 KUOI SHOW SCHEDULE Town the DJ 6:30AM – 8:30AM DJ Name: Carter B. Show Time: Monday and Show Time: Tuesday, 12:00PM Description: “Darper’s Delight Sunday Show Name: P.N.W. Friday, 1:30PM – 2:30PM – 2:30PM uses the power of music and DJ Name: Nathan Austin Show Time: Sunday, 6:30PM – Description: “Weekly sports Description: “Take a break with sounds to bring joy to our lives, Show Name: Freud With Your 8:30PM talk show brought to you by the Jazzy Red and EJ the DJ! Enjoy making us live right now!” Mom Description: Who likes to Argonaut and Vandal Nation.” listening to Jazz? Want to keep up Show Time: Sunday, 2:00AM – smoke weed and shoot laser on the latest news? Tune in!” DJ Name: James “Jamie” Donley 4:00AM beams? I do. DJ Name: Petter Ritter Show Name: A History of Description: “Intrepidity and Show Name: The Intuition Hike DJ Name: Ryan Franz Sound Recordings honesty are my oars, sound is my DJ Name: Leo Z. 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