They Will Kill You would certainly have benefited from not having to be directly compared to Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, but that’s impossible at this point. … read more
Film Review: They Will Kill You
They Will Kill You would certainly have benefited from not having to be directly compared to Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, but that’s impossible at this point. … read more
With an ecclectic flair and a passion for the arts, Braxtyn Birrell has a style all of her own. It’s no wonder why we’ve selected her as part of the SLUG team. … read more
Napalm Death’s recordings over the years have been instrumental in shaping what grindcore music is today. If you’re into heavy music, you know Napalm Death. … read more
Bonnie Prince Billy is a cool summer breeze, or that smell after it rains. He’s yacht rock if the yacht was built by Huck Finn and floating down the Mississippi. … read more
All proceeds go to the Home Alive Collective. They offer classes in self-defense and how to stay safe. These musicians all donated their art to the project … read more
While State Legislature was meeting to quell the forces of the radical hordes, Catie Curtis was at the U Of U Fine Arts Auditorium singing about lesbian love. … read more
After seeing two cuts of the same film I can tell you this: the Undertone you’re seeing is not the same film that traumatized me at Sundance earlier this year. … read more
The last few years have felt like a new era for the electronic/industrial band HEALTH. Ever since DISCO4, collaboration albums have replaced the band’s usual cadence … read more
HELP(2) by War Child Records showcases indie’s range through original songs and truly ingenious covers. It has a consistent tone of resistance mixed with grief. … read more
Gin is on the rise. It’s part of what many gin enthusiasts are calling a “ginaissance,” and Alpine Distilling isn’t just riding the wave – it’s defining it. … read more
Rather than trying to replicate a high-energy nightlife environment, Jacobs envisioned something more relaxed and social for Spritz. … read more
Stories comprise the thematic backbone in Natalie Hamilton’s work pairing wine with books for Books Take Flight, the monthly book club hosted at Melancholy. … read more