March 2017
We’re honored to have Heidi M. Gress produce and shoot our cover for our 28th Anniversary Local Fashion Issue. To view more of her work, visit hmgproductions.com.
Local Review: Nick Nash – Fear of Perdition
Nick Nash = Ryan Adams + Parker Millsap … read more
Local Review: Cuddy Corekt – Arctic Zone
Cuddy Corekt = Pouya + Xavier Wulf … read more
Local Review: Burn Atlas – Electric Sugar Bombs
Burn Atlas = From Aphony + The Offspring … read more
Review: Damaged Bug – Bunker Funk
Damaged Bug = Ty Segall + Animal Collective + Gøggs … read more
Review: ANOHNI – Paradise
ANOHNI = Nina Simone + Bjork … read more
Review: Aimee Mann – Mental Illness
Aime Mann = Nick Drake + Bread – James Taylor … read more
Damned and Loving It
Those who know their music history would tell you that, 40 years ago, The Damned were the first punk band to release a single, press an album and then break up and get back together. The rest is a little complicated. … read more
Threading Through: Davis Hong
Based in Salt Lake City, Davis Hong exclusively designs minimalist garments that not only look incredible but will also live in your wardrobe as pieces that remain tried and true throughout the evolution of style. … read more
Localized: Scary Uncle Steve
Scary Uncle Steve are a band that exists on its own plane, not just in sound, but in personality. What they’ve created is straightforward punk rock—with an accordion wound up in the mix. Check them out at SLUG Localized, Mar. 16 at Urban Lounge. … read more
Sweet Lake: Brunch for People Who Hate Brunch
There are many things that make Sweet Lake ideal for a brunch outing, but the best thing about their menu is that it caters to all. I was excited to learn that owners Hasen Cone and Teri Rosquist have expanded their operation into a brick-and-mortar store and included biscuits on their menu. … read more
Stunts in the Sunshine – SLUG Games: Year of the...
The 17th annual SLUG Games rail-jam contest was held at Brighton Resort in sunny Utah, which was all about the good times and getting wild with friends. … read more
Movie Review: The Red Turtle
The Red Turtle is the latest outing from Japan’s geek-revered animation wonderland Studio Ghibli, and it will no doubt be something that fans of Ghibli’s other films will enjoy. Its truly gorgeous animation palette transports the viewer directly into the quiet nuances of the film’s story, and its dialogue-free narrative structure lets the audience drink freely from that deep well of visual beauty. … read more
