Pet Shop Boys Christmas EP Review

Pet Shop Boys Christmas EP Review
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The Pet Shop Boys Christmas EP reviewed by Dean  O Hillis. … read more

Del the Funkee Homosapien 12.11.2009 The Urban Lounge

Del the Funkee Homosapien 12.11.2009 The Urban Lounge
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If you were planning on catching Del at the Urban Lounge on Friday the 11th, I hope you pre-rolled your L’s ahead of time. Long lines, brick temperatures and a sold out show made for some unhappy folks on the outside… … read more

JP Haynie, Golden Ghost, Crumbler

JP Haynie, Golden Ghost, Crumbler
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Jp Haynie, Golden Ghost and Crumpler at Kilby Court on 11.28.09 … read more

National CD Reviews – December 2009

National CD Reviews – December 2009
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This month’s national reviews feature releases from Asobi Seksu, Beak>, Dead To Me, Evangelista, The Mary Onettes, The Prodigy, The Rakes, Skeletonwitch, Slayer and many more. … read more

SLUG’s Top 5 of 2009

SLUG’s Top 5 of 2009

Jaleh Afshar – Graphic Designer Top 5 Gallery Shows of 2009 1. Aniko Safran’s “Reflexions” at Art Access Gallery II 2. Travis Nikolai’s “Pan-Galactic Ghost Chapel: Temporary Infinitarium” at the Alvin Gittins Gallery 3. Poor Yorick Studios open house 4. AIGA’s “50 Books/50 Covers” at the Marriott Library 5. BFA Senior Show at the Rio

Themselves

Themselves
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SLUG caught up with themselves while on their European tour for an interview reflective of their eccentric style and personality. … read more

More Fog. More Lasers. More Ham. Less Sleep: New York’s Trouble and Bass Live Up to Their Namesake

More Fog. More Lasers. More Ham. Less Sleep: New York’s...
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When I hear the word “crew” used to describe a group of musicians, my first instinct is that the reason for the crew is to make up for some lacking in the crew members. For New York’s Trouble & Bass, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Each member of this party-promoting, record-producing, track-remixing bass juggernaut can stand alone, but together they represent some of the most aggressively fantastic bass-heavy dance music in the DJ world. … read more

Grudge City Activities

Grudge City Activities
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The Summer of 2008 was difficult on the hardcore community in Utah. There wasn’t much left of a scene that was once packed with fans, musicians, and genuine veterans of the movement. Trevor Hale (Cherem, Tamerlane), Dan Fletcher (Skeiff d’ Bargg, City to City, First Blood), and Sias Parsons all agreed on that point. The

Localized: The Fucktards, Heathen Ass Worship  – December 2009

Localized: The Fucktards, Heathen Ass Worship – December 2009
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SLUG Localized presents The Fucktards and Heathen Ass Worship at the Urban Lounge. Five bucks gets you in, but nothing will ever get you out. … read more

The Rebirth of Raunch Records

The Rebirth of Raunch Records
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Expect the vinyl-friendly store to carry many LP reissues of classic punk rock, as well as stuff you’ve never heard of inside Raunch Records. … read more

Erasure – The Innocents 21st Anniversary Review

Erasure – The Innocents 21st Anniversary Review
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Most people that know my musical taste know that I’m a huge Erasure fan.  In fact, I would say it is an honest assessment of my fandom to state that Erasure is probably my favorite band of all time. Twenty-one years after its release, one of Vince Clarke and Andy Bell’s greatest albums has definitely stood the test of time.  … read more

Youth Brigade: Let Them Know

Youth Brigade: Let Them Know
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The evening of October 23, 2009 started with me reading a book on the couch in the SLUG office. If I had thought that activity would be an indication of the excitement level for the rest of the night’s activities, I suppose I would have stayed there. I knew what was up though. Youth Brigade was coming to town that night and also screening their documentary Let Them Know, which is a history of Youth Brigade and BYO Records. … read more