Aphex Twin: Cheetah EP
Trance electronic EP from veteran Richard D. James that was inspired by an antiquated British synthesizer.
Kayci Lineberger
Elvis Depressedly: Holo Pleasures / California Dreamin’
Mathew Lee Cothran and Delany Mills hide delicate, permeable lo-fi indie rock and small moments of relief behind the moniker Elvis...
Fruit Bats: Absolute Loser
The 20 years that Johnson has molded and explored the Fruit Bats are coming together in a cumulative, sunny country rock record with waves of soul, grace, and an open-hearted nature.
Hospital Ships: The Past Is Not a Flood
The Past is not a Flood is Jordan Geiger's nightcap on the sentient and tender journey of Hospital Ships, one marked by emotional intimacy and stunningly handsome instrumentals.
Bibio: A Mineral Love
Bibio's folktronica sound in A Mineral Love is spiked with groove, disco and funk. The synth is heavy, vocals dreamy, it's a feel good album for these spring days.
Charts n’ Adds: 4/12 – 4/19
Frankie Cosmos’ Next Thing is our most spun new record this week! Greta Kline released this LP, her second...
Marco Benevento: The Story Of Fred Short
Deep rock digs, tinges of disco, a Casio drum kit, and Woodstock folklore.
Charts n’ Adds: 4/6 – 4/12
Bibio, our most played artist this week, is no stranger to the KJHK airwaves. Stephen Wilkinson has been...
Charts n’ Adds: 3/29 – 4/6
Marco Benevento’s The Story Of Fred Short is our number one this week! This sixth solo album was released on...
Bür Gür: Have You Lost Your Faith in God?
A damn good listen, a piña colada with a meniscus of liquid THC, a psych pop album for the first sweaty days of spring.
Charts n’ Adds: 3/23 – 3/29
This week an artist deserving of all the number one spots in the world has our number one,...
Charts n’ Adds: 3/15 – 3/23
Number one this week is Untitled Unmastered., the surprise release from the devastatingly talented hip-hop artist Kendrick Lamar. This eight track album...
M. Ward: More Rain
More Rain will spoon you in the sun and reaffirm your shaky beliefs that the world and the people that inhabit it are, in fact, wonderful, even in their faults.
Charts n’ Adds: 3/1 – 3/9
Painting With, Animal Collective’s 10th LP, takes our number one today. What needs to be said about Animal...
The Cave Singers: Banshee
The Cave Singers continue to hold their warm, deep, southern rock sound close to their chests in Banshee.
Charts n’ Adds: 2/24 – 3/1
Number one on our chart this week is Is The Is Are, a lengthy sophomore release from Brooklyn indie rock group...
The Ovaries-eez: I Saw You In My Dream
From lyrics, to harmonies, to general loveliness, this is an album that will stand the test of time, both in Lawrence and in the KJHK stacks.
Charts n’ Adds: 2/17 – 2/24
After 16 years of anticipation, Dr. Dog has finally released their debut album, The Psychedelic Swamp, and it’s...
Your Friend: Gumption
Through pain and growth, Lawrence artist Tayrn Miller finds truly beautiful ways to translate her human experience.
Charts n’ Adds: 2/2 – 2/9
After less than a week in our rotation, Lawrence artist Tayrn Miller is back on the KJHK chart...
Charts n’ Adds: 1/26 – 2/2
Our number one this week is Something About April II, a release from American composer, musician, and producer Adrian...
The Besnard Lakes: A Coliseum Complex Museum
Besnard Lake lies in the beautiful forested country of Saskatchewan pockmarked by deep blue lakes, & is the summer land of inspiration for Montreal based artist of the same name.
Charts n’ Adds: 1/19/16 – 1/26/16
Our most played collection of tunes this week: Paper Mache Dream Balloon. With this seventh full length release from Melbourne...
Archy Marshall: A New Place 2 Drown
Getting wonderfully lost in this LP is inevitable.