Music
Local Music Review: Mythological Fragments
Mythological Fragments by Steven Ricks takes two classical narratives and reconstructs them as intimate, psychological portraits using technology as a window. … read more
Local Review: Baby Giant — Why Am I
Baby Giant’s debut follows a lucid flow of electronic mixes and universally vulnerable verses that have caught the attention of hip-hop heads across the West. … read more
Local Review: The Snarlin’ Yarns — The Remedy
Every song on this album is poetic and well-crafted. Overall, The Remedy is well produced and a great addition to the discography of a thriving Utah music scene. … read more
Local Review: World Record — Fighter
This mellow indie band dropped the first album, Fighter, last year, and it’s a pretty powerful set of tracks. The songs are mellow but still spark excitement. … read more
Local Review: Hibernaut / Face Pulp — Split with Face Pulp
Hibernaut takes us to our impending doom once again, while making waves with their new split EP release with hardcore grindcore band; Face Pulp. … read more
Local Review: Tower of the Sun — Sindar
Versatility is what you want in music, and Sindar’s new album aims to do exactly that. Tower of the Sun is a post-metal, emo daydream. … read more
Local Review: Camzilla and GURTGOD40 — The Big Boom
The Big Boom will not change your week, but it documents and serves as a proof of something worth paying attention to: two artists arise in very different ways. … read more
Local Review: RVLE THE WORLD — DISHEARTENING
RVLE THE WORLD doesn’t romanticize their reality to create a more broadly “accepted” sound. The emotions in this album are not all pretty, but they are honest. … read more
Local Review: Beatnik — Life Sucks… Then You Dance
If you have the appetite for disco, Beatnik’s Life Sucks… Then You Dance is available on streaming platforms. If it’s your thing, you’ll have a good time with it. … read more
Local Review: frick. — Clock Out
frick. have released a tight pop-punk album that I’m confident would appeal to those familiar with the genre, as well as those who are new to local music scene. … read more
Local Review: The Apathetics — Toxic States
When I interviewed The Apathetics earlier this year, they told me that they don’t care what people think about their music; they only care about having fun. … read more
Local Review: Tempting – Drunk Driving
Tempting has debuted with an album titled Drunk Driving. Winkler and Smith’s debut shares a few common themes including sensuality, sin and vulnerability — best heard in intoxicating tracks like ‘truth or dare.” … read more
