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No Fidelity is Carleton's first, foremost, and only music magazine and has been covering its beat since 2014. Published each term, NoFi features student content in the form of prose, poetry, photography, illustration, interviews, etc. NoFi also runs a music Imprint, releasing student-created, written, and recorded tracks to accompany the magazine's release. As a project of KRLX and The Cave, NoFi brings music and creativity together to celebrate our shared passion for radio, music, and art. We always welcome contributors to write, illustrate, and format our magazine.
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News

KRLX's Exclusive Interview with Professor Stephen Walt

Last week, News Director Max Esslinger sat down for an exclusive KRLX interview with visiting speaker Stephen M. Walt about his work as a celebrated international relations scholar, author, and public intellectual. The transcript of their in-depth conversation, edited for length and clarity, is reproduced below. KRLX: Foreign Policy, to which you contribute, is outspoken in

Music

Virtuoso Nordic Fiddlers Perform at St. Olaf

From Paul Niemisto: Two of Nordic Europe’s great virtuoso fiddlers, Arto and Antti Järvelä, will perform at St. Olaf College September 28. 7:00 PM in Urness Recital Hall.  The cousins belong to an illustrious musical family from Kaustinen, Finland, whose tradition of fiddling at weddings in Finland goes back more than 300 years.  Grounded in the musical

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F A L L @ T H E C A V E

It’s an exciting time for the Cave. We sell Japanese candy now, and Intelligentsia coffee. Our space furniture looks more normal every day. Plus we have two new organs, a fancy new drum set, and we’re maybe gonna get a dartboard. There are more rugs than ever and you know how rugs tie a room

Promotions

Interview with Caroline Smith Bandemonium DJ Zoë Levin

Why did you choose Caroline Smith?I have loved Caroline Smith since my first month at Carleton. The first performance at the cave that term was her band Caroline Smith and the Good Night Sleeps and it was incredible. It was crowded, the music was great, and she was incredibly charming. My sophomore year I saw

Music

Tammy Wynette is Not an Anti-Feminist, but Maybe She Is

    “Stand By Your Man” is one of the most iconic songs in country music history. When it was released in September of 1968 it was an instant hit, one that catapulted Tammy Wynette to superstardom. It’s ranked number #1 on Country Music Television’s 100 Greatest Country Songs of all time. This is because

Music News

New Music Week 6

9 Dead Alive by Rodrigo y Gabriela RIYL Astor Piazzolla, Metallica, Muse The flamenco guitarist duo (arguably two of the greatest guitarists making music right now) Rodrigo y Gabriela’s third release manages to maintain its rhythmic and theme driven song writing style while avoiding rehash of previous albums. They bring great energy and beauty with each

Music

The Best Rapper You've Never Heard Of

I think I first met Chinedu (Emerald Ahymo) in the summer of ’09. He was practically a statue in Rittenhouse Square. If you were coming through, you couldn’t miss him, and you didn’t want to. Chin would start freestyling out of no where and it felt so crazy that such a talented rapper could be

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Alex G Bandemonium with DJ Jake Yanoviak

Why did you choose Alex G? He reminds me of home and he’s a really good musician.Some people like to pick really popular artists for Bandemoniums, but I think they are a much more effective platform for exposing music enthusiasts to something they probably haven’t heard before. Alex G goes to Temple University in Philadelphia

Music

N E W M U S I C R E V I E W S

Fujiya & Miyagi – Artificial Sweetners RIYL Hot Chip, Kraftwerk   {source}  <iframe width=”440″ height=”248″ src=”//www.youtube.com/embed/h05cqXcWq_o” frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe> {/source}   Artificial Sweeteners is an experience. It’d best be described as a Trance/Rock, but this description doesn’t do it justice. The album has a wide range of sound. Each song has different movements while staying comfortably

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Music Director Reviews of the Week

Reality Serum    Dope. Dope. Dope. Psychedelic and experimental beats that have clearly been thought out and push the limits of what has been done. They carve out their own sound with the beats. The rapping feels old school though and pays homage to 90s legends like Tribe Called Quest and Wu Tang Clan. RIYL

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K R L X T R A S

Peep KRLX speaking with Har Mar Superstar and Gordon Voidwell before their show at the Cave on 4/11/14. {source} <iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ src=”//www.youtube.com/embed/Y2pctU3lfr0″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe>     <iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ src=”//www.youtube.com/embed/6GZ5i_m1-g8″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe> {/source}

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