Local Review: Port Ross — Nighttime at Gardner Hall

Local Review: Port Ross — Nighttime at Gardner Hall
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With Nighttime At Gardner Hall, Port Ross gives us a record about death, loneliness, loss and being alive in a world that is a constant shipwreck. … read more

In Time: A Posthumous Retrospective on Talos

In Time: A Posthumous Retrospective on Talos
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I suppose I needed my own space to be shocked and saddened before I could sit at the keys and give Eoin French the nod he deserves. So here we are. … read more

Review: Thien Dragon — CHAOS GARDEN

Review: Thien Dragon — CHAOS GARDEN
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With low-poly graphics, dreamy pinks and purples and video game references, Thien Dragon’s world is a fun, playful adventure that lets you release your stress. … read more

Local Review: The Narcs — Local Hero

Local Review: The Narcs — Local Hero
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The Narcs operate much like a jam band, using a democratic approach with different members taking the lead at different times in the varying grooves they create. … read more

Top Five Noisy Albums of 2025 To Burn a Hole Into Your Brain

Top Five Noisy Albums of 2025 To Burn a Hole...
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Whether you want to expand your consciousness or just drown out the world, these albums turn up the bass to get raw, experimental and just plain weird.  … read more

Top Five Albums of 2025 to Immerse Yourself in Winter Darkness

Top Five Albums of 2025 to Immerse Yourself in Winter...
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From unyielding ferocity in their riffs to cathartic, soul-haunting melodies, listening to these albums is the perfect way to wrap up your 2025. … read more

Local Review: Hurtado — Cavalier

Local Review: Hurtado — Cavalier
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For anyone navigating heartbreak, or the confusing, character-building chaos of your 20s, Cavalier will meet you exactly where you are. … read more

Top Five Indie-ish Albums of 2025 for the Saddest Clown at the Political Protest

Top Five Indie-ish Albums of 2025 for the Saddest Clown...
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I promise there’s at least one indie-adjacent album on this list that can meet you where you’re at and keep you company. … read more

Building a Unique Musical Identity in Salt Lake City

Building a Unique Musical Identity in Salt Lake City
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Seasoned Utah blues musician Michael Feldman breaks down why Salt Lake City has an abundance of musical talent, but not a unique musical identity. … read more

Into the Third Space With DJ Matthew Fit

Into the Third Space With DJ Matthew Fit
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Matthew Fit has been a pillar of the local scene for over a decade now: he describes the scene breaking away from the homogeneity of the early days. … read more

An Album in 24 Hours With A Really Really Cool Band

An Album in 24 Hours With A Really Really Cool...
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Armed with an entourage and a dream to record an entire album in 24 hours, A Really Really Cool Band is altering the music making formula. … read more

Why 24Tix Could be Your Hero, Just For One Day

Why 24Tix Could be Your Hero, Just For One Day
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24tix handles ticketing for a ballpark estimate of 2,000 concerts a year — some of them multi-million dollar ordeals. … read more