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Love In America by Bachelors
A lot is being said about Love In America by Bachelors being the first CD by a local band. … read more
Hate X9 – “An American Band”
Hate X9 (lead singer Shame, guitarist R.U., bass player Rosta and drummer Danno): “We don’t wanna be rockstars, we just wanna have fun!” … read more
fIREHOSE: Best of the Shows 1989
No matter what has been said about any of the shows that have been in Salt Lake, fIREHOSE is by far one of the best shows I have ever seen. … read more
Victims Willing: A Band You Can Count On
Victims Willing aren’t really about anything, just five guys playing good rock and roll—No trends, no gimmicks and no hype, just solid music you can count on. … read more
Record Reviews: November 1989
November 1989 Record Reviews featuring Faith No More, Boxcar Kids and Paninari. Don’t miss out on these classics! … read more
New Band Spotlight: Wonder Crash
Wonder Crash is a hot new band whose well-written songs have catchy riffs and dynamic chord progressions—you certainly ought to take a look at them! … read more
Figures On A Beach
Apparently, most of Utah’s unjaded and skate punks missed Figures on a Beach when the band signed albums at Imagine Music, 107 N. Main, Bountiful, on September 18, 1989. … read more
Review: Wonderland by American Standard
This is the first album by American Standard, a record company set up by Patrick Dubar, singer for Uniform Choice. … read more
Skin & Bones: The People’s Band
Skin “n” Bones is more of an attitude than a band. Not the kind of attitudes that manipulate or piss people off like early punk bands. … read more
Review: Mudhoney
Last year I heard a tape of what is now Superfuzz Bigmuff by Mudhoney. All I had to say about that is that they suck. … read more