After years on the road, Marny Lion Proudfit brings her music home to Ogden.
by Nick McGregor
At $8,000, Ryan Thorell's hand-crafted guitars have a dedicated following.
by Jackson Wilde
Portland Cello Project gives a new sound to familiar hits.
by Howard Hardee
Provo's Renshaw: An accidental band, accidentally discovered.
Before talking about music, it was necessary to ask the only truly important question:
By Scott Renshaw
May 2, 2018
Local garage punks The Nods talk about the evolution of Salt Lake's music scene.
>Much like the barren valley early pioneers encountered when they trundled down the west side of the Wasatch Mountains, Utah's local music scene wasn't much to look at around the turn of the millenium.
By Alex Springer
April 25, 2018
Wild Child's new album shows off a willingness to be playful and experimental.
On the set of a music video recently shot in Terlingua, Texas, the leaders of the indie-pop band Wild Child—Kelsey Wilson and Alexander Beggins—did a live take of their new song, "The One."
By Howard Hardee
April 18, 2018
Local musicians dish on the grub that puts the bomp in their bomp-bah-bomp-bah-bomp.
Most musicians don't make piles of money—but that doesn't mean they have to live on ramen and dumpster bagels.
By Randy Harward
April 11, 2018
Le Voir explores dualities as it becomes a single entity.
Onstage, Le Voir's Gillian Chase cuts two different figures.
By Randy Harward
April 4, 2018
Helios Creed and Chrome continue making iconoclastic music for outcasts.
When seminal San Francisco post-punk band Chrome's debut album The Visitation (1976, Siren) dropped, it was disorienting, discombobulating and alienating.
By Brian Staker
March 28, 2018
Here’s another local music video premiere for ya: This morning, local pop-rock trio Strange Familia released a video for the single, “Lines,” from their self-titled debut album.
By Randy Harward
March 26, 2018
Culture Video
City Weekly visits "Discoid" Sam Rodriguez.
It's apt that Dis House is on a street so narrow you want to repeatedly ignore Google Maps' directive to turn.
By Randy Harward
March 21, 2018
Some surprises arrived in City Weekly’s inbox this week.
By Randy Harward
March 19, 2018
Culture Video
John Hiatt's Bring the Family and Slow Turning inspire self-reflection.
If I'd heard John Hiatt's Slow Turning when it came out in 1988, I'm not sure I'd still be a fan.
By Randy Harward
March 14, 2018
In the current issue of City Weekly, the music feature is about punk-rock boogie band Wey. The story was meant to be an exit interview for Eli Morrison, one of local music’s most important and prolific figures—a veritable rebellious jukebox, and one great guy.
By Randy Harward
March 12, 2018
Culture
The story of one güey and his punk-rock boogie band.
Here's your Español lesson for the week:
By Randy Harward
March 7, 2018
Local rappers break down Utah Legislature's rap video.
"This is worse than those ward videos where they parody Taylor Swift to talk about modesty."
By Randy Harward
March 5, 2018
Culture Video
Black Violin juxtaposes classical refinement and hip-hop attitude.
Kevin Sylvester is often astonished by how far the violin has taken him, especially when he's performing.
By Howard Hardee
February 21, 2018
Red Bennies frontguy creates a video game set in SLC and starring his brother’s band.
David Payne loves video games.
By Randy Harward
February 19, 2018
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