#musicreview
Local Review: Reverend Morley – Circle of Willis
“The Circle of Willis” is the name for the arteries that supply blood to one’s brain– and latest album from local artist Reverend Morley. Much like its namesake, this album is sure to get your brain working. … read more
Local Music Review: Lonlark – A Whole House
Libbie Linton’s newest release showcases a softness that holds the same familiarity as a mother’s hum wandering from the garden. … read more
Review: Lemon Twigs — Look For Your Mind!
The Lemon Twigs are shaking the scene with their new album Look For Your Mind! They return with the nostalgic echo of young, innocent rock-n-roll. … read more
Local Review: Mended Hearts Club — Nobody’s Favorite
You’d better set some time aside for Nobody’s Favorite. A story of an album bashing our capitalist society and the damage we’ve done to our planet over 11 songs. … read more
Local Review: The Hit — Heart and the Good Chin
I’m begging The Hit to release a full album as soon as humanly possible. Absolutely devastating. I’ve never heard anything quite like it from a local group. … read more
Review: Kevin Morby – Little Wide Open
Kevin Morby feels like Neil Young, if Neil Young was mixed with Townes Van Zandt, Nick Drake and a little bit of regional brilliance of Sufjan Stevens. … read more
Local Review: You Ever Contemplated The Orcas? – Chance Lewis...
In a concise seven tracks, Lewis and Bonelli pull the spectators of the Salt Lake music scene into their idea of a modern, metropolitan, and material world. … read more
Local Review: Pixie And The Partygrass Boys – The Chicken...
Pixie And The Partygrass Boys = Thelma Houston + Charlie Daniels + Nitty Gritty Dirt Band … read more
Pompadour Industrial Underground Top 20 – April 1991
DJ Evil’s top 20 underground tracks from April of 1991, curated just for you, SLUG reader. … read more
