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Creature Feature: The Harlot
By Kamryn Feigel [Posted February 13, 2017]
Outspoken and unapologetic, Wade Leavitt, aka The Harlot, is making waves in the Salt Lake drag community with her big personality and even bigger brows. This beautiful and bearded, Las Vegas–grown queen gives us a glimpse into her fabulous life of inclusivity and self-love. … read more
SLUG Comix: The Luthier
By Sarah Donnelly [Posted February 8, 2017]
SLUG Style: Dream Slut
By Tyson Call @clancycoop [Posted February 7, 2017]
Dream Slut are Elowyn LaPointe, Kayla Dowell, Bianca Velasquez and Summer Sigritz. They play “DramaQueen Punk” and all have their own distinct style. … read more
Localized: Zigga
By Keith L. McDonald [Posted February 2, 2017]
Zigga describes his new sound as “commercial” or “sonically acceptable” in an attempt to reach and retain a wider audience by adding new techniques into his toolbox. … read more
Mechanical Ghost: A Conversation with 80KV
By Connor Lockie [Posted February 2, 2017]
80KV is the moniker of local musician Autumn Rogers and centers around the use of motion-controlled gloves that Rogers uses as instruments. … read more
Huge: The Benefit Art Show for Comunidades Unidas
By Kathy Rong Zhou [Posted February 2, 2017]
The Huge Benefit Art Show will be held on Feb. 11 at the Mestizo Institute of Culture and Arts to raise awareness and funds for Comunidades Unidas. … read more
A Salt Lake Oasis: Oasis Cafe
By Mandy Allfrey Murry [Posted February 2, 2017]
Oasis Cafe is transporting. I can take a friend or associate visiting from anywhere in the world and know that they would feel welcome and at ease. … read more
East Meets West: Wallace Mecham’s Hybrid Banjos
By Ali Shimkus [Posted February 2, 2017]
By challenging the notion of what a traditional banjo should sound like by Western standards, Wallace Mecham hopes to create a hybrid of the Eastern and Western styles of music. … read more
The Comedian
By Alex Springer [Posted February 2, 2017]
In The Comedian, De Niro takes on the role of Jackie Burke, an aging comedian running from the sellout skeletons in his closet. … read more
Duende
By Bryer Wharton [Posted February 2, 2017]
With a machine-centric aesthetic, Duende aims to build guitars that are designed like they’ve always existed: atavistic, evocative and correct. … read more