Month: June 2019
Creature Feature: Mona Diet
Recognizing the privilege one possesses is a powerful tool that Mona Diet possesses, which is a much-needed attribute for anyone in today’s society. … read more
Yeasayer @ Urban Lounge 06.23 w/ Oh, Rose
Known for big, sprawling and beautiful bridges, Sunday’s set was a solid, albeit quick, sampling of Yeasayer’s weird and wonderful world. … read more
NOW-ID Dance Presents Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring
NOW-ID’s one-night production of Igor Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring, like much of Boye-Christensen’s recent work, took place in an outdoor location. … read more
SB Dance’s Sleeping Beauty @ Rose Wagner Black Box Theater...
SB Dance is clearly unafraid of pushing buttons, as shown by their limited-run retelling of the classic Sleeping Beauty legend. … read more
WASI Brings Colorful and Queer Sounds of Love and Acceptance...
Ahead of their stop at Gold Blood Collective in Utah during Pride month, SLUG spoke with WASI about the big, rainbow picture of the tour. … read more
Tease! SLC: Provoking Sensuality and Love
Tease! SLC was an incredible event, particularly for a first-time experience. It felt as if it had always been a part of the Salt Lake’s Pride celebrations. … read more
Billie Eilish @ Saltair w/ Denzel Curry 06.04
Grappling with topics like self confidence, Billie Eilish provides a voice to a generation that is feeling the discomfort of growing into young adulthood. … read more
Content Shifter: Nine ’90s Action Series to Stream
There was a time when nothing was available “on-demand” unless you dragged your JNCO-ed ass to Blockbuster Video—and then you had to settle for what wasn’t already rented out. I’m talking about the ’90s, the glorious age of grunge, G-funk and godawful TV action series. “New content” rolled out over rabbit-ears TV in the summer.
Contributor Limelight: Colton Marsala
Colton Marsala has photographed an impressive range of stories and approaches each challenge with tenacity and creativity. … read more
Localized: Absent
The goal with Absent is changing the mold. Because each member has different musical tastes, the band comes together and thrives off of the variety. … read more