Rhys Fulber’s new release Memory Impulse Autonomy looks to the future while returning to the sounds of his youth. … read more
Imprint Response Machine: An Interview with Rhys Fulber
Local Review: Dwellers – Corrupt Translation Machine
When I listened to this Dwellers’ Corrupt Translation Machine for the first time, the images it invoked in my mind were those of edgy rock music videos from the early 2000s. … read more
Film Review: The Toxic Avenger
You can tell that the people who made this movie have a deep love and appreciation for the original film. … read more
The Rabbit With Crocodile DNA: Rakee Chen’s SCHNABBIT
At the intersection of streetwear, digital fashion and original storytelling lives SCHNABBIT: a whimsical, wearable universe dreamed up by designer Rakee Chen. … read more
Curriculum Gives Lessons on Telling Stories with Clothes
As soon as you enter Curriculum, you are filled with the sense that absolutely everything you see has been pored over with an immense amount of care. … read more
Local Review: The Signal Sound — Rewrite It All
The Signal Sound’s Rewrite It All is a welcomed addition to the local vault of Salt Lake’s punk rock expressions. … read more
Local Review: Die Shiny — Glory
Glory’s six songs are an anthology of warring internal conflicts and an alarmed warning, blatantly calling out capitalism and the current state of unrest. … read more
Tater Tots and Tempranillo: A Tour of Idaho Wine Country
Your journey to Idaho isn’t complete without visiting some of the amazing wineries dotted all over the state, from the Magic Valley to the Oregon border. … read more
Film Review: Caught Stealing
Still, it’s hardly a crime to skip this one, and most audiences will be just fine letting Caught Stealing go right on by and feel no need to chase it down. … read more
Record Reviews: February 1996
No other local publication is going to review this shit except SLUG. … read more
Review: The Band CAMINO — NeverAlways
The Band CAMINO once again reigns successful on NeverAlways. Their patent adrenaline-pumping, electro-rock songs are back, and they are reminiscent of the band’s debut album, tryhard. … read more
Local Review: Hibernaut — Obsidian Eye
I digress, Hibernaut’s sound is a force to be reckoned with; they are brutal but gentle, full of grief and hope — the essence of light and dark. … read more
