Soundwaves is a biweekly podcast produced by Salt Lake City's SLUG Magazine, an independent free monthly magazine published since 1989. An acronym for Salt Lake UnderGround, SLUG's podcast, Soundwaves, focuses on local musicians and their music or upcoming events in Salt Lake City. For more information visit slugmag.com.
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Musician Peter Holslin is getting analog when it comes to making music. Under the moniker of Bruisecaster, Holslin creates an atmospheric sound of synthwave. … read more The post Episode #510: Peter Holslin first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Dylan Almond and Jill Whit are the electro-pop duo, Brutalust. Inspired by local bands Musor and Fiig, they make "happy music for sad people." … read more The post Episode #509: Brutalust first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Matthew Driggs McMurray is a composer, musician, sound designer and ringleader of his own experimental electronic record label, Escapa, and his project, Motia. … read more The post Episode #508: Matthew Driggs McMurray first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
After seeing The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show, Jeffrey Howrey started playing guitar. He has compiled all of his stories in his new book, DIY Rockstar. … read more The post Episode #507: Jeffrey Howrey first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Men in the Kitchen are an "experimental pop" duo, each bringing different themes to their lyrics that complement each other perfectly. … read more The post Episode #506: Men in the Kitchen first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Music is something Matt Claflin can't live without, his heart and soul. He describes his desire to write songs, make music and play shows as a "constant itch." … read more The post Episode #505: Matt Claflin first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Fronted by Becken Jones and Garret Williams, Strange Familia portrays a "light and dense" vibe with an artistic style that's influenced by many sights and sounds. … read more The post Episode #504: Strange Familia first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Atlas Slave describes their sound with four words: "pretty, moody, heavy, groovy." Stream their episode of SLUG Soundwaves to hear their single "Color In Grey." … read more The post Episode #503: Atlas Slave first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
VAL/IN/TIME's music career started with busking on the streets of California. He sums up his sound as goth rock, but emphasizes that it's eclectic and folky. … read more The post Episode #502: VAL/IN/TIME first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Shrink the Giant is made up of three classically-trained siblings and some friends. With a diverse sound, they call their band an "experiment of curiosity." … read more The post Episode #501: Shrink the Giant first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Willoh is a three-piece, all-female, fusion project. Originally influenced by the blues, what came once they started making music was a bit more punk. … read more The post Episode #500: Willoh first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Stream their episode of SLUG Soundwaves to hear about all the adventures Krooked Kings has had on the road, like getting lost and staying with strangers. … read more The post Episode #499: Krooked Kings first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Hear from Runestomper, Secondhand Sun, Shecock, St Moan, Sylke and Wasatch Valley Drifters in this episode of SLUG Soundwaves — plus live performance recordings … read more The post Episode #498: SLUG’s 37th Anniversary Party (part 2) first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Stream this episode of SLUG Soundwaves to hear interviews with Cathode, David Payne, Eyes of Eva, The Glitter Bombs, IMAG!NARY FRIENDZ and Number One Babe Team! … read more The post Episode #497: SLUG’s 37th Anniversary Party (part 1) first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Hurtado is indie-rock, reminiscent of the early 2000s bands introduced by a teacher. Stream their episode of SLUG Soundwaves to hear their single, "Foam Finger" … read more The post Episode #496 — Hurtado first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Don't Apologize is an alt-rock project whose name is their motto: do not apologize for existing; when you over-apologize, it loses its meaning. … read more The post Episode #495 — Don’t Apologize first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Fiig is not hiding from the psyche realm, doom realm sound of the 60s & 70s. They want their sound to be both hard and pretty, calling it heavy with harmonies. … read more The post Episode #494 — Fiig first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Saemore blends the sounds of indie and alternative with the Western influences she was raised on. Her album Lucky Woman was inspired by finding yourself after a breakup. … read more The post Episode #493 — Saemore first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Musician Sammy Brue is folksy artist with a vision. His latest project chronicles the life of American singer-songwriter Justin Townes Earle, using Earle’s journals gifted to Brue. With inspirations like Robert Johnston and Woody Guthrie, Brue hopes the album will tell an “emotional, existential” story that perserves Earle’s legacy. The post Episode #492 — Sammy Brue first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Jimi Dead is one of the hottest local bands right now in Salt Lake City. Holding a “no boundaries” mindset to both tunage and subject matter, Jimi Dead expresses true freedom within the indie genre. With experience in punk, dad rock and even SoundCloud rap, guitarist Patrick Shrimpton breaks down the band’s major themes while The post Episode #491 — Jimi Dead first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Chaz Prymek is a folk musician who has truly evolved with the times. While playing in bands such as Lake Mary and the ambient jazz quartet Fuubutsushi, Prymek's musical mission is one that he says is "ever-changing." … read more The post Episode #490 — Chaz Prymek first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Chaidi Brooki and brother Kenny come together to create the genre-shapeshifting band Chaidi. Coming from a long line of singers in the family, the pair grew up singing. … read more The post Episode #489 — Chaidi first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
In this special spook-tacular episode of SLUG Soundwaves, we wind the clocks back to 2011 as Bryer Wharton discusses the local heavy metal scene. … read more The post Halloween Throwback: Heavy Metal Roundtable first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Lead vocalist Adam Borgione, bassist Alex Millet, keyboardist Joe Pedersen, guitarist Sam Morrison and drummer Bridger Croxford make up the band The Lingo. … read more The post Episode #487 — The Lingo first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
Sitting quaint in local Orchard Studios, the folky Americana artist Daniel Young is always stretching the definition of "country music." … read more The post Episode #486 — Daniel Young first appeared on SLUG Magazine.
