The Cult finally, finally, finally played in Salt Lake on Monday, February 27; almost 10 years after the now legendary Love was released. … read more
Band Interview: The Cult
Band Interview: Smile
Scott Reeder attacks his drums, Aaron Sonnenberg pummels his bass and Mike Rosas sings and manipulates his guitar to sound like a tortured soul. … read more
New Band Reviews: March 1995
James does acoustic originals on guitar and banjo that are sweet and scary, deep and sometimes dark and funny. … read more
Low Pop Suicide
Low Pop Suicide made it to the Cinema Bar on February 18th. Before the show, Rick Boston was kind enough to sit down and share his insight with SLUG. … read more
Bold & Beautiful: Nancy Raygun
Standing out in the scene can be tricky, yet Nancy Raygun has accomplished that in spades, not merely for their cheeky and rather topical moniker. … read more
Mike Brown: My First Legal Beer!
I can’t remember what brand—surely something cheap. Then I went to some girl’s house and drank my first legal beer! The end. … read more
Film Review: Challengers
It scores enough points to be called a winner, and it’s got style to spare, but it lacks the heart of a true champion. … read more
Straight Freak Ticket Interview w/ Love Battery
Love Battery has been one of my favorite bands for quite a while. They just barely released their new album, Straight Freak Ticket and they’re coming to SLC! … read more
Latimer: March 1995
Latimer equals sound. Latimer is a big sound that is manipulated and layered. Four guys from Philadelphia that happen to be loud as hell. … read more
Concert Review: Bush and Simple Minds
Anyone who has heard their CD Sixteen Stone has to admit that at first listen, these guys sound like another “Seattle Band” that we all know so well. … read more
Rape Recovery Center: Celebrating 50 Years of Healing and Community
In just the last year, the Rape Recovery Center has provided service to over 2,000 survivors and victims, 575 hotline callers and 1.6 million people via outreach. … read more
Concert Review: February 1995
The never-ending series of Jon Shuman reunion gigs continued with an appearance of the Dollymops opening for Sinister Dane. At most, 100 people saw the show. … read more
