Issue 345 – September 2017 Cover

Issue 345

Sri Whipple's surreal style resonated with our September Local Food Issue planning, and he has enlivened the notion of food on the page. Whipple channeled fond memories of his grandmother's busy kitchen to create this illustration—he recalls people connected by food and meals. "Maybe we need to get together and eat some good food more often," he says.

Review: Cult of the Psychic Fetus – Self-titled

Review: Cult of the Psychic Fetus – Self-titled
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Cult Of The Psychic Fetus= The Cramps + Bobby “Boris” Pickett + The Moontrekkers … read more

Review: Chelsea Wolfe – Hiss Spun

Review: Chelsea Wolfe – Hiss Spun
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Chelsea Wolfe = Susanne Sundfør + Darkher + The Soft Moon … read more

 
 
Review: Alvvays – Antisocialites

Review: Alvvays – Antisocialites
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Alvvays = The Pains of Being Pure at Heart + Courtney Barnett … read more

Gotta Get You Back to You: Tori Amos’ Native Invader

Gotta Get You Back to You: Tori Amos’ Native Invader
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The political stance on Native Invader recalls 2007’s fiery American Doll Posse, especially its pointed political songs “Yo George,” “Code Red” and “Posse Bonus.” … read more

Film Review: mother!

Film Review: mother!
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Despite the more literal aspects of its storyline and the parallels to Polanski’s Rosemary’s Baby, mother! isn’t entirely centered on Mother’s pregnancy. … read more

Film Review: Menashe

Film Review: Menashe
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Upon watching Joshua Weinstein’s Sundance Film Festival selection Menashe, it was clear just how little I really knew about Hasidic Judaism. … read more

Creature Feature: Kay Bye

Creature Feature: Kay Bye
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Originally from sunny Southern California, Samuel Mckitty, aka Kay Bye, like her name might imply, is a sassy queen full of attitude and cartoon glamour. … read more

SLUG Style: Gerda Saunders

SLUG Style: Gerda Saunders
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Gerda Saunders is a retired educator and was formerly Associate Director of the Gender Studies program at the University of Utah. … read more

Cultivating Resilience: Wasatch Community Garden’s GREEN TEAM Farm

Cultivating Resilience: Wasatch Community Garden’s GREEN TEAM Farm
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The mission of the GREEN TEAM was threefold: to support permanent housing and work for homeless women, to provide produce to Head Start—a program to give quality food to local schools—and to cultivate a shared community space that would thrive in an oft ignored area of the city. … read more