Music
January 1990 Tape & Record Reviews
Fractal Method Fractal Method (excuse me, I mean William Clarke Walker III) is a wizard of pyrotechnical sound manipulation. This reviewer is more than impressed. I’m ecstatic!! If this is any forecast of the 90s musical progression to come, let it spawn relatively from latent exclusion. Not your average New Age spacey and transcendental gobbledygook,
New Year’s Eve At Cinema In Your Face
Whether or not you had a cool yule, Cinema In Your Face was the place to be for the Eve of “A New Year’s Party You Probably Won’t Remember”. … read more
New Band Spotlight: Swee Rhino
Meet the local, six-piece band Swee Rhino. The band doesn’t try to make any big statement with their music and write mostly with objective political overtones. … read more
Local Review: American White Trash by Dinosaur Bones
American White Trash by Dinosaur Bones is a great tape—uneven production and flanger abuse are its only flaws. … read more
Review: Put Your Shoulder to The Wheel by Nauvoo
Are you ready for serrated gashes, abrasive exertion and brutal bites at your soul? Nauvoo ride it to the hilt. … read more
Ecce Homo
If you’ve been around SLC for any period of time, you’ve no doubt heard about (or even witnessed) the brilliant, crazed exploits of W.O.R.M. … read more
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