Highly referential yet entirely unique, this album feels familiar. It touches on a lot of old favorites, but there’s a new spin on the medium in every song. … read more
Local Review: LaFerris – I’m Pretty Sure the World Will End
Local Review: Disaster Management — Bright Shiny Futures
Bright Shiny Futures by Disaster Management feels like the varying moods a human being might deal with in any given period of time … read more
Bold & Beautiful: M’Lady Wood
Whether she’s behind a sewing machine or in front of a microphone, M’Lady Wood embodies the spirit of drag as both an art form and a community builder. … read more
Local Review: The/Theys – Corduroy Fantasy
Self-described as a combination of psychedelic soul, funk, jazz and rock, The/Theys is all about pushing boundaries and experimenting with music. … read more
Film Review: TRON: Ares
It would be overstating to call it a good film, but it’s a helluva fun TRON movie! If you’re not already attached to the franchise, you have no reason to see this one. … read more
Film Review: A House of Dynamite
A House of Dynamite is a good film that is severely hampered by coming at a time when the world is stranger and scarier than doomsday fiction. … read more
Film Review: Roofman
Roofman tells the wild but true story of a former U.S. Army paratrooper and devoted father who turns to an unusual life of crime in the early 2000s. … read more
Jennifer Lopez’s Spidey Sense is Tingling in Kiss of the Spider Woman
Jennifer Lopez sees the story of Kiss of the Spider Woman as one of finding love and humanity in the most brutal of places. … read more
Series Review: The Summer Hikaru Died
The characters are unique and nuanced, the art is beautiful and the story pulls you in with each reveal. … read more
Man of Action Joshua McGillis and the Haymaker Film Festival
Haymaker’s programming balances international submissions with Utah talent, something McGillis feels strongly about fostering. … read more
Play Review: Just Add Water
What would we be without the Great Salt Lake? Matthew Ivan Bennett and Elaine Jarvik’s Just Add Water educates its audience on this reality, with a twist. … read more
Film Review: The Long Walk
Has the veil of the American Dream finally been destroyed? We walk the Long Walk. Others are left behind and we are punished for going back for them because they weren’t strong enough. … read more
