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Localized: Zombiecock
By Eric U. Norris [Posted June 30, 2016]
Zombiecock will slake your lust for B-movie spatter with their use of ghoulish face paint and a liberal dosage of fake blood for a thorough and, if you will, zombifying performance. … read more
Ashton Harris: Skate. Eat. Repeat
By Dylan Evans [Posted June 30, 2016]
At the ripe age of 12, Harris started just like the average kid does. “I just saw this kid skating on his driveway,” he says. … read more
Bad Brad Wheeler: Dealin’ The Blues
By Russ Holsten [Posted June 30, 2016]
Bad Brad Wheeler is one of the most respected and beloved members of our community. Aged 44, Wheeler is host and producer of the Little Bit Louder Now weekday-afternoon KRCL show. … read more
Damn These Heels Presents: Oriented
By Kathy Rong Zhou [Posted June 30, 2016]
Paramount to Oriented are the conflicts and confluences within each of the three characters’ personal expression of his Palestinian nationalism and his sexuality. “The complexity of their identity is bonkers,” says Witzenfeld. “The fact that they can speak about it with such control, command and self-awareness inspires me enormously.” … read more
Rock n’ Roll Camp For Girls: Loud Music, Proud Women and the Future of SLC
By Alex Vermillion [Posted June 30, 2016]
Amy Stocks, Secily Saunders and Hillary McDaniel came together to start Utah’s first Rock n’ Roll Camp for Girls—an intensive, week-long, volunteer-run jam session where girls ages 8–18 come together to write, design, practice and perform a song with a newly formed band. … read more
Localized: Goatsifter
By Eric U. Norris [Posted June 30, 2016]
It’s evident that Goatsifter are a band who’s not in it for any exposure or any type of income whatsoever—they make it clear that it’s strictly for them and their love of playing music. … read more
Momentum Recycling: Making Up For Lost Glass
By Jesse Hawlish [Posted June 30, 2016]
Momentum Recycling opened its doors eight years ago with the goal of providing local businesses with the same recycling services that are available at home. … read more
Utah’s Bboy Federation: They Reminisce
By Keith L. McDonald [Posted June 30, 2016]
Organizations like the Bboy Federation are at the forefront of the movement to percolate hip-hop culture throughout Utah. … read more
Wye Oak: On Making a Not-Album
By Kia McGinnis [Posted June 30, 2016]
Wye Oak surged through self-imposed restrictions and are able to freely create together. Releasing Shriek put the duo in a state of mind where anything is possible—a breakthrough that may be the reason for calling Tweens a “not-album,” as it lies outside the preconceived ideas of a typical record. … read more
Dinner at Yours: The Best Table in Town is Your Own
By Alex Springer [Posted June 30, 2016]
Dinner at Yours offers a rotating menu based on what ingredients are in season. Their food is locally sourced as much as possible, and they offer meals to accommodate any dietary restrictions that customers might have. … read more