Michael Stewart Foley’s Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables casts Dead Kennedys as a product of the darkness and seemingly hopelessness of the late 1970s. … read more
Dead Kennedys’ Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables (33 1/3)
Review: But I Could Never Go Vegan!
A collection of delectable and creative vegan recipes answers common objections of adopting a plant-based lifestyle in But I Could Never Go Vegan!. … read more
Review: Back to the Wild: A Practical Manual for Uncivilized Times
Syntactically and semantically, Back to the Wild presents something of a challenge. … read more
Review: Goat Story Coffee Mug
Perhaps the perfect coffee accessory for the trend-setting, upwardly-mobile, modern-day viking, Goat Story’s mead horn–shaped mug brings style with its functional design. … read more
Review: Natural Cause Skateboard
The first thing I noticed about this board was its good shape, something that I didn’t expect from a local company. Most likely, Natural Cause borrowed their board shapes from a time-tested company, though which one, exactly, I couldn’t say … read more
Review: ScottEVest Microfleece Pullover
Much like the hoodie, the ScottEVest Microfleece Pullover comes with multiple pockets for versatility on the go. … read more
Salt City Soap Co. Drioma Bar
In a world under the threat of Lush bath bombs and endless DoTerra conventions, local soapmakers Salt City Soap Co. carve a clear path through the health market. … read more
Review: Sugarfuzz Intimates Lingerie Bag
Simple in design, these satin lingerie bags from Sugarfuzz, a local Salt Lake City company, are meant to keep your personal unmentionables discrete. … read more
Review: Carhartt Force Line
Carhartt hooked me up with a little bit of everything from their new line. Their shirts really do wick the sweat away from the wettest bodies. … read more
Review: ViDi Transparent Camera Kit
What sets the ViDi apart from those other guys is the price, and we are talking a few C-notes of separation. … read more
Review: Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance
If you’re not familiar with the Disgaea series, just imagine a game where you can level up your whole team to level 9999 then reincarnate them back at Level 1 so that you can build them back up again—stronger, faster and more ridiculously overpowered than ever before. … read more
Review: King’s Quest Chapter 1: A Knight to Remember
King’s Quest is a great example of why these smaller games deserve more exposure. … read more
