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Wednesday, March 10,2010
Artist Profiles

John Németh

Boise to Beirut: Idaho bluesman John Németh is bad and (inter)nationwide.

By Randy Harward
Salt Lake City ain’t exactly blues central. Neither is John Németh’s hometown of Boise, Idaho. But while SLC and Boise, like many U.S. cities, lack the mythical rep of Mississippi...
Wednesday, March 10,2010
Artist Profiles

Jaguar Love

Wild Things: Portland's Jaguar Love hit the dance floor.

By Reyan Ali
When art-punk doomsayers The Blood Brothers called it quits in late 2007, Johnny Whitney and Cody Votolato still hadn’t considered their futures ...
Wednesday, March 3,2010
Artist Profiles

We Were Promised Jetpacks

Packing Heat: We Were Promised Jetpacks are coming onto the radar.

By Brian Staker
Ah, the promise of discovering new music. New, of course, is relative. For most young bands generating international buzz, their seemingly fast-earned success is the culmination of years of hard work...
Wednesday, March 3,2010
Artist Profiles

Felix Cartal

Popular Mechanics: Felix Cartal sticks with the program.

By Randy Harward
Felix Cartal is a mystery man in plain sight. The DJ/producer is on all the social networks--Twitter, MySpace, Facebook, YouTube, Tumblr ...
Wednesday, February 24,2010
Artist Profiles

Caroline's Spine

Showing Backbone: Jimmy Newquist of Caroline’s Spine has no trouble keeping up with the times.

By Brian Staker
Caroline's Spine cuts a familiar figure on Salt Lake City stages. Jimmy Newquist's musical hard-rock combo is a longtime favorite at local clubs, going back to the mid-'90s.
Wednesday, February 17,2010
Artist Profiles

The Helio Sequence

It's Personal: The Helio Sequence can’t quit us.

By Randy Harward
The Helio Sequence like us. They really like us. The tour for their most recent album, Keep Your Eyes Ahead , wrapped two months back, and they’ve been holed up writing and recording ...
Wednesday, February 17,2010
Artist Profiles

Daniel Day Trio

New Day Rising: Daniel Day deconstructs to connect.

By Brian Staker
It's been hectic trying to schedule an interview with Daniel Day. But then, he's almost too busy playing music to talk about playing music ...
Wednesday, February 10,2010
Artist Profiles

Paul Williams

A Beautiful Mind: Rock journalist Paul Williams copes with early onset dementia.

By Sarah Nardi
“Seminal” is a word that tends to get thrown around a lot, but in Paul Williams’ case, there’s simply no other word that applies ...
Wednesday, February 10,2010
Artist Profiles

Nick Oliveri

Oliveri Twist: Nick Oliveri goes acoustic—his way.

By Randy Harward
Basically, the chorus is ‘Fuck you, you can’t make me [unintelligible]! Fuck this [unintelligible] outta you!’” Nick Oliveri laughs heartily after the extemporaneous performance.
Wednesday, January 27,2010
Artist Profiles

Nouvelle Vague

Playing with Fire: Nouvelle Vague add bossanova bounce to by-gone classics.

By Reyan Ali
When Nouvelle Vague began their inaugural run of concerts in the U.K. after forming in 2003, Camille and Mélanie Pain had some hesitations ...
 
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