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Interview: Drivin N Cryin
They are one of the friendliest and most accessible bands around. Phil Harmonic interviewed them following their performance. … read more
January Cover Band: Idaho Syndrome
Salt Lake’s Idaho Syndrome has been through a lot of ups and downs over the last 12 months, from the “we-came-that-close-to-a-record-contract…really!-syndrome,” to a falling out. … read more
October Feature Band: Commonplace
Commonplace is a synthesis of five talented individuals with diverse backgrounds that come together in musical expression that is anything but “common.” … read more
September Feature Band: Strangers
One minute Strangers’ music will sound like the 70s hard-driving rock n’ roll, and then will move to a number which could have been influenced by The English Beat. This diversity keeps their music interesting. … read more
August Feature Band: Slaughterchrist
The Slaughterchrist boys are heavy. They make Metallica look like little old ladies driving to church. Check out this interview with them from 1990. … read more
Interview: Ramones
The Ramones are frequently called the fathers of punk and claim to be influential in the speedmetal scene. Check out this interview with the lead singer Joey Ramone. … read more
Interview: Savatage
Savatage, one of the best heavy, almost speed-metal, bands, played at Rafters on Wednesday night. Before the show, I spoke with the lead singer, Jon Oliva. … read more
The Mission UK Review/Interview
The Mission put on a show that was nothing short of a religious experience. Intricate guitar work and powerful vocals made this the best show of the year. … read more
SLUG’s May-Feature Artist: Mark C. Jackman
Mark C. Jackman has performed with Company of 4 at the Utah Arts Festival for the last four years and shares about his artistic journey in this interview. … read more
Radio Free 91 KRCL: Open Your Eyes To Public Radio
Step into a blast from the past with this 1990 interview with Sandi Terry and Donna Land Maldonado from KRCL Radio. … read more