Lawrence, Kansas
- April 30, 2026
Review: Shy Boys – “Life Is Peachy/Follow The Leader”
by Nathan Cardiff Somehow six months have passed since Shy Boys released their spectacular self-titled album (still on heavy rotation for yours truly) and the
Review: Spencer Mackenzie Brown – “Part One” EP
by Nathan Cardiff Spencer Brown is a folk mastermind. His wonderful EP Part One is five tracks of stunning musicianship, strong vocals, and stellar lyrics.
Album Review: Plains – “Plains”
by Nathan Cardiff Slightly country/western and certainly indie rock, Plains’ self titled record brings a deadpan delivery to their relaxed tracks. Listen to the chugging
Review: The Dead Girls – “The Beast Inside” EP
by Nathan Cardiff Recently, The Dead Girls celebrated their tenth anniversary as a band. The last album we heard from the quartet was last year’s
Review: Reach! – “Trade” Single
by Nathan Cardiff I’ve been fortunate to write many reviews for this site and for artists with songs that have important, devoted messages. With “Trade,”
Album Review: All Blood – “The Kids Have No Taste”
by Nathan Cardiff All Blood growl and howl their way through their awesome album The Kids Have No Taste. The quartet push guitars and vocal
Review: Say My Name – “Malaise Forever”
by Nathan Cardiff Say My Name’s aptly titled Malaise Forever pushes your comfort levels to their limits over the course of its nine tracks. The
Album Review: Space Daze – “Follow My Light Back Home”
by Nathan Cardiff Space Daze is the side project from Seapony’s Danny Rowland, a tremendous singer-songwriter that builds his LP Follow My Light Back Home
Sneaky Creeps – “Negative Space”
by Nathan Cardiff Sneaky Creeps pour punk rock out all over their latest release, Negative Space. The dudes can really write awesome, quick paced, raw
Review: Red Kate & The Bad Ideas – “Red Kate/The Bad Ideas Split 7-Inch”
by Nathan Cardiff I’m always a fan of collaborations and split albums between excellent artists. Here we get the socially conscious punks of Red Kate
