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1 Saltlakeunderground SaltLakeUnderGround 1 2 SaltLakeUnderGround SaltLakeUnderGround 3 TIME TO SAVE BIG ON SaltLakeUnderGround • Vol. 22• Issue # 273 • Sept. 2011 • slugmag.com OUR SELECTION OF Publisher: Eighteen Percent Gray Jemie Sprankle Editor: Angela H. Brown [email protected] Managing Editor: Marketing Coordinator: MUSIC, MOVIES Jeanette D. Moses Contributing Editor: Ricky Vigil Bethany Fischer Editorial Assistant: Esther Meroño Marketing: Ischa Buchanan, Jeanette Office Coordinator: Gavin Sheehan D. Moses, Stephanie Buschardt, Giselle Vickery, Veg Vollum, Emily Burkhart, Ra- GAMES and LPs! Copy Editing Team: Jeanette D. 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Hillis, Jemie Jesse Anderson, John Carlisle, Eric Scott Sprankle, Jessie Wood, Chris Proctor, Russell, Christopher Reeves, Chad Kirk- Bethany Fischer, Some Cop Dude, Nate land, Melissa Cohn, Gage Thompson, Perkins, Andrew Roy, Alexander Ortega, Dr. Sketchy’s Salt Lake Megan Kennedy Kyla Grant, Nate Housley, Madelyn Bou- presents Filmers: Brian Baade, Loren Tyrel, Mary dreaux, Ischa Buchanan, Gavin Sheehan, Catrow, Slugger, Andrew Schummer Levi Rounds, Dylan Chadwick, Clayton the ANTI-Wedding Godby, Megan Kennedy, Tom Bennett, Ad Sales: SLUG HQ 801.487.9221 Mary Ryder, Mame Wallace, Jason at Angela Brown: Young, Tom Winkley, Henry Glasheen, [email protected] Alex Pow BAR Deluxe Mike Brown: Roller Derby Correspondents: September 26, 8:30 pm [email protected] Paige Snow, Diane Hartford About this cover: James Silva creates stark, stirring art in the medium of Sharpie markers. Through 3 hours of alternative burlesque a variety of marker strokes and stunning use of stippling, Silva has cultivated a dark and very unique life drawing style. Silva’s work will be on display at Singularity, a show being held at Copper Palate Press on Oct. with music, contests, prizes and booze 7, from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m., and at a group show at Gray Wall Gallery on Oct. 8. His artwork can be viewed online at silvaillustration.com. www.drsketchy.com/branch/saltlakecity DISCLAIMER: SLUG Magazine does not necessarily maintain the same opinions as those found in our articles, interviews or advertisements. If you are easily offended, please do not blame us. We are a carrier for the voice of the people and it is not our fault if you don’t like people. Content is property of SLUG Magazine. Please do not use without permission, or we will hunt you down and make you pay for your sins. Now, that’s a promise. Contributor Limelight Peter Anderson – Photographer If you’re up-to-date on the local music scene, you’re familiar with the work of our talented SLUG photographer, Peter Anderson. Anderson shoots high-quality photos of everything from band portraits to skate competitions and local events, but his passion and forte is live music. Though he is completely self-taught over the past five years, Anderson has had photos published in Decibel Magazine, had work shown at the U, and had his photographs featured monthly in SLUG for the past year. Some of his favorite SLUG assignments have been shooting Cerebral Ballzy’s live show and Localized with Speitre and Max Pain and the Groovies. Unfortunately for SLUG and our readers, Anderson is moving to France mid-September to pursue other dreams. Thank you for all of your hard work, and we hope you get lots of opportunities across the pond to hear and shoot live music! Check out some of Anderson’s best work in this issue’s feature on James Silva. 4 SaltLakeUnderGround SaltLakeUnderGround 5 Dear Dickheads, and one of the appeals of bartending is that, in most places, you’re free to I walked into a Subway yesterday and express yourself however you please. I’ve been fucking pissed ever since. Well, about six months ago, the new Did you know that the employees (conservative) management imple- there are now called “sandwich mented a no-tattoo policy based on artists”? The credit needs to go to “statistics that show customers won’t the customer, since we are the ones return to an establishment if its em- telling the “artists” what to do. It’s ployees are tattooed.” Yeah, maybe ridiculous! These corporate assholes in Utah County twenty years ago, are shitting on the term “artist”. I’m the but most of our patrons are tattooed artist. I’m the one making the fucking themselves! Now all of us are forced sandwich. Show me your goddamn to cover up, though it’s sweltering hot art history degree and maybe we’ll behind the bar and many of us have talk about how you incorporate your arm and leg sleeves. I know SLUG thorough understanding of art into loves body art. Help us out! sandwich making. Except for I’m still the one telling you to put more olives Sincerely, on my Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki. Tattoos and Booze And why the fuck are you still working at Subway with such an esteemed Dear Tattoos and Booze, education? You know when, sometimes, Sincerely, Dr. P someone sees your nice tattoo and they feel like it’s okay to grab you? Dear “Dr.” P, “What a beautiful gypsy head!” they will say as they caress your Unfortunately for you, the fact arm. “I love that pirate ship chest that you care this much about piece,” they’ll scream as they fast food says a lot about you, attempt to pull the front of your and doc—they ain’t good things. v-neck even lower. As a tattooed Did you know that a Maverik gas human, I can’t count the number of station attendant’s official title is times a stranger has awkwardly ac- “Adventure Guide?” Probably not, costed me at grocery stores, bars, because who the fuck cares? It’s restaurants, gas stations or even just a way for corporate douche while at work. Maybe this new “no bags to dress up depressing job tattoo” policy is an attempt to keep titles like “store clerk” and “sand- the customers and employees wich maker.” If you care this much from spending so much time grab- about the artistry behind your bing one another’s flesh behind food, don’t walk into a Subway— that sweltering hot bar. ever. Go to places like The Black Widow Café, where a real chef Regardless, dress codes suck and puts together a mouth-watering a newly implemented dress code is Cubano without you breathing “ex- even worse. Plus, I have a feeling tra olives” over the sneeze guard. that having the bartending staff It doesn’t take a Ph.D. to know that at this particular establishment if you want quality food, eat local. wrapped up in turtlenecks and pants isn’t helping anyone’s tips, xoxo, SLUG or the smell behind the bar, if it is as sweltering hot as you claim. My Dear SLUG, advice? Encourage the custom- ers to complain about the swass I work at a local bar downtown that (sweaty ass) smell that is served shall not be named, due to the fact alongside their beers, and that that I’d still like to be employed by covered tattoo policy might just them after this. Let’s just say it’s not disappear. Otherwise, you might your typical bar, though, it’s got a want to start shopping for a flesh- little extra somethin’ somethin’ aside colored body stocking … from food and drinks … Anyway, just like any bar nearly everywhere, the xoxo, SLUG bartenders are all tatted up, because well, not to stereotype bartenders, but that’s just what a lot of us are into, FAX, SNAIL MAIL OR EMAIL US YOUR LETTERS! Fax: 801.487.1359 • Mailing Address: Dear Dickheads c/o SLUG Mag 351 Pierpont Ave. Ste. 4B SLC, UT 84101 or [email protected] 6 SaltLakeUnderGround SaltLakeUnderGround 7 8 SaltLakeUnderGround SaltLakeUnderGround 9 By Jeanette D.
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