Music Review
Review: Rosetta Stone — Executing Nostalgia
Since Porl King reestablished Rosetta Stone, I’ve viewed his output as more of an extension of Miserylab rather than a continuation of the ’90s Rosetta Stone. … read more
LAST Alchemizes Righteous Outrage into Heaviest Record Yet
Through 13 years and seven bands, Cluff and Moore’s symbiotic relationship remained the only constant. The strength of their friendship, and proven track record of effortless creative collaboration, kindled the inspiration to play as the two-man band LAST. … read more
Review: Soft Cell — Danceteria
Danceteria is unusual in that it sets aside the “misery, complaints, self-pity, injustice” that have been a hallmark of Soft Cell for a sense of romantic nostalgia. … read more
Review: Bedouine — Neon Summer Skin
Bedouine is Azniv Korkejian, known for her mellow voice and ability to conjure deep emotional resonance amid calming vocals that swathe the listener in sunshine. … read more
Interviewing the Interviewer: What Honeybee Reviews Has To Say About...
For Jake Clements of Honeybee Reviews, talking music has never been limited to reviews. He’s turned his page into a gathering place for SLC’s music community. … read more
Review: Bruce Lee and the Streetfighters — Pretty Lies
Combine funky basslines, airy, wavy guitar riffs and the perfect monotone yet emotional vocals, and the result is Pretty Lies by Bruce Lee and the Streetfighters. … read more
Review: Kim Gordon — PLAY ME
With her third solo album PLAY ME, Kim Gordon has once again found reinvention. Still bringing the noise. Still the same Gordon bite, but with hip-hop beats. … read more
Review: Johnny Blue Skies & the Dark Clouds — Mutiny...
I listened to Mutiny After Midnight by Johnny Blue Skies over a dozen times. What proceeds is a raw, rock-heavy coalescence of edgy hedonism and revolution. … read more
Review: Mitski — Nothing’s About to Happen to Me
On Nothing’s About To Happen To Me, Mitski removes the veil that hides the lonely, lost and isolated souls that drift wall-to-wall in their own homes, like ghosts. … read more
Review: YAWC-TV — Broadcast Complete
YAWC-TV shows demonstrable competence in the structuring of his records, though he takes an unorthodox approach with Broadcast Complete. … read more
Local Music Singles Roundup: February 2026
Where were you in the early 2000s? Outside Zumiez yearning for a slutty Hook Ups deck? Wherever you were, the best in local music was all gas, no brakes. … read more
Review: Zach Bryan — With Heaven on Top
The record is Bryan’s messiest. He’s all over the place in the perfect way. He oscillates between gentle and upbeat, never sitting still long enough to process. … read more
