Posts tagged album review

Crusty and catchy, DumpStar are out to prove punk’s not dead in 2020. They grind and rock their way through Exile On 9th Street, their …

Editor’s note: CHEW is an Atlanta-based band, but are familiar and well-loved in the Lawrence live music scene. They also played the last show we …

Crunching guitars smothered in fuzz kick off Worried, the new album from Ingrid Ingram. “Heavy Boots” slams into you with battering drums and swerving time …

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 …

Five long years have passed since Brendan Hangauer’s debut album under the moniker Empty Moon (add a year for the Fourth of July record from …

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 …

Gone in All Directions is Lazy Waters’s first full-length release since their formation in 2016. These Lawrence locals had played together in other projects in …

Prolific KC rapper, Domineko, captures a wide range of emotion in his latest release Perfect Weekend. Through well-thought verses and deliberate transitions, this full length …

After a seven year span between their first EP and EP 2, SONA is back with a dreamy and expansive release. This shoegaze three-piece captures …

Frenetic from the very first notes, Name In Lights gives all nine (!) members of The Band That Saved The World their time to shine. …