Podcasts: SLUG Mag Soundwaves
Episode #161 – Craft Lake City’s DIY Festival Music
SLUG Magazine’s Managing Editor selects his favorite music from this year’s Craft Lake City DIY Festival.
Episode #177 – Rideshare In Utah
This Tuesday a major vote on ridesharing in Utah will hit the City Council floor. SLUG’s Digital Content Coodinator, Henry Glasheen, talks with Michael Amodeo from Uber about the oridinance and how it will affect themselves and Lyft.
Episode #193 – Folk Hogan
This week SLUG takes a peek at the new album from Folk Hogan coming out in April, while SLUG writer Julia Sachs chats with band members about recording it.
Episode #209 – Studio Studio Dada, The Medusa Collective
This week, SLUG writer Blake Leszczynski chats with two musical and cultural organizations making an impact in Provo and beyond: Studio Studio Dada and The Medusa Collective. … read more
Episode #226 – Bandemonium at Diabolical Records
On December 26, 2014, dozens of Utah musicians gathered together at Diabolical Records for the inaugural Bandemonium, an event that featured one-time band line-ups randomly picked from a hat weeks prior. … read more
Episode #242 – Telepanther
Stories about traveling in space, leaving the planet, dance parties and sex—these are the elements, combined with synth/electro-pop instruments and robotic vocals, that make up local band Telepanther. … read more
Episode #258 – Quiet Oaks
Quiet Oaks singer/guitarist Dane Sandberg and drummer Spencer Sayer discuss the band’s live finesse and how they’ve translated it to their debut record. … read more
Episode #274 – it foot, it ears
Local avant-garde duo it foot, it ears it foot, it ears released their latest album, teeter, on Sept. 23 at Diabolical Records. Musical curator/guitarist/singer Jason Rabb comes to talk about his project it foot, it ears. Originating from specific ideas, each song is built by experimentation with the hope of creating some timbre or texture
Episode #290 – Sarah DeGraw & the Odd Jobs
Sarah DeGraw chats about the musical journey that led to the long-awaited recording of Sarah DeGraw & the Odd Jobs’ self-titled debut album. … read more
Episode #306 – Marina Marqueza
On this episode of Soundwaves, Marina Marqueza discusses their movement between the States and Japan and the impressions that cultural code-switching has made on their music and identity … read more
Episode #322 – Teilani
Teilani’s first EP, Tama, speaks to the complicated experiences of being a person of color and queer, but perhaps most significant for Teilani is its unabashed expression of gay love, affirming his own need for love songs specific to the queer experience. … read more
Episode #338 – MSKING
The ability for two ideas to simultaneously contradict each other and still be true—this is at the heart of MSKING’s music. … read more
