Slug Magazine

This week's episode features SLUG's Tom Bennett on the phone with Chicago rockers Royal Divide, a track off the latest album from local punk band The Hung-Ups and an archival interview from Mary Enge as she chats with Jeremy Chatelain at Spy Hop Records Plus we check out a new song from hip-hop specialists Scenic Byway, and Bethany Fischer interviews Ricky Vigil in a staffer spotlight. Let us know what you think by calling our automated voicemail line at 858-233-9324. … read more The post Episode #8 – Loyal Divide, The Hung-Ups, Spy Hop Records, Scenic Byway, Staffer Spotlight: Ricky Vigil first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

This week's episode features SLUG's contributing editor Ricky Vigil on the phone with All Pigs Must Die, debut the new single from Danger Hailstorm, an archival interview from SLUG alumni Ryan Hall with David Wolske from The Book Arts Program, the latest from the upcoming album from The Saintanne and JP chats with our resident movie critic Jimmy Martin about the films of summer. Let us know what you think by calling our automated voicemail line at 858-233-9324. … read more The post Episode #7 – All Pigs Must Die, Danger Hailstorm, The Book Arts Program, The Saintanne, Movies with Jimmy Martin first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

This week's episode features SLUG writer Megan Kennedy interviewing geek-artist Kat Martin, new tracks from local bands The Ugly Valley Boys and Reviver, and archived interview with Mike Brown about his punk band The Fucktards and SLUG Gallery Stroll columnist Mariah Mann interviews the founder of the Black Sheep Stroll. Let us know what you think by calling our automated voicemail line at 858-233-9324. … read more The post Episode #6 – Kat Martin, The Ugly Valley Boys, The Fucktards, Reviver, Black Sheep Stroll first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

Gavin Hoffman interviews heavy rock duo Eagle Twin, an archival interview with Craft Lake City artist Tommy Dolph from Jeanette Moses, Esther Meroño interviews CLC artist Bekah Long, and music from upcoming Localized performer Dusk One and Rotten Musicians. Remember to call our automated voicemail line, 858-233-9324! … read more The post Episode #5 – Eagle Twin, Rotten Musicians, Tommy Dolph, Dusk One, Bekah Long first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

In today's episode SLUG writer Nate Perkins chats with the owners of Black Pyramid Recordings, we hear new music from Craft Lake City performing artist Stephen Chai & The No Nation Orchestra, check out upcoming events for the week, hear the latest from The Chevalier and check our voicemail box that you should be calling. 858-233-9324! … read more The post Episode #4 – Black Pyramid Recording, Stephen Chai & The No Nation Orchestra, The Chevalier, Voicemails first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

On this episode, we have Mike Brown, a SLUG Mag columnist who has kindly offered words of advice on life, love and the pursuit of craft beer (but mostly love), and music from local artists Swindlers and The Dark Past. … read more The post Episode #3 – Cody Eden, Swindlers, Arash Mafi, The Dark Past, Mike Brown’s Love Advice? first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

On this episode we chat with local comic book and television writer Jake Black, go back into the archives with an interview from This Will Destroy You, hear new music from Merit Badge and The Future Of The Ghost, and listen in as Levi Rounds battles his bank on the phone. … read more The post Episode #2 – Jake Black, Merit Badge, This Will Destroy You, The Future Of The Ghost, Levi Rounds vs. The Bank first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

Interviews and new music from the official podcast of SLUG Magazine in Salt Lake City, Utah. SLUG is one of the oldest independent publications in the United States, distributing free monthly issues about music, art, action sports and subculture. Our debute episode features hard punk band All Systems Fail, an archived interview with GZA, a look at the upcoming show at Kayo Gallery, and new music from Black Hole and Pretty Worms. … read more The post Episode 1 – All Systems Fail, Pretty Worms, GZA, Black Hole, Kayo Gallery first appeared on SLUG Magazine.