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Photo Gallery: I Heart Local Music Showcase with BaioWolf / Destroy Nate Allen / Something and the Whatevers

Comedy was the name of the game Saturday night at the Jackpot. After a full weekend of the Busker Festival, Lawrencians enjoyed a night of

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Album Review: Your Friend – “Jekyll/Hyde”

by Nathan Cardiff I first came across Your Friend’s music back in October of 2012. She was the headliner at a house show with three

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Album Review: Mammoth Life – “Mammoth Life”

by Nathan Cardiff I’m not sure if the term “dream pop” was given to Mammoth Life or if the band adopted it themselves, but I

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Watch: Hissy Fit at Love Garden

We’ve eagerly been awaiting the return of Hissy Fit, and on Friday the Kansas City rockers indulged Lawrence with a gritty set at Love Garden.

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Photo Gallery: The Leo Posch Benefit with Split Lip Rayfield, Drakkar Sauna, and more

Photographer Joshua Efron snapped these photos at the folk extravaganza known as The Leo Posch Benefit Concert last week. The Friday evening event featured performances

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Album Review: Red Kate – “When The Troubles Come”

by Nathan Cardiff Red Kate’s full length record When The Troubles Come is a rough and tumble, bare knuckle brawler, ready to romp and stomp

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Album Review: Heartscape Landbreak – “Practitioners of Light”

by Nathan Cardiff An epic force of guitars pierce even the strongest armor on “The Pattern,” the first track from Heartscape Landbreak’s Practitioners of Light.

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Psychic Heat is the hottest new band in Lawrence

We’ve heard the rumors, and the rumors are true: Psychic Heat is the hottest new band in Lawrence. We witnessed their explosive set at the

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Field Day Fest finishes successful three-day run

Lawrence Field Day Fest culminated in a packed night of local and national acts that shared the Bottleneck stage and stole our hearts. Something and

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Lively locals open up Lawrence Field Day Fest

Thursday night at The Bottleneck kicked off the first night of Field Day Fest, the showcase put together by Cameron Joel Hawk of local power