Month: September 2008
Sugar and Spice and Everything Twice: Centro-matic Vs. South San...
Disagreements in bands occur often––this is undeniable. Some disagreements end with the band splitting up. But in the case of Centro-Matic, a common argument about the direction they were going spawned an additional project called South San Gabriel. … read more
Pre-Tour Beat-Off
It had been a while since I’ve been on a legit band tour. … read more
The Chain Reaction
When it comes to the freak bike/mutant bike/franken bike genre, tall bikes are king. A freak bike is any bicycle that isn’t a normal bicycle and was built for fun. … read more
Princess Kennedy
Hello SLUG readers. I am your Princess Kennedy. … read more
Big Art In Little Provo
A major shift is happening in Utah Valley. Provo is breaking out of its conventional mold. Culture, art and music are spewing from the guts of this traditionally Zoobie-centric town. … read more
Only the Purest of Brews
Just so you know, I hate Oktoberfest at Snowbird. … read more
DVD Reviews – September 2008
Fine artsy films have been watched. We write some reviews. … read more
Books Aloud – September 2008
Books, books and more books are reviewed. … read more
Beer Reviews – September 2008
It’s already September and slowly getting colder. I’m not about to break into a full, stout-drinking frenzy, but I will drink its closely related brother, the porter. … read more
Gallery Stroll – September 2008
It’s funny how you can feel summer ending––the temperature cools, a swift breeze reminds us that leaves are changing and will soon fall to the ground and fall and winter ale goes on sale. In Utah we host Oktoberfest in August––another reminder that if you blink you can miss a whole season. … read more
Bellography – September 2008
The granddaughter of a Spanish Basque gypsy, Jamilla’s love of organic dance comes naturally and genetically. Originally trained in classical ballet, she was hooked on Middle Eastern dance after watching her sister belly dance. … read more
An Extended Stay In the Subconscious
San Francisco is one of the meccas of the skateboarding world. I was lucky enough to stay in the Mission District for a week with some good family and got to skate some of the most amazing spots the city has to offer. … read more
