In a final celebration of the 45th anniversary of KJHK, we wanted to share some of the bizarre, off-book things that we love about KJHK.
Most of us don't e...
Emma Miller | @emmactually
Many Lawrencians have no idea how truly haunted their city is! Here are some spooky sites where we experienced paranormal encounte...
Top 5 Charts
1.) Mr. Gnome - The Day You Flew Away
The fifth record from the art-rock duo is a double LP that has plenty of reasons to love them more....
Most KJHK staff members have an apartment wall plastered with the programming posters for the semesters they've been involved with KJHK. These posters are cheri...
Thank you to all who wrote to the Crimson and Blue Squatch Watch email hotline. Your responses and bigfoot sightings have been invaluable in our search for Bigf...
Top 5 Charts
1.) Mr. Gnome - The Day You Flew Away
The art-rock duo make their way onto the charts for the first time, landing at #1 ! The double LP i...
KJHK is 45 years old. A lot has happened in Lawrence and in the sonic scape since 1975 when the Sound Alternative went on air, but the spirit of KJHK has persisted.
Top 5 Charts
1.) Yellow Days - A Day in a Yellow Beat
Yellow Days make their way to the top of the charts once again with their funky and groovy songs...
Top 5 Charts
1.) Yellow Days - A Day in a Yellow Beat
Yellow Days make their way to the top of the charts once again with their funky and groovy songs...
Ellynn Mayo | @ellynnspeaks
Excited for October? Hunting for the perfect movie to watch on a cold evening? Well, have I got a list for you! Each film, ca...
Top 5 Charts
1.) Yellow Days - A Day in a Yellow Beat
Yellow Days make their way to the top of the charts with their funky and groovy songs alongside ...
Top 5 Charts
1.) Dream Nails - Dream Nails
Charting at #1 for the third week in a row, Dream Nails give us some classic and ageless punk that gets mor...
The Fat of the Land is one of the greatest albums ever, and The Prodigy’s unusual electronic/hip hop/dub step mashup sound took the United States by storm.
