Music
Local Review: The Drought, Emmy Gilbert — CHROME
CHROME certainly isn’t jamais vu, but it is a breath of fresh air. CHROME is diverse and novel in its soundscape without coming off as avant-garde. … read more
Local Review: No Such Animal — I’m Not Angry, You’re...
When you do everything you were supposed to, but in the end, there is no land of milk and honey, it’s hard not to be angry. No Such Animal’s newest release is well acquainted with frustration. … read more
Local Music Singles Roundup: August 2026
We’ve carefully curated each track with almost sniper accuracy, and we promise you that you’ll be humming once you’re done. Enjoy Local Music Singles Roundup! … read more
Local Review: Weyward – Uncult
Goths and wavers who are deeply passionate about what “real darkwave music” actually is, Weyward and their release “Uncult” just might stop you in your tracks and redefine the genre for you. … read more
Local Review: Teddy P — Moon Shi
The title track is a dissertation on what this group is capable of; it’s a journey through fusion and cool jazz with a movie score-like through line. … read more
Local Review: Nicky V A and the Four Locos —...
I’m happier and healthier after consuming this record. In fact, it is really goddamn good, and I’m mad at myself for not having found it sooner. … read more
Local Review: kickass – Life = OVER
The future of Salt Lake City emo is kickass according to SLUG’s Contributing Writer Zack Pinter. With a debut EP — Life = OVER — dropped at the end of last May, their sound is nothing short of kickass. … read more
Local Review: J.P. Whipple — the next disaster
J.P. Whipple’s latest offering, the next disaster, is a viciously beautiful collection. This is a breakup album akin to Bob Dylan’s Blood On The Tracks. … read more
Local Review: T. Playwright — THE MOON WATCHES ALL: FABULAM...
I’d treat THE MOON WATCHES ALL as a case study of self-improvement; that getting better as a musician takes practice. I found T. Playwright quite admirable. … read more
Local Review: Steven Ricks — 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
