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Music and advertising make a powerful combination, but would that power be increased if brands were to take a more strategic approach?
Music and advertising make a powerful combination, but would that power be increased if brands were to take a more strategic approach?
FKA twigs has had a big year. The singer has been on the ‘cool’ radar since the summer of 2012, when she uploaded a series of visually striking films on YouTube, to accompany equally mesmerising songs. But in 2014, twigs crossed over into the mainstream: her first album, LP1, was released in August and swiftly […]
We take a look at a ‘gif novel’ which was created through a collaboration between band Wild Beasts and artist Mattis Dovier for Jameson
Using oscilloscopes and analogue synthesisers, the latest Simian Mobile Disco album and tour comes directly from the music itself
Warp Record’s Sheffield roots and rise to fame have been well documented – but 25 years on, how has the label evolved?
With revenues from gigs increasingly important, the visuals are becoming works of art. Rachael Steven considers the future of immersive concert experiences
Creative director and festival visionary Josie da Bank tells Antonia Wilson what it takes to create Bestival, from stage illustration to a record-breaking giant disco ball
Fifty years of Californian graphic design is brought together in an energetic and image-rich new study from Louise Sandhaus
Rather than homogenising visual communications across cultures, we should be inspired by differences. Paul Belford on a poster by Japanese designer Makoto Saito
Despite regular reposts of its demise, the art of the advertising jingle has never quite gone away – just ask Gio Compario. Then cover your ears
With its stacked type and loafered ‘rude boy’, the identity for 2 Tone records, one of the UK’s most important labels, was packed with attitude
Whether or not to display a favourite record sleeve as art can be a difficult question for a designer. Even if it is a Saville