Whether you’ve been a chronically online Art the Clown lore follower or a casual splatter horror viewer, there’s something for everyone in Terrifier 3. … read more
Film Review: Terrifier 3
Clairo @ The Great Saltair 10.13
Clairo is daisies and cherry blossoms, dainty jewelry worn every day, hot green tea with honey and mary-jane Doc Martens. … read more
Film Review: The Night Eats The World
The Night Eats The World is the type of movie that came at the wrong time in the right place. … read more
Judah & the Lion @ The Union 10.07
Heartbreak, loss, anxiety, depression, all the everyday struggles of being human—Akers and Macdonald created a space for the room to feel it all in one collective moment. … read more
Film Review: Saturday Night
On the whole, Saturday Night is a rousingly irreverent and thrilling ride, and one of the most entertaining films of the year. … read more
Film Review: Woman of the Hour
Woman of the Hour is a terrific film that is, at times, quite depressing and upsetting, and it wouldn’t be inaccurate to call it an angry feminist movie. … read more
The Transformative Power of Art: Cult Leader Amy’s Renegade Runway
With three full runway-designed looks, a mixed-designer runway and a burlesque performance by Madazon Can Can, Renegade Runway was more than just a fashion show. … read more
Review: Chat Pile – Cool World
Chat Pile has an honest nihilism on Cool World regarding the bleakness of our reality resonates with the disillusioned and enraged. … read more
Local Review: The Groanies – The Groanies
The Groanies may be a small little record, landing at 11 minutes and 97 seconds, but in impact it knocks you out. … read more
Reflections on the Future: Man-Made Men
When it comes to seeing Man-Made Men live, be sure to expect more than just a live music performance. … read more
Review: The Smile – Cutouts
In reality, I can’t help but recommend this album. If you’re a long-time fan, you know what to expect and are at a point where Yorke can do no wrong. … read more
Shannon & The Clams Don’t Own Beauty, but They See It Everywhere Now
Shannon Shaw and Cody Blanchard discuss their emotional creative process, what it’s like to publicly grieve on stage and their love for their fans through it all. … read more
