Music
Virtualized: Jay Warren
Jay Warren is a careful artist, in the sense that he’s very strategic and detail-oriented about every moment of his creative process. … read more
Virtualized: Bri Ray
Bri Ray is all about creativity in its purest form—the type that allows unbounded emotion, conveys freedom and undiluted expressionism. … read more
From Radio to Mentoring, Keith McDonald Always Works to Make...
Keith McDonald is a service-oriented individual and incorporates that into everything he does, including amplifying hip-hop culture. … read more
Review: Xiu Xiu – OH NO
XIU XIU = Mount Eerie + Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds x Arca … read more
Unity out of Wreckage: An Interview with Taraamoon
Led by the avant-garde duo 9T Antiope, the experimental hip-hop nonet Taraamoon provide a beacon for Iran’s progressive hip-hop community. … read more
Patience and Peace: An Interview with Tyler Holmes
More than anything, Tyler Holmes’ Nightmare in Paradise reads like a real-time reckoning with these forces of change and movement. … read more
Soul Force Records Signs Insight
That’s right, a Salt Lake underground act, Insight, has finally gotten a decent break. … read more
The Continuing History of Underground Music In Salt Lake City
In many ways, this is the best time ever for underground music in Salt Lake City so support the local bands! … read more
Subjective History… Wrap-Up
The subjective history of Salt Lake City’s underground artists such as Maimed For Life, Massacre Guys, Angle, The Stench, and many others … read more
Willie Tidwell and the Roxy Age
Historically, Willie Tidwell may have been the very first band in Salt Lake City to rattle the spirits of the town’s rock bar patrons. … read more