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Jeremy Asay
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- Culture, Dance February 20, 2012
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Joe Goode Performance Group
'The Rambler': Felt performance
- For many people, contemporary dance is not very accessible. Choreographer Joe Goode knows why.
- News, November 9, 2011
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Corporate Rock
SLC barbershop redecorates after lawsuit
- When owners Jed and Nicole Beal opened Jed’s Barbershop in March 2010, they had a simple vision. They wanted a place where people could get salon-quality haircuts at a reasonable price in a cool shop full of Americana memorabilia.
- Music, October 4, 2011
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Ty Segall
Prolific SF songsmith 'rawks' it
- Tune your radio dial to 90.9 FM on a weekday afternoon and you’re bound to hear KRCL DJ Bad Brad Wheeler play lo-fi garage rocker Ty Segall.
- Music, September 15, 2011
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Keller Williams
He jams, but he's not a jam band
- Let’s debunk a myth: Keller Williams is not a jam band. He has shared the stage with many jam bands—The String Cheese Incident, Umphrey’s McGee and RatDog—and he appeals to the jam-band audience
- Music, September 13, 2011
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Colourmusic
Experimental expressions of color
- Colourmusic shares more than the home state of Oklahoma with the Flaming Lips. They’ve shared the stage on multiple occasions, and they share an unrelenting work ethic and desire to create experimental music.
- Music, May 19, 2011
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MarchFourth Marching Band
The eclectic crew heads to Desert Rocks
- Desert Rocks began around a campfire six years ago. One hundred and fifty patrons, artists and musicians congregated near Moab under the banner of unadulterated self-expression ...
- Music, May 19, 2011
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Desert Rocks Survival Guide
Prep for the 3-day Moab music party
- You’ve decided to do Desert Rocks this year? Wise choice, young Jedi, but aware you must be ...
- Music, March 31, 2011
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Beats Antique
Strange Brew: Beats Antique mix sounds old and new into something utterly unique.
- Beats Antique stitch together Middle Eastern traditions with modern hip-hop and electronic-influenced sounds and circus-style live performances...
- Music, February 28, 2011
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DeVotchKa
Denver's DeVotchKa bring the circus to town (again), Tuesday at In the Venue.
- DeVotchKa, our gypsy neighbors from Denver, don’t make it out to Salt Lake City as often as they used to ...
- Culture, Theater January 31, 2011
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Tim DeChristopher vs. the Puppets
The environmental crusader is showcasing activism through art.
- Tim DeChristopher believes the environmental movement is ready to make a shift in philosophy: Get creative, and take direct action ...
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