Lawrence, Kansas
- September 15, 2025
Fally Afani
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Fally Afani is an award-winning journalist with a career spanning more than 20 years in media. She has worked extensively in radio, television, newspapers, magazines, and more.
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Watch: Nature Boys release “Mr. Sniffers” music video
We really couldn’t tell you what the hell is happening in this video. Nature Boys released a bizarre video full of disturbing images to accompany
The Sluts are Lawrence’s surliest band
The Sluts are a little disgruntled. With lyrics like “I Want You To Die,” it’s not surprising. Their grumpy persona onstage matches their grouchiness offstage.
Middle of the Map Fest announces 2015 lineup
Middle of the Map Fest just announced their lineup for 2015, and it’s a doozy. The festival, brought to you be INK and The Record
Black Luck rides again
Listen, guys. This is going to be a banner year for Black Luck. The punk rockers formerly known as Black on Black suffered a series
Mates of State bring stripped down performance to the library
“Anybody watch the Super Bowl?” Mates of State asked at the beginning of their set. Just about everyone in the audience quickly responded “No!” The
Rhythm Rulers: The Phantastics can do it all
Here’s why we legitimately believe The Phantastics are one of the best bands out there. Simply put, it’s because they can do it all. Dance
Photo Gallery: Dean Monkey and the Dropouts / Bonzo Madrid / CSYF Soul Revue
The first Final Friday art event of the year brought a massive turnout to Downtown Lawrence. With barely any room to park, Mass Street was
Listen: New music from Bloodbirds
It appears that Bloodbirds do, in fact, have a second album coming. They’re planning on releasing a new track each week leading up to the
Watch: Nature Boys at the Replay
“Smells kind of crusty in here… I love it.” Those words from a Replay regular whispered into my ear on Saturday night couldn’t have been
Photo Gallery: Skating Polly in the Studio
Last week Skating Polly found themselves in an undisclosed hollowed-out volcano lair in Kansas to work on their next album. We caught up with the