In Review: Tove Lo Continues Her Winning Streak With “No One Dies From Love”
Based on “No One Dies From Love,” her upcoming record is likely to fit perfectly into her already solid discography.
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Based on “No One Dies From Love,” her upcoming record is likely to fit perfectly into her already solid discography.
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The annual UC Santa Barbara Spring Dance Concert, “Visions of Vibrancy,” highlighted the talent of senior dancers as they showcased their dancing and choreography skills.
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As National Poetry Month closes, here are some of the Artsweek staff’s favorite poems!
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With a malfunctioning robot, a memory innovation and a happiness index, three writers attempt to peek into our future.
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Here are some of the Artsweek staff's favorite new tracks from April!
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House music fans and those who like to have a good time are destined for a night of great music, stellar visuals and incredible vibes all around.
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“ARIZONA BABY” has incredible production value and proved itself as Abstract’s strongest album.
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BBC America’s spy-thriller “Killing Eve” has finally come to an end with its fourth and final season after a four-year-long run. In this season everything comes to a head in a disappointing end.
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When he joins forces with production masters like Skrillex, fine-tuned vocalists like twigs and his classic squad of Swedes, Lean shows that he has no reason to be humble.
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“Everything Everywhere All at Once” takes the done-to-death multiverse movie and gives it a revamping that major movie studios have yet to do.
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Australian band King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard brought their mind-altering brand of psychedelic rock to the Arlington Theatre in downtown Santa Barbara.
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The songs and stories of “Illmatic” represent the perfection of every trait associated with purist hip-hop, from tales of struggle to intricate writing to unique instrumentals.
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The 2021 documentary “Murder in Paris: The Assassination of Dulcie September” documents the life and mysterious death of the eponymous South African activist.
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With Banks’ era of immense change and suffering behind her, the growing pains of “Serpentina” — er, shedding pains? — are mostly understandable.
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As we get into the swing of spring quarter, be ready to embrace the warm weather with these two free, fun and fabulous yarn projects to try this spring!
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