Podcasts: SLUG Mag Soundwaves
Episode #370 – Swarmer
It’s local metal group Swarmer’s spirit of sharing and willingness to combine ideas that leads to the group’s distinct sound. … read more
Episode #386 – Nahum Reyes
Nahum Reyes is a Salt Lake–based musician who plays with local rock trio Lord Vox and makes solo music under the name Ages the Poet. … read more
Episode #402 – Trainsurfing
On the latest episode of SLUG Soundwaves, Salt Lake City rock band Trainsurfing discusses the collective love of heavy music that led to their EP Bitter. … read more
Episode #418 – tvlen
Before he performs at our first SLUG Picnic of the summer, tvlen comes to SLUG Soundwaves and details his recently released album, the house is drowning. … read more
Episode #434 – Worlds Worst
Worlds Worst talks about their first time recording in a studio, what they call the “slacker ethos” and how it’s actually crucial to their band’s sonic fingerprint. … read more
Episode #450 – Review: BARBARIAN FAITH HEALER’s AMERICARNAGE
SLUG Soundwaves is back with another review episode this week, Alton Barnhart reads his review of local outfit BARBARIAN FAITH HEALER’s AMERICARNAGE. … read more
Episode #466 – lucy
In this SLUG Soundwaves episode, the group talks about their sound, performance history and exciting new songs coming out soon. … read more
Episode #483 — David Payne
David Payne is a musician, game designer, artist and the creator of the Gallery of Fine Hyper-Art (GOFHA). Learn how he creates his unique multimedia pieces and hear “Sigh Gaires” by Red Bennies. … read more
Episode #7 – All Pigs Must Die, Danger Hailstorm, The...
This week's episode features SLUG's contributing editor Ricky Vigil on the phone with All Pigs Must Die, debut the new single from Danger Hailstorm, an archival interview from SLUG alumni Ryan Hall with David Wolske from The Book Arts Program, the latest from the upcoming album from The Saintanne and JP chats with our resident movie critic Jimmy Martin about the films of summer. Let us know what you think by calling our automated voicemail line at 858-233-9324. … read more
Episode #21 – Endless Indulgence, Jimmy Hack Up, Anthony Bourdain,...
On this week’s episode, SLUG writer Megan Kennedy interviews Carrie Vondrus of Endless Indulgence about the shop and their upcoming charity event, we delve back into the archives as SLUG writer James Bennett talks to Anthony Bourdain, and SLUG writer Mariah Mellus sits down with the creative trio behind the Beehive Bazaar. We also have new music from local art-faux DJ Jimmy Hack Up and atmospheric rockers I’m Designer. Drunk dial us, ask for our advice on anything, or just send us your feedback by calling our automated voicemail line at 858-233-9324. … read more
Episode #37 – Wasatch Roller Derby, Xiu Xiu, Festival Of...
On this week’s episode, SLUG writer Megan Kennedy sits down with Wasatch Roller Derby co-founder Honey Delunatic about the derby league, and our fearless host JP interviews Charu Das about the Sri Sri Radha Krishna temple in Spanish Fork and the upcoming Festival Of Colors, as well as Ischa and Raffi from SLC rock band Uncle Scam. We also preview some music from Uncle Scam’s new album, along with the latest from experimental art-rock duo Xiu Xiu. Do you like Sushi? Do you have any local spots in Utah that you’d like Jeffrey Steadman from Yelp to talk about for Episode #40? Give us a ring this week on our automated voicemail line at 858-233-9324. You may get played on the show! … read more
Episode #53 – Saturday’s Voyeur, Jesus Or Genome, Damn These...
This week, SLUG writer Amanda Nurre chats with two of the actors from this year's Saturday's Voyeur performance at Salt Lake Acting Company; SLUG writer Ben Trentelman talks to Levi Elder of the Utah Film Center about the Damn These Heels! LGBT Film Festival; and our fearless host JP sits down with Kim Zarkin of the Sugar House Farmer's Market to find out about their market. Plus, we preview this month's Localized with a song from Jesus Or Genome and hear a brand new track from hardcore metal band Starvist. What's the one song from a Utah band you can't stop listening to this year? Call our automated voicemail line at 858-233-9324 and tell us your thoughts. You may get played on the show! … read more
