Bajema’s stories stand as a tribute to the darker side of human nature and the ability to reconcile this with reality and one’s surroundings. … read more
Book Review: Boy In The Air
The Psychedelic Furs with X @ Red Butte Garden 08.04
The Psychedelic Furs played their hearts out as the audience danced, sang, and laughed along, spreading their glee from one person to the next at Red Butte. … read more
Books And Literature: June 1991
Casting off her shackles, which happen to be fur coats in her case, Wanda sets herself free and shows other women the way to liberate themselves. … read more
Feature Band: Iceburn
I have been keeping an eye on the straight edge scene. I knew that it would not last, in Salt Lake however, things have a way of popping up a bit late and never leaving. … read more
Notes From the Industrial Underground: July 1991
So turn on the disco ball, and put on your favorite spandex outfit and work it! … read more
Record Reviews: July 1991
I know, you’re all getting sick of me touting Jello’s virtues. Tough shit, since this is one you cannot miss! … read more
Concert Review: The Paladins At The Zephyr Club
There’s an old saying that says “Everything old is new again.” Whoever first said this must have had the Paladins in mind. … read more
Record Reviews: May 1991
Pale Saints prove that they can overcome any musical barriers or cliches and make songs laden with feeling and rich in emotion. … read more
Book Review: The Torture Garden
“…I love her because there is something more mysteriously attractive than beauty: it is corruption.” … read more
Concert Review: Sisters Of Mercy
Andrew Eldritch has a magnificent gothic stage presence—a modern day aristocrat, a count … perhaps Dracula … read more
Pompadour Industrial Night Top 20: May 1991
Check out these sick tracks from May of 1991, brought to you by DJ Evil of the Industrial Underground. … read more
Notes From The Industrial Underground: May 1991
The Cocks are finishing up a new single, “Crackin’ Up,” a “harrowing dance-floor essay on crack addiction that sounds like PiL’s “Metal Box” put through a Megadeath meat-grinder. … read more
