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October 2026 Astrology Forecast: From the One Come the Many - SLUG Magazine (opens the original)
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Aries: A Copy of a Copy? The illusionist around the bend reflects an illusion in your truth. Time wasted to the burn, now renewed in the retroview. Returning to a simpler alignment, the heart senses what is true. Seeing the change in the other reminds you it’s the thing you might want to do. Taurus: You There are spheres of experience, intersecting lines of age and grace. Through the lens of others’ creations, you catch a glimpse of yourself. The question remains: What is the project that must b
My Dark Twisted... Karaoke! - SLUG Magazine (opens the original)
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There are those who seek their manic highs from the bowl end of a pipe or the bottom of a bottle. Some hazardously tempt their euphoria in private – on sketchy blacklisted sites incognito mode – while others get off in more prideful ways like on the driving and shooting range. Whatever gets you in that giddy mood, like someone tickling your undercarriage, is your own personal business, as long as it’s legal. Obviously, I’ve listed the most extreme of cases, but when it comes to a guilty pleasure
Inside CG+D: Nearly 30 Years of Craft - SLUG Magazine (opens the original)
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Nearly 30 years ago, Creative Granite + Design (CG+D) had a relatively simple goal: complete five kitchens a week. With a small team working out of a 5,000-square-foot facility, each completed project represented another step forward for the growing Utah fabrication company. Today, CG+D operates out of a 35,000-square-foot facility with roughly 50 to 60 employees and fabricates approximately 20 to 30 kitchens a day. The scale has changed dramatically since founder and owner Ricardo Pazos started
Snake Pit: World’s Largest Modular Synthesizers Collection (opens the original)
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In the so-called “snake pit,” some of the biggest modular synthesizers in the world line the walls of Ed Brock’s Park City basement. Built over the last 10 years, an insane amount of colored wires run around and behind tall electronic machines with hundreds of input and output ports. They make sound by generating, processing and shaping different audio signals, allowing Brock to create sounds, melodies and textures. These large machines are Brock’s instrument of choice. Collaborating with his pa
LAST: Releases its heaviest record yet- SLUG Magazine (opens the original)
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Before they were synth-driven, industrial sludge duo LAST, Chase Cluff and Ian Moore played on the same Junior Jazz team as elementary schoolers. Through 13 years and seven bands, Cluff and Moore’s symbiotic relationship remained the only constant. The strength of their friendship, and proven track record of effortless creative collaboration, kindled the inspiration to play as a two-piece. The name “LAST” holds a double meaning — Cluff and Moore’s security in their relationship promised them thi
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