UCLA Radio’s Show of the Month: “Fantasy Archive” w/ Jimmy Bazzy
Greetings reptilians. Jimmy Bazzy is the host of the almighty internet music show “Fantasy Archive” on UCLA Radio. This month, UCLA Radio has chosen the show as its “Show of the Month” for not only spreading memes and flourescent color gradient charms webwide, but knowing how to. “Fantasy Archive” showcases only the deepest cuts in the (no love) deep web and goes beyond the world we know as “C++” (or “Earth” for short) to make it all happen. From today’s prominent electronic music such as that from label/collective PC Music to old, underrated SNES video game tunes, Jimmy sure knows how to provide a mean internet-centric type music playlist each week. It really goes to show how much a music genre thrives off a certain aesthetic to truly understand and what a better way to get educated than by tuning into Jimmy’s show.
Want a little background of Fantasy Archive’s aesthetic and learn a little more about Jimmy? Check out this mini-documentary and listen to Fantasy Archive this Tuesday and next Tuesday from 7pm - 8pm (time subject to change once Winter Quarter begins)