You say you can’t afford to buy a rack or road case? Build your own! You can build a durable, low-cost case or rack with plywood. … read more
Musician Tips: Protecting Your Equipment
Proof of Provo – March 1991
The stage is small and the audience is still getting used to the idea of live music but, for the most part, the response has been positive. … read more
Police Stories: Long Beach, U.S.A. – Let’s Hit The Beach, Dude!
Recently, during a road trip to Los Angeles, I was given the opportunity to see some of the finest police work … read more
New Band Spotlight: Swee Rhino
They consider their music a cross of alternative rock and alternative jazz. With improvisation being a very important element. … read more
Record Reviews: February 1991
The infamous Seattle sound has become the latest staple for egomaniacs. Readily accessible and limited in quantity, Sub Pop releases are every record collector’s wet dream. … read more
February’s Cover Band: Road Frisbee
Live and recorded they can be interesting; however, while live you can experience the energy which can’t quite be captured on tape. … read more
Feature Story: Saving the Tower Theatre…
Opened in 1928, the Tower Theatre represents the last link to a past when premieres brought out the stars and a night at the movies was a night to remember. … read more
Concert Review: Warlock Pinchers, Maggot Heads and Dirty Gordon
If you were one of the lucky people to get into this show, you probably saw one of the hottest small shows of the year. … read more
What’s Wrong With Today’s Protesters, Protests and Protest Music?
Let’s face it, our war-mongering enemies are as intractable as we. Make your voices heard individually and collectively. … read more
Book Review: Nick Cave – And The Ass Saw The Angel
Nick Cave, charismatic leader of Australia’s punk entourage The Birthday Party, and now fronting The Bad Seeds, makes his writing debut with his novel And The Ass Saw The Angel. … read more
Utah Women Make Their Voices Heard in Monologues From A Movement
Monologues From A Movement, an original stage play written by Amanda Caraway and directed by Cami Rozanas, is all about giving Utah women a chance to be heard. … read more
Bookin’ Progress: Craft Lake City Kid Row Artisans
Sisters Irie and Maisie create homemade sketchbooks from their drawings, finding inspiration in their favorite things like koalas, Kauai and their family dog. … read more
