Concert Reviews: June 1992

Concert Reviews: June 1992
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Yes, the Bar & Grill has been hoppin’. Yes, a dark little bar with a dance floor and stage at the back. I would have never guessed shows could be so fun there, but they are. … read more

Record Reviews: May 1992

Record Reviews: May 1992
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Innovative and inspiring, Spiritualized will undoubtedly convert you to their own religious experience. Check out of record review from May of ’92. … read more

Interview: Lydia Lunch

Interview: Lydia Lunch
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This was one of those horrid phone interviews, with Lydia Lunch calling from New Orleans to Provo (which she’s probably never heard of). … read more

Notes from the Industrial Underground: March 1992

Notes from the Industrial Underground: March 1992
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Well kids, I’m back from hell with news from the frontline of the Industrial Revolution. Check out what this month’s underground has to say. … read more

Record Reviews: March 1992

Record Reviews: March 1992
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Catch up with SLUG’s latest archived batch of record reviews from all your favorite vintage writers like, Scott Vice, Charlee, M and more! … read more

Interview: Toad the Wet Sprocket

Interview: Toad the Wet Sprocket
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Toad the Wet Sprocket talks about their 1992 tour and controversial song, “Hold Her Down.” … read more

Salt Lake Indies

Salt Lake Indies
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All the news about record releases from R.U. dead, Semaphore, Siren Song and Flatline Records.
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Record Reviews: February 1991

Record Reviews: February 1991
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Very musically tight, these three guys express feeling and imagery through strong, deep lyrics and fair-paced tunes that have a on-stop flow. … read more

Interview: Jim Thirwell A.KA. Clint Ruin of Foetus, Inc.

Interview: Jim Thirwell A.KA. Clint Ruin of Foetus, Inc.
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Foetus makes more sense of Beatles songs than the Beatles do. … read more

Concert Reviews: December 1991

Concert Reviews: December 1991
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Blur, England’s most shaggable band, took the stage at DV8 and took over the minds of the audience who were left to shake their heads. … read more