Lawrence, Kansas
- November 4, 2026
Review: Arson Class – “American Machine”
On American Machine, Arson Class bring perfect pop-punk harmonies to their heavy hitting EP. The trio isn’t afraid to tell it like it is, but
Photo Gallery: Attic Light / Night Class / Something and the Whatevers
Dig if you will, the picture... of Attic Light's captivating frontman. If there was ever a little white version of Prince, it's vocalist and guitarist
“A Reflection of Me:” When motherhood and making music match up
Managing a band can be a lot like managing a family. You’ve gotta get everyone from point A to point B for important events, present
Album Review: Duncan Burnett – “The Almighty” EP
Despite a sermon-like intro (courtesy local poet Sheri “purpose” Hall) and a church-like organ playing in the background, Burnett comes right off the bat preaching
Review: The Big Iron – “The Big Iron” EP
Raw throated bellows ring over roadhouse punk on The Big Iron’s self-titled EP. The quartet rips through the first two tracks (“Dreams Die Hard” and
Photo Gallery: L.A. Witch / Hot Garbage / JC & the Nuns
You couldn't really see through the haze spewing out of the overworked fog machine at the Riot Room, but you didn't really need to. Monday
Review: Mess – “Cave” Single
Now we’re talking. The lead single “Cave” from Mess (their forthcoming album is due this fall) has the band nailing the loud-soft-loud dynamic I’ve been
Photo Gallery: The Darkness / Diarrhea Planet
The Darkness / Photo by Fally Afani On a lazy Sunday night, two outrageous bands lit a fire under Kansas City's butt with rock and
Kadesh Flow tackles Nerdcore culture in new “Room Service” EP
We knew Kadesh Flow was a nerd at heart when he made his grand entrance at Brass and Boujee last month to the theme from
Watch Cuee rap in a cab
Sometimes you just gotta ditch the stage. The “Rap Cab” series caught our eye this week after seeing a familiar face pop up. The videos,
