I eagerly look forward to my next opportunity to stop by and sample even more of what Koyoté has to offer at my earliest convenience. … read more
Coyote Is Out There Waiting, but at Koyoté, You’re Never Hungry
Local Music Singles Roundup: September 2024
Please! SLUG needs your help. We have so many good, local singles that need to be listened to. … read more
Contributor Limelight: Kit Cactus
As one of our most reliable illustrators, Kit Cactus has crafted charming, vibrant artwork full of character for our editorial content and Localized posters! … read more
Contributor Limelight: Arthur Diaz
Having joined the SLUG team this spring, Arthur Diaz has proved to be a prolific writer. … read more
Bikini Kill @ The Union 08.25
The entire night was a searing celebration of feminine empowerment and collective resistance. A huge middle finger to “the Man.” … read more
Khruangbin @ Granary Live 08.24
If you’ve never seen a Khruangbin show, do yourself a favor and catch them the next chance you get. … read more
Film Review: You Gotta Believe
You Gotta Believe is a little monstrosity that fails on every level, never inspiring and certainly genuinely undercutting any messages it aims for. … read more
The Resurrection Project: QTBIPOC Artists Revive SLC’s Creative Pulse
The groundbreaking multi-disciplinary event was more than just a showcase; it was a powerful statement that aimed to the city’s vibrant queer and BIPOC artistic community, but also set a new standard for ethical and inclusive fashion. … read more
The Stiff Sheet: September 1995
The only reason this record made the Stiff Sheet is because I am a fan of old NY punk rock. I’m NOT a Rancid fan. Scratch that. I didn’t used to be a Rancid fan. … read more
The Art of Being Monstrous with Lewis Figun Westbrook
For artist and storyteller Lewis Figun Westbrook, monsters aren’t something to run away from. … read more
Local Review: Jeff Dewsnup – A Poison Tree (In The Fog)
This shows the bravery of Jeff Dewsnup, stepping away from an amazing opportunity to confront his mental health in a country where most men never talk about it. … read more
Film Review: Cuckoo
The pictures and filming style for this movie captured the essence of the uncomfortability of the scenes and overall enhanced how crazy everything was. … read more
