Autobiographical comics are nothing new. Here are some of the brightest of the new crop of narcissistic cartoonists in May of ’92. … read more
Comic Reviews – May 1992
Cover Story – Henry Rollins: The Catharsis of Anger
Henry Rollins has long been recognized as a major force in the American musical subculture, but of late he has been gaining notoriety as a prolific author and a powerful purveyor of the spoken word. With twelve books under his belt so far, his own publishing company 2.13.61 and four spoken word recordings to date,
4th Annual Holiday Market @ Ogden Union Station 12.02–03
Craft Lake City’s Fourth Annual Holiday Market 2022 Presented by Google Fiber enjoyed a new location this year at Ogden Union Station with over 120 vendors. … read more
Local Review: Bly Wallentine – I Found My Foot
I Found My Foot needs to be heard more than once. Bly Wallentine seems to have found their “foot” and embraced this sublime world with open arms. … read more
Rockability: An Interview With Dash Rip Rock
From the heart of New Orleans, Louisiana, there comes a rock ‘n roll band that’s staying true to the South’s tradition of producing great roots-rock bands. … read more
The Skeletones: Do the Rockabilly ‘til the break of day
Local rockabilly fans had good reasons to partake of these simple pleasures during the month of March as a hot new rockabilly trio. … read more
Record Review: April 1992
Doghouse has to be Salt Lake’s longest and best-kept secret. Hidden away in a small practice space somewhere in the city for three years. … read more
Comic: April 1992
Two of the comics field’s more talented and lesser-known creators and World War … read more
Book Reviews: April 1992
Wild Wives reads like an old, familiar noir movie. … read more
A Humble Prayer: A Conversation with THIS WAS THE PLACE filmmaker Nathan Manuel
Nathan Manuel’s four-part documentary THIS WAS THE PLACE is devoted to exploring what land means to the Indigenous people living in Salt Lake City. … read more
Local Review: CLUB MUNGO – LODESTAR
CLUB MUNGO = Brockhampton + Odd Future … read more
Film Review: Pivot Pals
Despite the apparent commentary on things like masculinity and grief, Pivot Pals’ ending message is a familiar one of kindness and friendship. … read more
