The Preeminent Punks: The Creepy Jingles are unparalleled in local rock
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 …
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Oh shit, you’re about to fall hard for SHAH and his 90’s R&B sound
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 …
Serene Fiend changes course with ambient release
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 …
Get ready to fall in love with the Cavves
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 ...
Pala Zolo releases new music ahead of Spring Into Summer
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 …
Album Review: Y god Y – S/T EP
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 …
The Creepy Jingles throw it back to psychedelic garage rock with new song
The Creepy Jingles just premiered their new single off their upcoming album, and it may be the funnest minute of music of the week. Coming …
Album Review: Vedettes – “Ephemeral”
Vedettes offers us another raw, powerful release with Ephemeral. They are a heavy-hitting rock band through and through, and their bluesy-punk and grunge influences meld …
Album Review: Mess – “Learning How To Talk”
Nearly a year ago I wrote a single review for “Cave,” the third track on Learning How To Talk. I’m as excited now as I …
Album Review: Salty – “Dry Rub”
It’s a rare occasion when I would call a song a ripper and mention a stellar saxophone solo in the same sentence, but even rarer …