Posts in category Album Reviews

Ben Sauder (who you likely know as No Magic), flips the switch with Puncture Electric, a collection of ambient and electronic tunes, with a surreal …

Heavy times call for heavy tunes. Leave it to Godzillionaire to provide the aggressive soundtrack you need to head bang into oblivion, all from the …

When local musicians got the horrifying news about Davey’s Uptown Rambler’s Club earlier this month, the musicians behind Something and the Whatevers got right to …

Mild West was one of my favorite albums of 2016 (as reviewed in this very publication) and a record I find myself returning to quite …

One of the most notorious harmonizing groups to emerge out of the Lawrence music scene just released a surprise album for those of you grappling …

Have you ever heard a band and thought “Man, this music just screams Third Man Records.” Let us introduce you to sparkly witch-rock duo The …

At long last, Ebony Tusks give us their debut single on High Dive Records / Intelligent Sound. One of the most exciting live acts of …

Your favorite sludgy, drudgy, stoner-psych-metal rockers are finally releasing new music. “Pressing Palms” clocks in at just a hair over six minutes, and every second …

There is a gospel quality to Elexa Dawson’s Music Is Medicine and maybe that’s a testament to its “healing” effect. Dawson grabs cosmic ideas and …

Rumbling surf rock simmers on Between The Knees and Squeeze, the debut album from Lawrence’s Thighmaster. The dual vocals blending crystal clear with super fuzzed …