Sage Venna takes in spaces and considers how to fill them with her art, exploring worlds filled with sci-fi aliens and creatures from the deep. … read more
Sage Venna’s Journey in Creating
Criticizing the Culture with SLACabaret: Down the Rabbit Hole
SLACabaret is a lovely, well-rounded production brimming with commentary about the lovely little Beehive State that we call home. … read more
Record Reviews – What’s New at 4AD
England’s small but powerful label is very busy this fall with a whole plethora of new releases and concert tours—many of the bands not having been in America before. … read more
Something New
Comics really aren’t just for kids anymore and not all of us comic fans are taken by Spandex superheroes. Here’s a list of stuff you might find cool. … read more
January Cover Band: Idaho Syndrome
Salt Lake’s Idaho Syndrome has been through a lot of ups and downs over the last 12 months, from the “we-came-that-close-to-a-record-contract…really!-syndrome,” to a falling out. … read more
Musician Tips: AC Advice
Without electricity there would be no rock ‘n’ roll, so it seems safe to say that electricity is a necessary evil. … read more
Concert Review: “Amuck in America”
Okay, so what does “amuck” mean? Well, it’s akin to going wild, which is easy with bands like these. … read more
Concert Review: Thrash Weekend – The Pompadour
Whew… What a weekend. Today we’re checking out a few local thrashers and looking forward to tomorrow’s show with Third Rail from Berkeley. … read more
Concert Review: Jane’s Addiction & Primus
The last time I saw Jane’s Addiction, I believe it was a KJQ anniversary party. This time, I made it through five songs. … read more
Film Review: Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
Marcel The Shell With Shoes On proves that sometimes the most insightful films about humanity don’t need to be about humans. … read more
Film Review: The Gray Man
The Gray Man, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, is a ’90s throwback featuring classic cringey, cartoonish dialogue, and fast-paced chase scenes. … read more
Film Review: Where The Crawdads Sing
Where The Crawdads Sing, the screen adaptation of Delia Owens’ almost ludicrously bestselling novel, wasn’t exactly made with me in mind. … read more
