Local Music Reviews
SLUG Magazine’s collection of reviews covering the latest and greatest of Utah-based music, covering all varieties of genre, style and type.
January 1990 Tape & Record Reviews
Fractal Method Fractal Method (excuse me, I mean William Clarke Walker III) is a wizard of pyrotechnical sound manipulation. This reviewer is more than impressed. I’m ecstatic!! If this is
Local Review: Sanyo Static – Digital On-Screen Graphic
Sanyo Static’s most recent release, Digital On-Screen Graphic, is a piece of work that’s best described as musique concrète. … read more
Local Review: Capo – Camp Crush
Camp Crush by Capo, released February 18, feels like a ’90s shoegaze fever dream set to a hip hop drum beat. … read more
Local Review: American White Trash by Dinosaur Bones
American White Trash by Dinosaur Bones is a great tape—uneven production and flanger abuse are its only flaws. … read more
Review: Put Your Shoulder to The Wheel by Nauvoo
Are you ready for serrated gashes, abrasive exertion and brutal bites at your soul? Nauvoo ride it to the hilt. … read more
Love In America by Bachelors
A lot is being said about Love In America by Bachelors being the first CD by a local band. … read more
Local Review: Marcus Koncar – Pretty Things Seldom Do
Marcus Koncar’s Pretty Things Seldom Do is a sad album, but Koncar has a rare, authentic sort of earnestness and perception. … read more
Local Music Singles Roundup: April 2022
Our Beer Issue Local Music Singles Roundup offers six new lager-than-life singles to listen to—we’re sure at least one of them will make your heart malt. … read more
Skin & Bones: The People’s Band
Skin “n” Bones is more of an attitude than a band. Not the kind of attitudes that manipulate or piss people off like early punk bands. … read more
Slaughterchrist
Slaughterchrist has two vocalists, Mike Mayo (bass & vocals) and Mark Earl (guitar & vocals), who not only share the role but often sing together. … read more