by Mitchell Brown, Reporter Nolle Bond and doom-blues duo Freight Train Rabbit Killer have joined forces and crafted a unique audio experience, combining literature, music and spoken word. T... Read more
by Mitchell Brown, Reporter Freight Train Rabbit Killer, the duo comprised of Kristopher Bruders and Mark Smeltzer, came together in Kansas City, Mo., but more recently the two have been tak... Read more
by Mitchell Brown, Reporter A club is part of the lifeblood of a music scene. Without a club, a venue, bands are left to backyards and basements, and forget about touring bands coming to you... Read more
by Mitchell Brown, Reporter The number of country musicians I like and listen to is a rather small list: Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Waylon Jennings and probably a few more. But I’m an... Read more
by Mitchell Brown, Reporter The Melvins, throughout their existence as a band have never been conventional. 1986 saw the release of Slayer’s “Reign in Blood.” With thrash metal and har... Read more
Story & Photos by Andy Lyons, Editor-in-Chief Since releasing their EP “Trying to Find My Mind” in July, Kansas City psychedelic rockers Instant Karma! have made it a point to continuin... Read more
by Mitchell Brown, Reporter Bob Marley had his “Redemption Song,” and Lindi Ortega has her “Liberty,” which is the title of her latest album, released March 30. Finding her music was a rando... Read more
by Mitchell Brown, Reporter Sometimes I find music that’s so good it hits like a bolt out of the blue. That’s exactly how I felt whenever I first heard Danielle Nicole – the song... Read more
by Mitchell Brown, Reporter The secular and the sanctified met at the First Christian Church in Warrensburg, Mo. last weekend as three musicians took an audience on an auditory journey, talk... Read more
by Mitchell Brown, Reporter A lot can transpire within a person’s life through the years. Ten years ago, Molly Gene One Whoaman Band was just starting to cause a stir playing at The Ba... Read more