Music
Local Review: Accelerated Nihilism — Mixed Messages For The Maladjusted
Accelerated Nihilism has plenty to say, and Mixed Messages For The Maladjusted wastes no time saying it: “If you’re not pissed, you’re not paying attention.” … read more
Local Review: David Ian Baker, Corey Christiansen, Taku Ishikawa —...
Days Over is a top-tier Western-themed jazz album created by Utah’s finest and dandiest jazz artists. It transported me back to Utah’s wild western days. … read more
Local Review: Jennifer Brasseur — Jennifer Brasseur
What Greta Van Fleet is to Led Zeppelin, Jennifer Brasseur is to Pat Benatar. Her sound is a clear descendant of the classic rock sirens who came before her. … read more
Local Review: Soul Commercial—UnDeR tHe iNfLuEnCe
I would describe this album as attempting to fit into the current era of rap, while mostly centering melodies that are reminiscent of late 2010s alternative rap. … read more
Local Review: MetricDriver, Sacred Crates – The Perfect Strangers
It feels like the soundstage to your favorite TV show has been pried open and fully merged us listeners into a rerun episode of The Perfect Strangers. … read more
Local Review: static wild — a place i go
a place i go by static wild is a small but mighty album. It’s psychedelic indie that pulls you gently along on its journey, and always makes my time magical. … read more
Local Review: The Boy in Blue – For What It’s...
The Boy in Blue establishes his identity with For What It’s Worth, both as an artist and as an individual; he is a troubadour, a transcendentalist, a thinker. … read more
Local Review: Mortal American Body — Mortal American Body
Mortal American Body is like a scratched disc you find and put on during a long drive and realizing you recognize the feeling before you recognize the songs. … read more
Local Review: Kamden Freeman — SEABREAK
SEABREAK is the synthy, alt-pop, debut EP released by Kamden Freeman. The music’s style immediately perked up my ears when I pressed play on the album. … read more
Local Music Singles Roundup: September 2026
“This stuff”? You think this has nothing to do with you. But I’m here to tell you that “this stuff” has been hand-selected from the best in local music… That’s all. … read more
Local Review: Reverend Morley – Circle of Willis
“The Circle of Willis” is the name for the arteries that supply blood to one’s brain– and latest album from local artist Reverend Morley. Much like its namesake, this album is sure to get your brain working. … read more
Local Review: Queenadilla — You Won’t Survive This
You Won’t Survive This by Queenadilla does a fantastic job of encapsulating the beloved sounds of rock and metal that have weathered the trials of time. … read more