Will Anderson of Hotline TNT talks consistency in the band’s live lineup and his feelings about the former Jazzman Rudy Gobert. … read more
You Can’t Put Hotline TNT in a Box
Review: Rosetta Stone — Dose Makes the Poison
Dose Makes the Poison feels less burdened by the past and that frees King up to bring elements from the classic era and incorporate them into the present. … read more
Film Review: Freakier Friday
A great deal of the credit for this film working can be attributed to the strong cast, with Lohan giving her best work in a very long time, and of course Curtis is terrific. … read more
Local Review: UltraVatic — Revel
If unusual and eclectic music is in your personal music wheelhouse of audible delights, then you’re going to be enthralled by Revel. … read more
Film Review: The Naked Gun
The Naked Gun is a welcome addition to the comedic franchise and to cinemas. … read more
The Best Gifts Come in Small Packages: The Helper Mini Museum
The Helper Mini has become a beloved landmark in the historic main street of Helper. … read more
Series Review: South Park: Season 27 Premiere
When South Park aired the first episode of its 27th season, and well, biting the hand that feeds it may not be a strong enough metaphor. … read more
Review: The Knee-Hi’s — Razzle Dazzle
By cosmic miracle, I was introduced to The Knee-Hi’s, a Chicago-based rock group, through a recommendation of their song “Make You Mine” from the all-knowing Apple Music algorithm. … read more
Film Review: The Bad Guys 2
The Bad Guys 2, like its predecessor, is a clever and visually arresting homage to the heist genre. This one leans into having fun with the idea that sequels always have to be larger in scale. … read more
The Afghan Whigs
After recording the new album and producing the Ass Ponys’ upcoming album, bass player Curley manages to squirrel away from his favorite show, Cops, and talk with SLUG. … read more
Film Review: Abraham’s Boys: A Dracula Story
Abraham’s Boys is easily one of the most forgettable and skippable films to come along in 2025. … read more
Review: Tyler Childers — Snipe Hunter
Childers has come far from his roots while simultaneously remaining grounded in them. … read more
