Music
Review: underscores — U
Active in a musical space she created, underscores is exploiting and manipulating that space, that moment until all oxygen has been sucked out. … 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
Rainbow Kitten Surprise @ Sandy Amphitheater 07.15.2026
Concertgoers couldn’t ignore the line stretching all the way to the sidewalk of State Route 209. The band Rainbow Kitten Surprise sold out the Sandy Amphitheater. … 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
La Sécurité Tours Europe/UK Following Recent Album Release, Bingo!
La Sécurité’s impressive sound manipulation sends new listeners through twisting fractals of an alternate music reality and into a prism of colorful expression. … 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
Lighten up! With Bong Wizard
While the unseriousness of Bong Wizard’s song titles and album covers draws people in, the trio’s eclectic palate and background keep the audience captivated. … 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
