Patrick Gibbs interviews Eskil Voigt, the writer and director of The Innocents, about how his film about children with super powers came to fruition. … read more
The World is a Dangerous Playground in Eskil Vogt’s The Innocents
Kilby Block Party 3 @ Library Square May 13–14
For the third time, Kilby Block Party returned, with a lineup of astounding artists to fill the music festival void we’ve all been feeling the past two years. … read more
Alleyways Amplified: Highlighting the Utah Hip-Hop Scene
Featuring Gavanni, Snicks and Peech, the first Alleyways Amplified concert will be a different experience than what you get at other venues around the city. … read more
Macy Kate on Spring Fest ’22 and Growing Her Sound
Palak Jayswal interviews independent artist Macy Kate on her experience at Spring Fest ’22, her recent growth as an artist and what’s in store for her future. … read more
Schellraiser: The Inaugural Music Festival Putting the Boom Back into Ely, Nevada
Schellraiser Music Festival is a new music festival in Ely, Nevada, whose proceeds will go directly into restoring train tracks between Ely and McGill, Nevada. … read more
Film Review: Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers
Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers is an eye-popping, gut-busting knee slapper that is likely to be among the most satisfying films of the summer movie season. … read more
Book Review: The Curious Case of Traveling Craft Beers
The Curious Case of Traveling Craft Beers follows the story of two friends touring the galaxy in search of self-exploration through humorous science-fiction. … read more
Film Review: Men
Men had me spellbound from beginning to end, but even for those who are familiar with Garland’s work, it’s a film that requires patience and effort. … read more
Review: Say Sue Me – The Last Thing Left
Say Sue Me = Snail Mail + Mazzy Star + Feist … read more
Film Review: Senior Year
Senior Year is crass and stupid, and yet there are just enough working elements to make the film something you’ll have an easy enough time streaming once. … read more
Divine Feminine: Luna13’s Bass Metal and Burlesque
Luna13 draw from metal, bass, burlesque and more to create a gothic, theatrical embrace of the feminine side of darkness. … read more
Record and Tape Reviews: April 1990
Check out these record and tape reviews from April 1990 featuring Fractal Method, Bad Yodelers, The Living End and the Blind Mime Ensemble. … read more
