KJHK’s Favorite Love Songs: February DJ Picks
For the month of February, we asked our DJs to showcase some of their favorite songs about love....
Music
Crafting New Realms: An Interview with STOiZY
By Content Director Cameron Castaldi Earlier this week, I had the chance to chat with the England-based artist,...
The Crane Wives Migrate to Kansas City – Interview with Dan and Emilee
By Station Manager Kacie Fuller I’ve been a very long-time listener of The Crane Wives. I have very...
Algorithms vs Artistry: Generative AI in Album Artwork
By Content Director Cameron Castaldi As generative AI continues to advance, it is becoming increasingly difficult to differentiate...
Ghost’s “Skeletá”: An uninspired lesson in expectations
By AJ Whited The band Ghost, known for their tongue-in-cheek performances and campy lyrics professing love for the...
10 Songs for Lonely Gays This Pride Month
By Content Director Cameron Castaldi Where did all the time go? Pride Month just started, and now it’s...
20 Best Lil Peep Tracks
Deegan Poores | Markus Becerra Lil Peep, the emo-trap artist who passed away just over three years ago,...
Charts & Adds: Week of 7/14 – 7/21
Top 5 Charts: 1.) Maita – Best Wishes Maita is often compared to artists that KJHK loves––and rightfully...
HMLTD: West of Eden
HMLTD's long awaited debut album is one of the most effective criticisms of western culture, wrapped in a diverse post-punk package.
Dan Deacon: Mystic Familiar
Dan Deacon's latest record delivers a psychedelic, minimalist, electronic meditation on metaphysical themes and the nature of being.
Mappe Of: The Isle of Ailynn
Mappe Of's sophomore album is a fantasy epic of a lost island that begs you to escape in its rich environment.
Cattle Decapitation: Death Atlas
Cattle Decapitation shows us our grim future on their most conceptual and bleak project to date
Low Roar: ross.
Low Roar continues with another dreamy and atmospheric folk rock album that is filled with wanderlust and isolation.
Hovvdy: Heavy Lifter
On their latest record, Hovvdy starts to shift away from the "pillowcore" label that's been used to describe them with a heavier sound.
Jay Som: Anak Ko
Jay Som's latest record takes her music to new places - and she's exactly where she should be going.
The Greeting Committee: This Is It
The Greeting Committee's first full-length album shows both a lot of talent and a lot of room for improvement.
Papercuts: Parallel Universe Blues
American dream pop group Papercuts create a dreamy and bittersweet sound on their sixth full-length album.
The Bad Bad Hats, But a Good Good Show
For the Bad Bad Hat’s third performance in Lawrence, Kansas, they were hoping to charm us, and charm...
KJHK Q&A w/ ANDREW CHAVEZ
Andrew Chavez Grade: Junior Major: Strategic Communications KJHK Position: Music director Cami: If you could see anyone in...
Black Violin Interview: Kev Marcus and Wil B. on Shattering Stereotypes and Inspiring the Youth
KJHK reporter, Garrett Mould, sits down with Kev Marcus and Wil B. of Black Violin as they discuss...
The Culture Vulture: Episode 4
The dirty bird is back, and this week the guys talk about new music that just dropped, XXL...
The Culture Vulture: Episode 3 ft. Rory Fresco
On this week’s The Culture Vulture, Benji and Corey are joined by Rory Fresco to discuss his music...
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.
Have you heard of Sofar Sounds?
You’ve been to concerts before. Sometimes it’s in an arena with 10,000 other people from different walks of...