Susanna Rose: Snowbound
A simple folk album with a sweet, soft tone.
Music
The 427’s: Mavericks
Mavericks is an instrumental surf-noir album and the debut full-length from Canadian band, The 427's.
Julien Baker: Sprained Ankle
Younger Sharon Van Etten, with the good kind of gloom.
Local Block Interview with Josh Berwanger
Check out KJHK’s most recent on-air interview with local artist, Josh Berwanger! Josh visited the studio and was...
Adrian Younge: Something About April II
Evident in every track from Something About April II is debonair live instrumentation furnishing a dimly lit sound.
Low Cut High Tops: Eh, Whatever
Low Cut High Tops does everything wrong and makes it sound great.
Featured Concerts: Yo La Tengo at The Bottleneck
A Yo La Tengo concert is an object lesson in contrast. The Hoboken, New Jersey band, now 30+...
The James Hunter Six: Hold On!
With energetic saxophone, frisky drums and guiding keyboard, let James Hunterโs soothing voice on this soul album liven up your day.
Pixel: Golden Years
The avant garde techniques of Pixel create an enjoyable and accessible jazz album for the modern world.
The Magnetic Zeros: PersonA
A new name and a new sound have The Magnetic Zeros on the path to success.
Mass Gothic: Mass Gothic
Mass Gothic deliver an intriguing slab of synth-pop laden with darkwave, indie rock and even a few doom metal influences.
John Metcalfe: The Appearance of Colour
A solid instrumental album that really exudes the Metcalfe mastery of classical, yet electronic production in an industry he has inhabited for so long.
Savages: Adore Life
The London group's second LP improves upon its' predecessor in some ways, but ultimately isn't as thrilling of a ride.
Would You Rather w/ Max Justus
Electronic artist, Max Justus, drops by the station and considers walking the Earth as a paprika salesman in...
RรFรS DU SOL: Bloom
Australian electronic trio RรFรS DU SOLโs album, Bloom, is perfect for your next classy cocktail soirรฉe.
Julia Brown: An Abundance of Strawberries
An Abundance of Strawberries is lo-fi gold; it feels like being outside on the nicest day of the year.
Pillar Point: Marble Mouth
Despite the heavy-handed influence from of Montreal's Kevin Barnes, Scott Reitherman achieves a dense, indelibly fun sound.
Tindersticks: The Waiting Game
The Waiting Game is one of the winter's most ambitious and assured albums.
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...
Ty Segall: Emotional Mugger
Here is an album that fits perfectly in Segall's discography; Emotional Mugger is evolved just enough to sound fresh.
Ringo Deathstarr: Pure Mood
Ringo Deathstarr is a band with a divided spirit. Equal parts indie-chill and stoner riff-rock, Pure Mood works towards a good finish.
DJDS: Stand Up and Speak
Stand Up and Speak is a high-energy house album with pop influences.
Would You Rather w/ Brooklyn Rye
Brookyn Rye settles in on the KJ couch and considers life without elbows, shoes, and Mike Tyson in...