Windigo: Magic – EP
A stand-out EP that offers a spark of originality and a spice for life.
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Guided by Voices: August by Cake
The greatest rock band of the last 35 years releases its first double album - and it does not disappoint.
The Shins: Heartworms
Heartworms is a casual revisit to earlier work while still incorporating new emotions and sounds for the seasoned listener.
Bonny Doon: Bonny Doon
Bonny Doon's first full-length record blends casual melodies and existential wit into catchy blues-tinged guitar pop.
Father John Misty: Pure Comedy – Single
"Pure Comedy" looks at a depressingly ironic view of the existence of man, takes that feeling, and generates an accurately reflective track.
Melody Federer: When The Dogwoods Bloom
Melody Federer provides an album boasting independence and emotive writing.
OWEL: Dear Me
The steadily climbing atmosphere OWEL has to offer in this LP is nothing short of a smooth sound experience for the listener.
Split Lip Rayfield: On My Way
Home state heroes provide another boot stompin’ slap of thrashgrass
NE-HI: Offers
Offers by NE-HI is catchy record that builds upon their previous work and supplies some chill, but rocking tunes.
Joan of Arc: He’s Got the Whole This Land Is Your Land in His Hands
Joan of Arc’s latest release distances itself from the outfit’s previous works with disorderly song structure and peculiar instrumentation.
morgxn: [Promo Singles]
Whoever is behind morgxn has a lot of talent and potential, and thoroughly entertained me with these indie pop tracks.
Shelles: Carousel
Deep in the waves of guitar distortion and hard times, Shelles brings the spacey rock riffs together with some ole’ time country.
Los Campesinos!: Sick Scenes
Three years after their last album, Los Campesinos! return with more heartbreak, literary references, and soccer metaphors.
Old 97s: Graveyard Whistling
A tried and true country-rock alternative band shows off a continued fiery passion for their art in their eleventh release.
Austra: Future Politics
Ethereal waves of vocals followed by electronic beats that swell and overtake you with each track.
Maggie Rogers: Now That the Light is Fading
Maggie Rogers' fame started from an NYU class, now, months later, her first five-song project is a fantastic show of her range of talents.
Drab Majesty: The Demonstration
Harking back to 80s goth/coldwave and new wave, Drab Majesty releases one of the finest albums of 2017 thus far.
Balto: Strangers
Balto manages to blend this album into a full-night-out feel.
Arc Flash: Sync [SINGLE]
KJHK is proud to premiere Arc Flash's "Sync" off their upcoming album Carbon Copy. Catch its jerk-stop head banging only on KJHK.org
Thundercat: Drunk
The tell-tale funk and groove of Thundercat is back and better than ever with his latest album, Drunk....
Tall Tall Trees: Freedays
Freedays is a burst of psychedelic pop intertwined with features of the ever interesting banjola, bass, and synth.
Mother Mother: No Culture
Mother Mother is a band with a varied history of styles, some successes and some failures. No Culture, while experimental, works.
The Molochs: America’s Velvet Glory
This folk-punk album will not disappoint, especially if you're a genre lover.
Harrison Brome: Fill Your Brians
Filled with mostly down-tempo, moody, genre-blending contemporary R&B, Brome’s EP does not overstay its welcome with six well-defined tracks