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Review: J Hacha De Zola – Picaro Obscuro
J Hacha De Zola = Primus + Tom Waits … read more
Michele Medina’s Chamber Musicians: Craft Lake City Performer
Contemporary classical music is an oft neglected genre with few empowering or practicing opportunities for individuals who are not students or professionals. Local violinist Michele Medina has been challenging that notion, creating spaces for chamber musicians to learn music and perform together. … read more
Review: Nomad Stones – Self-titled
Nomad Stones = Dinosaur Jr. + Black Flag … read more
Local Review: Mooninite – Mooninite (EP2)
Mooninite = Junichi Masuda + Applegreen … read more
Joshy Soul and the Cool: Craft Lake City Performer
Even on a hot day in late June, Joshy Soul sticks to his vintage aesthetic with a suit and a hat, his mustache neatly curled at the ends. It’s this throwback style that sets Joshy Soul and the Cool apart in the local music scene. … read more
Review: of Montreal – Innocence Reaches
of Montreal = Talking Heads + The Beatles … read more
Review: Descendents – Hypercaffium Spazzinate
Descendents = Circle Jerks x Black Flag + Ramones + The Adolescents … read more
Local Review: Mortigi Tempo – Memento Mori
Mortigi Tempo = Radiohead + M83 + The Moth & The Flam … read more
The Audacity of Radical Themes: Steve Drewett of Newtown Neurotics
Emerging during the second wave of the British punk revolution in 1979, The Newtown Neurotics were formed by frontman and guitarist Steve Drewett and boast songs that have openly radical themes commenting on equality, oil depletion, misogyny and unemployment, long before such rhetoric had made its way into mainstream discussion. … read more
Local Review: Black Cum – American Imbecile
Black Cum = Black Cum … read more