Dewey Bryan Saunders’ Surreal World of Album Cover Art
Dewey Bryan Saunders is one of today’s most innovative and established graphic designers who often operates within the niche realm that is album cover art.
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Julia Feldman Wants to Make a Mark
Through her pursuits of music, feminism and environmentalism, Feldman is trying to save the world.
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Mt. Eddy Brings Candid Charisma to Velvet Jones
With spilled drinks slicking the floor, sweaty faces shining in the light and surprise pushes from spur of the moment mosh pits, Mt. Eddy proved all you need is the music to forget yourself and enjoy ...
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SB in Sound: Radio Stations to Look Out For
If the struggle to rediscover decent radio stations sounds familiar, this article will put you in good hands. Below, you’ll find a short guide to the hottest FM radio sounds broadcasting near UCSB.
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Meet SALES: The Minimalist Pop Duo That Crafts Bedroom Beats
SALES creates an amalgamation of indie, dream pop, hip hop and rock to produce something that is otherworldly to the ear. Their hip hop-influenced production backs electric guitar to create a sound th...
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Tropicalia Fest Opens in Long Beach with a Splash
The musical acts, along with the assortment of Mexican cuisine, created a festival culture that resonated among the evolving Latinx culture of Southern California.
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The Biko House: Punks, Progressives and Politics
Time and time again, the Biko House has opened the doors of its black and brown empire for the community to discuss important racial events in the United States.
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When Icons, Stars and Idols Go
Perhaps the most comforting thing of all is this thought: An artist never truly dies, as long as there are people who are enabling their art to live on.
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Aoki, Electronica and the Live I.V. Music Scene
When Aoki was merely 19, he was throwing roughly 20 shows a month out of his living room, recording tapes of every single one.
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WebsterX and Milwaukee’s Hip Hop Renaissance
Injury Reserve and WebsterX share a dynamic of creating spaces to craft seamlessly gravitative rap songs that are entirely divergent from their contemporaries. They are the embodiments of unapologetic...
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Coachella 2017: In Review
No matter how big you look in that photo, at Coachella you’re a drop in a wave.
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Cancer, Grief and Video Games
Between the two screens sit a box of tissues and a picture frame of Green holding Joel: his son, the video game’s star and a 4-year-old diagnosed with brain cancer.
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KCSB: The Station Behind the Fun-Drive
KCSB’s goal isn’t just to provide entertainment, but also to provide training in radio, educational outlets and community unification.
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Film & Media Dept Hosts Inaugural Women In Media Conference
The WIM conference emphasized the growing roles of women in entertainment and media industries and offered attendees tips and insights for pursuing careers in technology, film, television and media.
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Graphic Voices Showcases New Media
Last weekend, Feb. 20-21 the Limitless Coalition (with the generous help of the Film and Media Studies Dept.) hosted the second annual Graphic Voices conference, dedicated to linking together students...
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