Posts in category Album Reviews

The trio that is Tokeback Mountain have cut their teeth making infectious, rowdy rock ’n’ roll in multiple Lawrence projects (including hall of famers Baiowolf, …

There’s a reason this is one of Bad Alaskan’s most requested songs at live shows. The solo performer is a synth wizard, with the power …

The crunchy, rocking rhythm that kicks off Jasper’s self-titled record didn’t prepare me for the swerve that gets pulled as soon as the vocals join …

Lawrence’s gothiest musical act just got gothier. Serene Fiend has, apparently, spent the last few months diving into darkness. The industrial musician debuted a new …

The Creepy Jingles are really throwing us for a loop. Like, we know garage rock is supposed to sound raw and a little loose. But …

OK, we’re calling it. This is LFK’s song of the Summer. At just 19 years-old, it’s hard to believe what an incredibly beautiful vocalist SHAH …

We can’t stress it enough: Lawrence is having an electronic music renaissance. Between Jade Rose, Bad Alaskan, and Pala Zolo, synths are making a comeback …

The Cavves / Photo by Fally Afani If they aren’t already, the Cavves should really be on your radar. The band hails from Wichita, but ...

We can count on one hand all the strictly instrumental electronic acts in town, and Pala Zolo is one of them. The synth wizard behind …

The bombastic dramatics on Y god Y’s debut EP cover you like a warm blanket with bass drops and melancholic howls all over. The duo …