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Paganism in Utah: June 1992
Aromatic herbs, wood, resins, flowers, mosses and animal scents have been prized and sought after for their many uses and powerful physiological, psychological and spiritual effects. … read more
Concert Reviews: June 1992
Yes, the Bar & Grill has been hoppin’. Yes, a dark little bar with a dance floor and stage at the back. I would have never guessed shows could be so fun there, but they are. … read more
Comic Reviews: June 1992
Pirate Corp$!, Madman, The Eyeball Kid. As violent and dark as any comic books can build up to be. … read more
Industrial Notes: June 1992
Corporate rock’s latest assault is into the industrial and techno area because companies realizing that there’s money to be made from this ever-popular genre of music. … read more
Politics: The Rodney King Show
What we saw on TV of the beating administered to Rodney King at the hands of the LAPD was, in fact, an isolated incident. … read more
Record Reviews: May 1992
Innovative and inspiring, Spiritualized will undoubtedly convert you to their own religious experience. Check out of record review from May of ’92. … read more
In The Middle of Nowhere for Peace: May 1992
In ritualized protest, a group of 500 people marched on the 11th of April at an empty reservoir just outside of North Las Vegas to the Department of Energy Building. … read more
Paganism in Utah: April 1992
On a March afternoon, three prominent members of the Salt Lake pagan community gathered with SLUG staffers to discuss their perspectives on Paganism in Utah. The three included Gretchen, a Dianic priestess and co-editor of Webster’s—a local Pan-Pagan zine. Gary, an initiate of high ceremonial magic, and Prdydd Ap Donn (A magical name pronounced “pridith-ap-dawn”),
Record Reviews: March 1993
Go buy their CD now to be prepared. It is one of the best things I’ve heard in what is shaping up to be an exciting year in music. … read more
Interview: Lydia Lunch
This was one of those horrid phone interviews, with Lydia Lunch calling from New Orleans to Provo (which she’s probably never heard of). … read more