KVRX 91.7 FM

This is an awesome station where you can be exposed to every genre of music. LOVE LOVE LOVE!

There’s a KVRX DJ who deserves a hug. I’m not a huggy person, but you, ma’am, deserve a hug. She was presenting the goth show at 2 or 3 in the morning and said something to the effect of «I’m really tired, and I don’t know if anybody’s still awake and listening or not…» and well, I was listening and I deeply appreciated your willingness to stay up late and play awesome stuff on the air that would usually be relegated to an online-​only radio outlet or a service like Pandora (if even that!). THANK YOU! All that effort isn’t wasted. It goes into making listeners happy.
I’ll admit – I don’t get into every show that’s played on KVRX, but I’m glad it exists. When I want to hear something interesting that I would rarely hear anywhere else, this is the station I go to. It’d be cool if they had ²⁴⁄₇ hours to work with, but sharing time with KOOP sort of… works? Both stations play things that few others have the balls to put on the air, and you’re bound to hear something new every time.
I’m also immensely jealous that UT has student radio. Baylor’s was long-​gone by the time I was a student, and although there were several ideas floated around by other students about starting a new one, none of us had the resources to do it and the university administration was bizarrely opposed to the idea of starting one back up. You guys have no idea how cool it is to have such an outlet available to you. Embrace it!

Best music on the radio!

This review is based on a show I stumbled upon yesterday while running errands between 2−3pm.
The show was hip hop from 1989.
It was perfection.
Good work, KVRX.

missed you while I was away and listen to you all the time now that I’m back. no seriously, all the time. love this station, although some of their DJ’s can be a bit «off» at times. either way, you’re my #1 KVRX.

Can’t really say anything because I am biased, but I do love you KVRX!

I’ll let you in on a little dirty secret:
I usually like the songs played on KVRX more than the songs played on KOOP. (Shhh don’t tell anyone)
I do not however appreciate the DJ banter, and the talk abotu how cool ti was on that random show a few weeks ago that their friend’s band was on and they like had a coke together or something, yeah. .. .
No one plays more appropriated music to the time of day. Indeed only college radio would play a lto of this music at all. Thsi is your cheapest gateway into underground music, obscure roots for you favorite hits, non-​chat toppers and other nuances and novelties that make music as exciting today as it was ever.
A lot of people confuse the programming on KVRX with KOOP. This is partially the result of the two stations sharing the same frequency, one going off when the other goes on. I don’t quite get why it is that they have to share the airwaves, though it is nice havign KVRX take over while KOOP gets on its feet. Indeed the two stations attract similar listeners. Still I must declare thtat the reasoen everyoen thinks all the new music is crap is becuase clear channel gets six stations to spread its lame ass pseudo right wing propaganda while the nice folks at KVRX and KOOP have to share a single frequency. This my friends is what’s fucked up about the FCC.