MJ “M” Grey and Kendra formed Somebody/Anybody in 2015 with the common goal of writing and creating music for … somebody and anybody. … read more
Localized: Somebody/Anybody
Local Music Singles Roundup: September 2022
These six new tracks accompany all of the moods heading into the new season: a blanket burrito and a cup of tea OR a brisk walk outside with a friend. … read more
Milkshakes and Pastries … Wait, Is This A Beer Column?
Steve Koonce examines his favorite beers that taste like other things: chocolate cake, milkshakes—you name it, there’s an “uncanny valley” brew for it. … read more
BMX Photo Feature: Cam Wood
Cam Wood escapes the summer heat with a quick dip of the toes in a flooded parking lot. … read more
Skate Photo Feature: Jerred Bradley
If you see Jerred Bradley in the wild give him a high five and get ready for a spot demo—he’ll surely get multiple tricks at any spot he skates. … read more
Content Shifter: 6 New Shows to Stream in September
Here are just six new shows I can recommend for September, and even a couple of these are iffy. I did leave out Hocus Pocus 2, because … why Disney+, why? … read more
Contributor Limelight: Birdy Francis
Birdy Francis joined our Editorial Intern team in Dec. 2021 and has since dipped her toes into a litany of Editorial spheres. … read more
Film Review: Burial
While not a bad film and worthy of a rental, Burial is simply not the movie that it had the potential to be. … read more
Contributor Limelight: Parker Mortensen
Parker Mortensen has worked to imbue artistic freedom into their work coordinating SLUGMag.com features such as Bold & Beautiful and SLUG Style. … read more
Book And Literature Review: September 1991
The Autobiography answers just about any questions the viewer could have conceived about Cooper’s life. … read more
Feature Band: Bohemia
In addition to contemporary influences, classical music and jazz have found their way into Eastland’s psyche. His poetical interests are diversified, as well. … read more
Film Review: Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul
Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul is a decent film with enough energetic charm and skill behind it to highlight the promising talents of its cast. … read more
