Line of Best Abstraction: Jared Steffensen & Christopher Kelly, Scott Malbaurn at CUAC

Line of Best Abstraction: Jared Steffensen & Christopher Kelly, Scott...
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CUAC’s current exhibitions feature works that use stark lines and color in a minimalist way. This approach highlights the dynamics and textures that arise from things as simple as lines and shapes, making the viewer question their own perception of what they first think they see, and then they should interact with or try to understand it. … read more

Pillars of Salt: Don’t Condemn Me for Caring

Pillars of Salt: Don’t Condemn Me for Caring
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Pillars of Salt is a new zine based currently in Provo, that includes content contributed by people from both Utah County and Salt Lake City. … read more

MedusaFest: A Musical Night For Women and Non-Binary People

MedusaFest: A Musical Night For Women and Non-Binary People
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On the frigid night of Feb. 6, Provo’s The Medusa Collective staved off the cold by putting on MedusaFest at Studio Studio Dada. The show was a collection of bands thrown together by means of names drawn from hats a month prior. … read more

All Dogs Are All Set

All Dogs Are All Set
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Ohio-based pop punk band All Dogs have definitely found their way to making heart-on-their-sleeves music, and they’ve been blossoming steadily for the past few years. It isn’t just their charming brand of pop punk that’s attention-grabbing—it’s also the way in which they disarm with melancholy and emotionally bare lyrics that tip down into a sea of thrashing harmony. … read more

Ringo Deathstarr: Keeping it Pharmaceutical-Hard

Ringo Deathstarr: Keeping it Pharmaceutical-Hard
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Austin band Ringo Deathstarr have picked out the many things that typify shoegaze, hurled them to the ground and stomped all over the pieces. … read more

Looking Around at Beat Happening

Looking Around at Beat Happening
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Think DIY, and one thinks homey, living-room production, a sort of playing around—though not always playfulness—and a raw sort of determination. This perception comes from a long line of DIY artists that have passed through our ears and venues over the years, but few have both endured as long and so purely embodied that feeling

Not Alone: Westminster’s Title IX Symposium

Not Alone: Westminster’s Title IX Symposium
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Across the country, colleges are attempting to shake off a rather unpleasant part of college culture; rape culture. … read more

Chastity Belt: A Quartet of Cool Sluts Out on Tour

Chastity Belt: A Quartet of Cool Sluts Out on Tour
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The title to this interview isn’t meant to be a jibe, but a reference to the Chastity Belt song “Cool Slut” where lead singer Julia Shapiro sings about the lifestyle of “a couple of sluts / out on the town / fooling around.” … read more

Viet Cong @ Kilby Court 03.25 with What Moon Things, Andy Shauf

Viet Cong @ Kilby Court 03.25 with What Moon Things,...
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The night of March 25 finds me entering it baffled, checking and double-checking the sky, gazing around perplexed at the lightly thrumming energy of the sizeable scrap of people gathered at Kilby Court’s dusk-blued entryway.  … read more

Peach Kelli Pop @ Diabolical Records 04.08 with Tim Allen’s Forces, Lowgrey, Baby Ghosts

Peach Kelli Pop @ Diabolical Records 04.08 with Tim Allen’s...
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It’s 7:50 at Diabolical Records, and the wide, fluorescent-lit spaces between the record racks and the walls stretches out before me, filled only by the scanty clatter of setup—empty. Not 20 minutes later, though, suddenly everything’s buzzy—full, clamoring and ready to go. … read more