Tom Collier: Across The Bridge
Tom Collier, with an all star lineup composed of Larry Coryell, Bill Frisell, Dan Dean, John Bishop, and Ted Poor, displays mastery on vibes.
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Would You Rather w/ The Phantastics
Kansas City locals drop some knowledge about the benefits of staying home, the details of rapid depressurization, and...
Barrel Maker & LION: Continuity
Continuity is the newly released joint EP effort by Kansas City natives Barrel Maker and LION featuring new-age production and feel.
Charts n’ Adds: 11/24/15 – 12/1/2015
This week, Lettuce’s Crush takes our number one spot! Here’s a peek into Crush, from reviewer Matt Weiman: “Lettuce’s highly...
GIVERS: New Kingdom
GIVERS successfully gives a lot, but I would've been happy with even less.
Aquila Young: Distance Echoes
Aquila Young is an up and coming alternative artist whose work and lifestyle both contain an intriguing air of mystery.
Made of Oak: Penumbra
A small taste of the ethereal, glitchy side of Sylvan Esso producer Nick Sanborn.
Manuel Valera & Groove Square: Urban Landscape
Manuel Valera's first album with Groove Square offers a funky, upbeat take on today's jazz.
Yonatan Gat: Director
Psych rock + world influenced percussion + garage punk + lyrics in 3 different languages + jazz + surf riffs = face happily melted.
Malicious Intent: Artist Media Features // Early 2016
Each year, we naturally get to anticipate its end by celebrating a new beginning. Every single metal...
Poll: What Are Your Top 10 Albums of 2015?
Hey world. Welcome to the KJHK Public Poll for the Best Albums of 2015! Every year, your KJHK Music...
Oneohtrix Point Never: Garden of Delete
From the very first “Intro” track, Lopatin makes it clear that the disquieting plasticity of R+7 will be present in only trace amounts on this album.
Lushes: Service Industry
Brookyln duo, Lushes, is out with its second album Service Industry.
Rare Monk: Rare Monk
Remember that Death Cab for Cutie phase that we all faced during our adolescent years? This Rare Monk EP will bring back those feels again.
The Japanese House: Clean
Mysterious in how fresh it is, Clean shows promise even though there are a few kinks to be worked out.
Big Grams: Big Grams
Phantogram teams up with Outkast's Big Boi for a collaboration that continues to break genre stereotypes.
Car Seat Headrest: Teens of Style
This band feels like a mixed episode, both manic and depressed all at once.
Lilly Wolf: Deleted Scenes
Upbeat, electronic pop from Brooklyn. They've had songs featured on Bad Girls Club, so that makes them cool in my book.
Ryan Hemsworth & Lucas: Taking Flight
Textured layers of free flowing vocals combined with the fissure of sputtered synths drift throughout the unique sound of Lucas and Hemsworth.
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: Paper Mache Dream Balloon
The latest, and seventh, album from Melbourne band King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.
Shadow In The Cracks: Shadow In The Cracks
If it's the sound of the Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Blind Shake or maybe even Spaceman 3 that you're looking for, there is something here that will resonate well with you.
Rococode: Panic Attack
Eponymous single, "Panic Attack," is unquestionably their most seasoned dish, flaunting more flavor than substance, but delivering a flavor that's lingering with a jaunty aftertaste.
Charts n’ Adds: 11/10/15 – 11/17/15
This week, Neon Indian is relinquishing the number one spot on our chart to Kurt Vile. b’lieve i’m...
Plow The Fields Presents: E100
“Life sucks, wanna jam?” – Glen Thomas If you’re in the mood for some country-fried, blue-eyed rock ‘n’...