Experiences with and observations of American injustice have led Rade to funnel their frustrations and encourage change through music. … read more

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For Suit Up, Soldier, things are already looking up for a successful album release, with as a host of performances already lined up. … read more

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Episode #362 of "SLUG Soundwaves" features the Utah-born collective Dogma Society discussing their roots, their rise and their future. … read more

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Episode #361 of "SLUG Soundwaves" showcases Scott and Clark of local avant-everything group Portal to the God Damn Blood Dimension. … read more

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La La Diabla draws inspiration from garage and surf rock and delivers their sound through a punk aesthetic that is as noisy as it is groovy. … read more

The post Episode #360 – La La Diabla first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

Throughout Cybernetic Schizophrenia, Herrera explores themes derived from video games and sci-fi novels through synth-heavy compositions. … read more

The post Episode #359 – Runestomper first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

As ROUGH HANDS, Josie Cordova explores the biological and natural functions of living beings through the matrices of computerized systems. … read more

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“I just want to make lo-fi pop songs with my garbage equipment,” says Polly Llewellyn, who records under the name Peachy Fingernail. … read more

The post Episode #357 – Peachy Fingernail first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

Savage Daughters share a history that spans many critical years of their lives and culminates in a sound that is full of chemistry.  … read more

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“We play classic rock brought into the modern age,” says Michael Collins, the drummer of the Salt Lake City–based Spirit Machines. … read more

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