Music
Review: Babau – Papalagi
Babau = iVardensphere + Dead Can Dance + One Horse Town … read more
Review: Ducktails – St. Catherine
Ducktails = Real Estate + Donovan Blanc … read more
Review: Fractal Mirror – Garden of Ghosts
Fractal Mirror = Yes + The Verve Pipe / Genesis … read more
Review: Desaparecidos – Payola
Desaparecidos = Against Me! + Cursive … read more
Review: North Americans – Legends
North Americans = Raime + Dalhous … read more
August 2015 National Music Reviews
Check out the National Music Reviews for August 2015! … read more
Review: Dorthia Cottrell – Self-Titled
Dorthia Cottrell = Lilly Hiatt + Lydia Lunch and Cypress Grove … read more
August 2015 Local Music Reviews
Check out some of Salt Lake City’s best releases in the August 2015 Local Music Reviews! … read more
Frnkiero AndThe Cellabration @ The Loading Dock 07.22 with Homeless...
It’s 8:03 p.m. on a Wednesday night, I am standing in an alley outside of Frank Iero’s tour bus waiting for a brief interview with the man himself—a man who I first saw play with My Chemical Romance back when I was in 8th grade, a man who would shortly take the stage of The
Magic Sword @ Super Top Secret with Street Fever, Quilts,...
Lynden Williams is the man behind Neighborhood Brains, as well as a new music project known as 1991. Williams’ latest music showcase, Neighborhood Brains and Squarewave Sound present Magic Sword at Super Top Secret, was a night full of “firsts.” The showcase marked the first time 1991 had played live, the first time STS (which
Twilight Concert Series 2015: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Father John...
The second week of the Twilight Concert Series kicks off with headliner Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and accompanying act Father John Misty. While attendance was down from the previous week, the energy of the crowd was still high as Father John Misty and his traveling crew of talented musicians woke everyone up from their hangovers
Alice In Chains Photo Gallery at The Depot
Monday night marked a historical event as Alice in Chains made their debut at The Depot to a sold out show full of fans old and new. After having lost two of their founding members—Layne Staley on vocals and Mike Starr on bass—the band took a three-year hiatus in 2002 to determine the fate
