Lawrence, Kansas
- October 14, 2026
Album Review: The Band That Saved The World – “Name In Lights”
Frenetic from the very first notes, Name In Lights gives all nine (!) members of The Band That Saved The World their time to shine.
Duncan Burnett celebrates his family in new music video
We can’t seem to let a month go by without seeing something spectacular from Duncan Burnett. On the heels of a series of striking Summer
Photo Gallery: The Psychedelic Furs / Liz Brasher at the Granada
All photos by Fally Afani.
Harry and the Potters throw book-themed party to support White Schoolhouse
Harry and the Potters at White Schoolhouse / Photo by Fally Afani You can never accuse Harry and the Potters of throwing a boring show.
We asked two teen musicians to play acoustically in front of loud carnival rides at the fair
If you grew up in the Midwest, there’s no doubt some of your best memories as a teen were at your local county fair. It’s
Milkdrop tackles gentrification in new music video
Our album reviewer Nathan Cardiff couldn’t have described MilkDrop’s album, The Leavenworth Story, any better. In his album review, he states: “An epic in social
Album Review: Milkdrop – “The Leavenworth Story”
How does one analyze The Leavenworth Story while attempting to do it justice? An epic in social commentary that at one time works on a local
Review: Serene Fiend – “Sowing Discord” EP
From the beginning of Sowing Discord, Serene Fiend creates a moody atmosphere with chilling beats thumping through its industrial rock. The goth vibe is prevalent
Watch: The Get Up Kids play White Schoolhouse
The Get Up Kids at White Schoolhouse / Photo by Fally Afani Last year at about this time, The Get Up Kids were playing a
Album Review: The Gleaners – “Love, Pattie Santos”
One of my favorite discussions to have is comparing bands’ studio work vs. their live performances. A “live” album itself can either convince you of
