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When Worlds Collide: Music Sampling as a Contact Zone

Jessica Balderas
April 30, 2025
Black Culture, Creative Writing, Cultural Commentary, dj, indie, indie scene, indie-pop, music, Music History, Political, Uncategorized
The intersectionality of two genres is much more than meshing two separate sounds because subcultures, histories, and aesthetics are ingrained within those sounds. When conjoined, opposing genres can communicat...

In a Shoegaze Daze: A Night with Slowdive at The Warfield

Anna Armstrong
October 21, 2023
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Shoegaze
The shoegaze renaissance is upon us and we can thank Slowdive for that. Shoegaze is a genre of music popularized in the 1980s and 90s and is characterized by its use of distortion, guitar pedals and muddied...

Sad Woman September: A case study for hyper-specific playlist making

Sabrina Herrera
September 30, 2022
Blog, Columns and Opinions, Creative Writing, Multimedia
In my life I have met two types of people: those who intricately craft a playlist, who will put their life and soul into this playlist, and then those with one mega playlist. For the former there is no such thi...

In Between Now and Then – Beach House Illuminates the Greek Theater

Joe Sison
April 12, 2022
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos
On Friday, April 8th, the Greek Theater at UC Berkeley hosted one of the most anticipated artists of the 2022 calendar year. Beneath a deep, navy blue sky dotted with stars, concertgoers packed into the 119 yea...

5 sentimental indie things to get you over that pseudo-someone

Vivian Chen
November 20, 2016
Blog, Columns and Opinions, Mixtapes
The "that was a bad relationship anyways": "Don't Wanna Be Your Girl" - Wet (Don't You, 2016) This indie classic is the one you blast when you're finally done with your significant other's shit--because ...

Beach House charm with unexpected new LP

Jack Hendershott
October 28, 2015
Album Review
The release of Depression Cherry marks yet another superb album, just more of what we have come to expect from the indie synth-pop duo that has garnered continuous critical acclaim since their self-titled debut...

Beach House deliver a bittersweet dose of melancholy with new record, Depression Cherry

Nicholas Troughton
August 29, 2015
Album Review
Intimate, wistful, and ephemeral, Beach House's fifth studio album reminds me of the high school homecoming I never had. And, in a way, a homecoming is exactly what Depression Cherry is. Beginning with the...

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