Month: September 2025
Big Thief @ SLC Twilight 09.22.2025
It’s hard to describe that passage of time, but as a lifelong fan I could feel it with each passing song. … read more
Review: The Chameleons – Arctic Moon
Arctic Moon doesn’t sound exactly like a place The Chameleons has visited before. Those expecting an extension of Where Are You? might even be surprised by how different Arctic Moon feels. … read more
Quotidian Ragazine Offers A Wrinkle in Time With Enduring Fashion
Whether it’s a wool hunting jacket or a peacoat from the 1930s, Firestein’s curation favors garments that stand the test of time. … read more
Film Review: Eleanor The Great
Eleanor The Great succeeds as a star vehicle for its lead and an opportunity for Johansson to cut her teeth behind the camera, but only marginally so as a movie. … read more
Film Review: Him
Watching Him is the perfect equivalent to watching a promising star athlete fail: both are clearly stretched thin, overcompensating and frustrating to witness. … read more
Local Review: Starmy — Hallelujah Disappear
Hallelujah Disappear thrives in its hypnotic atmosphere. It isn’t just about catchy choruses, fast-moving beats and songs to be forgotten quickly, but a record that also builds a world inside itself. … read more
Local Review: Cody Hsu — snow day
snow day is the perfect soundscape to cauterize your feelings to within the purgatory of your bedroom. … read more
Local Review: Ńix – CIGARETTE TALKS
I have a soft spot for late-2010s Soundcloud rap. CIGARETTE TALKS takes all of the best parts of those sounds and combines them with acoustic and electric guitars, brought to a slow blur of R&B and alt-rock. … read more
Review: Wednesday — Bleeds
Bleeds is in the sweet spot somewhere between proto-grunge and post-hardcore. It’s melodic but hard. The lyrics are wry but sardonic. … read more
Bold & Beautiful: Kory Edgewood
A sexy rock ‘n’ roller is how Kory Edgewood describes himself. With his heart and soul rooted in classic rock music. … read more
Review: Big Thief — Double Infinity
Double Infinity is a tremendously thought-out concept album that captures the less tangible elements of love and connection. … read more
Film Review: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie:...
For fans of the series, this is their chance to see some of their favorite side characters take center stage. … read more
