If any band can pivot with confidence, it is Portugal. The Man. SHISH plays as both a reckoning and a renewal. It is lean, loud and full of character. … read more
Review: Portugal. The Man — SHISH
Film Review: Jay Kelly
Jay Kelly is very much the kind of film that is adored by some and eschewed by others for being a movie about Hollywood people. … read more
Film Review: Hedda
Hedda is an enthralling experience, especially for those who love to see captivating and self-serving female characters. … read more
7″ Records
Here at SLUG Magazine, all the writers have a box. The only thing that ever appears in my box is records. … read more
Local Review: Steal Fate — Sovereign
Steal Fate sounds like an army trying to gatecrash through your speakers, and it makes you wonder how three people can get so loud. … read more
Film Review: Wicked: For Good
Wicked: For Good is far from irrelevant, and this critic definitely has some things to say about it. … read more
Local Review: P.S. Destroy This – Glitter Pussy 3,000
P.S. Destroy This’s Glitter Pussy 3,000 marries its anti-establishment messaging to bellicose guitar licks, danceable basslines and rapid-fire drumbeats. … read more
Bold & Beautiful: Sky Faux
A pinch of extraterrestrial, a healthy amount of club slut and a dash of campiness — combine these things together and what do you get? Oh, that’s right, it’s the icon herself, Sky Faux! … read more
Electro Light Parade: Erasure’s Andy Bell Comes to Park City
Here we are in the bleakness of 2025, almost 40 years from the beginning of Andy Bell’s career and the singer is touring in support of Ten Crowns. … read more
Ross Syner and David Bradley on the Bond of Brothers
How far would you go to protect the people you love? This is the question at the heart of Brothers, a short film directed by Ross Syner and starring David Bradley. … read more
Local Review: leetham — A Night in Hollywood
A Night in Hollywood is a breezy listen perfect for a quiet night drive as you try to forget the drudgery of life, but also reflect on what makes it worthwhile. … read more
Film Review: The Running Man
While The Running Man is hardly groundbreaking, t’s closer to being a kind of irreverent and unsettling warning than just another assembly line action flick. … read more
