Aside from giving an in-depth look of SLC’s heavy metal scene as one of SLUG’s Senior Staff Writers, Litzi Estrada creates art in multiple mediums. … read more
SLUG Style: Litzi Estrada
Local Review: Don’t Apologize — Expectations
Expectations by Don’t Apologize is a satisfying collection of songs that is sure to please the ear of any indie rock, riot grrrl or alt-rock fan. … read more
Local Review: BATTERY — Dial Up
Dial Up is really something special. It taps into so many different parts of what drives music as a medium. It’s fast, it’s complex and it’s never been simpler. … read more
Local Review: The Madeline — Peaceful Uncertainty / With Senses Wide Open
The Madeline mixes post-rock, folk and noise together to take you on an out-of-body experience while channeling nostalgia, melancholy and sublime bliss. … read more
Film Review: It Was Just An Accident
It Was Just An Accident is a riveting film — a taut and suspenseful piece of neo realist storytelling rooted in complex questions. … read more
Local Review: Hard Men – Battlefield: Alabama – A Hard Men Story
Battlefield: Alabama – A Hard Men Story is packed with humorous song titles to contrast the gritty, clashing sounds of the record itself. … read more
Film Review: Perfect Blue
If you are a fan of Perfect Blue, anime or animation in general you owe it to yourself to see the 4K restoration of Perfect Blue in theaters. … read more
Meredith Marks Spins Her Way in Salt Lake
Jewelry designer Meredith Marks has recently added DJ to her growing list of titles. She’s doing it with the same polished confidence that defines her brand. … read more
Film Review: Good Fortune
Good Fortune is consistently funny and insightful, offering a keen perspective on what it’s like for a normal person to make any headway in today’s economy. … read more
Review: King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – Phantom Island
Phantom Island really does take a “Wall Of Sound” approach to its recording that we haven’t seen from King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard in the past. … read more
Olga Kurylenko’s New Horror Film Stands Out From Any Other
For Kurylenko, Other is not merely a horror film — it’s an emotional excavation, a story of repression and recovery told through the language of dread. … read more
Film Review: After the Hunt
After the Hunt isn’t going to completely stop Luca Guadagnino’s forward momentum by any means, but to say that it’s not going to be doing anything to propel him forward is putting it very kindly. … read more
