Music
Review: A Place to Bury Strangers – See Through You
A Place To Bury Strangers = Danielle Ash + Brian Jonestown Massacre … read more
Local Music Singles Roundup: February 2022
In February’s Local Singles Music Roundup, you can find a sample of SLC’s eclectic music style, from mellow-pop beats to an anarchist rager. … read more
Local Review: Sky Olson – Hollow Walls
Sky Olson = Armors + Silent Pilot … read more
Review: Lady Wray – Piece of Me
Lady Wray = Alicia Keys x Savannah Cristina … read more
Review: The Lumineers – BRIGHTSIDE
The Lumineers = Mumford & Sons x American Authors … read more
Local Review: Nicsimian – Lonely Friend EP
Nicsimian = Ritt Momney + Wallows + Dominic Fike … read more
Review: Boris – W
Boris = Nine Inch Nails + Grouper … read more
Strangelove Bring So Much to Love
Strangelove warm the heart and thrill the spines of longtime Depeche Mode lovers and fair-weather fans alike. … read more
Review: The Weeknd – Dawn FM
Dawn FM is still melancholy as ever, but there aren’t any stand-out songs that can be earmarked as representative The Weeknd’s new era. … read more
Local Review: FlipJ – How to Shapeshift
FlipJ’s How to Shapeshift is a display of style and spatial dynamics that can only be pulled off in the world of great hip-hop. … read more
Boyfriend Sushi Town’s New—and Only—Album is Destined for Cult Status
Days after the release of their debut, Rufus, Boyfriend Sushi Town disbanded, a story which gives this album the potential for cult status. … read more
Localized: The Painted Roses
The Painted Roses deliver a diverse, psychedelic sound that reflects the close-knit music community of their Logan hometown. … read more
