The fan base of the original manga would indicate there’s an audience for Pompo: The Cinephile, but its appeal and audience feel specific and niche. … read more
Film Review: Pompo: The Cinephile
The fan base of the original manga would indicate there’s an audience for Pompo: The Cinephile, but its appeal and audience feel specific and niche. … read more
Self described as “chamber punk” and “orchestral post rock,” Hoofless have created a memorable EP with Ad Nauseam. … read more
Al Jourgensen is the leader of an international group of industrial terrorists—nine musicians from God only knows how many bands, all on stage as Ministry. … read more
The Jesus and Mary Chain kept their distance from the audience—Totally engrossed in their art, they left all communication to the music. … read more
Even though Nauvoo’s music is slow, it carries such power and aggression you don’t notice the tempo, with clear Bauhaus and Swans influence. … read more
Check out this interview with Keith, the drummer for The Mighty Lemon Drops. … read more
Check out these record reviews from March 1990, featuring local bands such as Insight, Dead City by A Lake, Bad Yodelers and Black Ivory. … read more
Truce are one of the few local bands that are just as good on tape as they are live, who’s fans range from die hard metal fans to punks and skaters. … read more
For Cris Pereira, current owner of Cranky’s Bike Shop, running a successful bike shop stems from a deep engagement with the sport and craft at hand. … read more
In late 2019, a few Salt Lake citizens enacted systemic changes in the ways we roam with Sweet Streets, a local people-first city planning advocacy group. … read more
As you see cyclists grinding up a steep incline, bumping music while riding with their crew, have you ever wondered what’s going through their minds? … read more
Salt Lake Randonneurs came to Salt Lake City in 2011 after Richard Stum participated in a few rides with a Southern Utah club, leading him to start SLR. … read more