Brad Thomason = Ludo + Yeasayer … read more
Local Review: Brad Thomason – The Pacific Clone
Local Review: Brianna Kelly / Sympathy Pain – Self-titled
Brianna Kelly / Sympathy Pain = Sister Grotto + Eluvium … read more
Local Review: Brother Chunky – Down Low
Brother Chunky = Gary Clark Jr. + Taj Mahal … read more
Local Review: Booyah Moon – Landing
Booyah Moon = Sonic Youth + Dinosaur Jr. … read more
Local Review: Boss TV – Self-Titled
Boss TV = LCD Soundsystem + Hot Chip + Yeasayer … read more
Local Review: Brother. – Volume II
Brother. = Local Natives + Fleet Foxes … read more
Local Review: Born Free – Divine Madness
Born Free Divine Madness Born Free = John Brown’s Body + The Roots Born Free mixes hip-hop with reggae, rock, world music, techno and drum n’ bass, resulting in a diverse amalgamation that’s Jamaican first. Divine Madness is layered over with heavy electronic beats and gospel/spiritual sermonizing vocals. No slick mainstream 50 Cent here.
Local Review: Brother Chunky – And Stuff
Brother Chunky drives the beat, all bluesy and SRV-ish with his guitar.
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Local Review: Brad Hart & The Lopez Massacre – Sego Lily
Armed with a buoyant singing voice falling somewhere between Tim Rutili and Thom Yorke, Brad Hart and his conspicuously named backing band The Lopez Massacre’s debut album… … read more
Local Review: Breaux – Black Wolf
Breaux Black Wolf Self-Released Street: 03.07 Breaux = Scissorfight + He Is Legend Welp, this album has cemented Breaux as one of my new favorite local acts, sucker as I am for some tough-as-coffin-nails Southern metal. The best thing about this album is its incredible range. It has more than just typical Dixie sway, pulling
Local Review: Braeyden Jae – Heaven House
SLC native and ambassador Braeyden Jae has created an album full of near-perfect textures. The timbre of all-encompassing waves drone, and obscured melodic passages peer out of cavernous, swelling sounds. … read more
Local Review: Bronco – In Lights
Bronco = Gram Parsons + The Sadies + Cory Branan … read more
