Core Rotation
The records that define the feed: Jinx, enemyX, Sugar Cones, Cryptic-X instrumentals, BLXXDSHOT, and the cuts that carry the KFR sound.
Official Broadcast Arm Of Killing Field Records
Broadcasting 24/7 out of Lincoln, Nebraska. Killing Field Records cuts, dark rap, dark instrumentals, and the hip-hop we actually want playing at 3am. No fake DJs, no filler. Stream acting up on your phone? Grab the full player or the direct MP3 link above, or see every way to listen.
What Runs On The Station
No fake morning-show schedule. These are the lanes the station is built around. More about the station →
The records that define the feed: Jinx, enemyX, Sugar Cones, Cryptic-X instrumentals, BLXXDSHOT, and the cuts that carry the KFR sound.
The stuff we grew up on and the stuff we're bumping right now, filling the gaps between KFR drops.
Black, Sanguine, Gold, and key singles from the Book of Colors trilogy. Raw, confrontational, late-night rap that remains central to the station.
Killing Field Records World
The artists and projects that actually shape the station.
Anthony "Jinx" Jenkins co-founded Killing Field Records and authored the Book of Colors trilogy, delivering raw, confrontational rap from Nebraska and beyond.
Bryan "Cryptic-X" Jenkins is the engineer, producer, and CEO behind Killing Field Records, shaping the label's sound and the station's late-night identity from Lincoln.
The duo of Jinx and Cryptic-X: cold, cinematic, and built on grim storytelling, dense production, and a full-length concept album released by KFR in 2024.
The Lincoln duo of Populus and BagHeadddd, blending chaos, hooks, and heavy energy into one of the label's most unpredictable lanes.
One of the most enigmatic artists on Killing Field Records. Masked, anonymous, and dangerous, with dark trap, horrorcore, and unfiltered rage.
Catalog Anchors
A short list of the releases that define the station.
Black, Sanguine, and Gold: Jinx's three-chapter trilogy, moving from dim late-night textures through blood-red pressure to a bright, haunted close.
A 15-track crime-file concept album from Jinx and Cryptic-X, one of the coldest full-lengths in the catalog.
One street, three timelines. Vol. 1, Vol. 2.5, and Vol. 3: The End. Cryptic-X's instrumental series mapping the producer lane behind KFR.
Sugar Cones at full pressure: comeback fire, bad habits, and brutal honesty over punk energy and sharp hooks.
Direct Lines
Real inboxes, real address, no fake form.
Music submissions, artist material, and anything you want the station to hear.
submissions@kfrp.live Submission guidelines →Press requests, writeups, interviews, and media-related communication.
press@kfrp.liveGeneral station questions, business communication, and direct contact.
info@kfrp.live2124 Y St
Lincoln, Nebraska 68503