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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Soap Charge w/ DIY Suicide, PoGoStiX and Power Beer (opens the original)
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Between venues shutting down, bathrooms flooding and fill-in drummers learning an entire set five minutes before playing it, this night was one to remember. More than anything, though, it showed what the punk community is all about: adapting when things go wrong, supporting one another and somehow always finding a way to have a good time. The night started at The Uggy, the absolute epitome of a true underground DIY venue. You won’t find much help getting there from the show flyer, either. The ad
Local Review: Baker, Christiansen, Ishikawa — Days Over (opens the original)
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Days Over is a top-tier Western-themed jazz album created by Utah’s finest and dandiest jazz artists. Taku Ishikawa, Corey Christiansen and David Ian Baker transported me back in time to Utah’s wild western days. Days Over is the sort of music that I imagine folks used to listen to when they came swaggering through the swinging doors of Utah’s swankiest saloon. Doff your hat and take a seat for this incredible trio. You’ll be tapping along to their irresistible sound in no time. Days Over is an
Local Review: Jennifer Brasseur — Jennifer Brasseur - SLUG (opens the original)
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What Greta Van Fleet is to Led Zeppelin, Jennifer Brasseur is to Pat Benatar. Brasseur’s sound is a clear descendant of the classic rock sirens who came before her: she’s got all the guitar-forward operatic punch of Benatar, the attitude of Joan Jett and Chrissie Hynde and the powerhouse vocals of Ann Wilson and Stevie Nicks. With this album, you can relive your best neon-soaked mallrat days — or, rather, if you’re from my generation, you can relive your best dank basement Guitar Hero days, slog
SLFS Summer Showdown: Being John Malkovich vs Seven - SLUG (opens the original)
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This might come as a shock to some readers, but I, Yonni Uribe, resident SLUG film bro, have never once in my 26 years of life sat through an entire viewing of the legendary film that is Being John Malkovich. While it’s been on my carefully curated to-watch list, it’s never been a priority until this year’s Summer Showdown at my beloved Broadway Center Cinemas. While I went into the film with no expectations, as it is hard to trust a cringey film bro’s opinion from time to time, I can say with c
Film Review: Edie Arnold Is a Loser - SLUG Magazine (opens the original)
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If you loved Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010), I’ve got news for you: Edie (Adi Madden Cabrera) is the new kid on the block. In Edie Arnold Is a Loser — a ramshackle coming-of-age comedy following parochial schoolgirls-turned-punks — you’ll experience a heightened reality that reads like the chicken-scratch diary of the funniest girl you know. Oh, and she might be working through some Catholic guilt. Shot in Salt Lake City, the film follows Edie and Frances (McKenna Tuckett), two schoolgirls w
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