BSR loses FM signal, sees opportunity after loss

As a college radio DJ at Brown University, I'm sad to say that our last day of programming ON TERRESTRIAL RADIO (for the near future) is July 31, 2011. But as you can see in the press release, from the station, we've got lots of big opportunities in front of us, and things could not be any more exciting. You'll be able to hear all of our original programming at bsrlive.com, as well as features, reviews, news---with a few secret tricks up our sleeve for the near future.

Here are some other mentions of the news, which is starting to gain nationwide interest.

Radiosurvivor.com

DNJ.com

Providence Daily Dose

Sub for Ampersand Theater @ BSRlive 6.11.11

On 6.11.11, I stepped in the studio an hour early to put on my experimental hat.

Right click to download.

Audio Entropy (with dl!)

Same post from the other day, now with a download link :)

nontronic?

Hi, and happy spring (if you are on this side of the earth). I recently did a radio show at Brown, on The Fieldhouse, but it was a bit off the beaten path, at least until the last 20 minutes or so....but, I figured I'd at least share it here, as there is a wide variety of sounds that would appeal to the person bored of 4/4 time in techno music.

Schubert'ing it

Tonight I'll be filling in on the air for the Schubert Report, from 10-12. A tough set of shoes to fill, but I'll do my best. Expect lots of artsy-fartsy music, electro acoustic, modern classical, film music, ambient, and much more!

88.1 fm Providence
or streaming at www.bsrlive.com

SETI rockin sounds

Last night's radio show, an avantgarde tip o' the hat to the oscars, and all creative movie music makers!

Radio Show at Brown University

Starting January 25^th, I’ll be a DJ on Brown University Student and Community Radio, broadcasting on 88.1FM in the Providence, Rhode Island area, and streaming online at www.bsrlive.com. BSR live is a freeform radio station, playing a wide variety of amazing music for the curious listener.

Beat Circus on WERS

A bit late notice, buttomorrow one of my favorite bands in the world, Beat Circus, are going to play a live set on Emerson College radio, WERS. Sad to say, I found myself never tuning in once the station went to their new programming a few years ago, but I am happy to say I'll be tuning in at 1pm tomorrow (4/1/09) for a live set from Beat Circus!

So, please, have a listen at 1pm on Wednesday, 4/1/09! On the FM dial, it's frequency 88.9. To stream go here and look in the top left for your favorite method. And if you like, go see them at TT the Bear's on the 29th of April.

From www.beatcircus.net
Beat Circus was formed in 2002 in Boston, Massachusetts by singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Brian Carpenter, who has been its only constant member since its inception. In 2005 Carpenter began a radical shift in direction resulting in the recording of Dreamland, the first part of Carpenter's Weird American Gothic trilogy, with legendary NY producer Martin Bisi. Filled with dark narrative songs and loosely based on historical events associated with turn-of-the-century New York, Dreamland was the culmination of a two-year effort by Beat Circus. In Summer 2007 Brian Carpenter debuted the third incarnation of Beat Circus with a new concept and sound to develop the second part of the trilogy, Boy From Black Mountain, personal songs about family and fatherhood in the tradition of Southern Gospel songwriters and Southern Gothic literature.

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