Lawrence, Kansas
- 19 April, 2024
From studio to screen: Library’s virtual experiences a hit with music lovers
What’s a recording studio to do when the pandemic closes their doors? Well, if you work at the Sound+Vision studio at the Lawrence Public Library,
The Ovaries-eez released a surprise EP today
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
Game On: Local musician dives into the history of video game music
8-bit, CRPG, FPS... if you're a gamer at heart, you'll know what these terms mean. For some, like local musician Joel Bonner, they're intertwined in
Album Review: Spencer Raymond – “Future Holds”
Sultry and sweaty beats swarm Future Holds, the pulsing new LP from Spencer Raymond. The tension boils over as Raymond not only seduces the listener
Photo Gallery: Bill Callahan / Heidi Gluck on the Library Lawn
Normally when you see an outdoor show Downtown, you're likely to hear fast-paced party music (we've seen anything from funk and soul to rapid bluegrass
Watch: Christmas Carolers at the Lawrence Public Library
Wow, Christmas really is right around the corner. It feels like the holiday snuck up on everyone a little quickly this year. But in the
What the hell is this thing?
We found a cure for boredom at the Lawrence Public Library on Friday evening. That’s where musician Nick Demopoulos was demonstrating all the abilities of
Meet the Modular: Library offers free synthesizer workshops
If you didn’t have enough reasons to love the Sound + Vision studio at the Lawrence Public Library, here’s another one. In addition to providing
Editorial: The arts in Lawrence are in danger
Editor’s note: We’re taking a moment away from live music coverage to bring you an urgent issue that affects the arts in music in Lawrence.
Legendary musician Kim Gordon visits Lawrence— talks early Sonic Youth, visual art, and Burroughs
Kim Gordon at Liberty Hall Liberty Hall was home to scenesters from across Lawrence sporting an abundance of joy Tuesday night, thanks to an appearance