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Black is the New AP Style: The Time I Cried At A Bauhaus Show

David Bowie · San Francisco

Black is the New AP Style: The Time I Cried At A Bauhaus Show

Photo courtesy of Dana GorabI remember first seeing Bauhaus in the opening scenes of the iconic vampire film, The Hunger, starring Catherine Deneuve and David Bowie. Lead vocalist Peter Murphy appears in the opening scenes, lean frame silhouetted against a foggy backdrop. The song playing is “Bela Lugosi’s Dead”, unarguably one of the most important and memorable goth songs of all time. I lived in New York at the time, attending film school at N…Read Article

Black is the New AP Style: Collector of Creatures: An Interview with Giorgio A. Tsoukalos

Popular culture influenced Giorgio A. Tsoukalos at an early age, as one of his cherished childhood memories was attending a Star Wars exhibit with his father in Germany in the 1980s. He would later learn that the replicas of costumes and sets were not actually used in the films, but it was a small introduction into the world of conventions.When the film magazine Famous Monsters of Filmland invited Tsoukalos to their booth at San Diego Comic Con …Germany · Germany Read Article

Black is the New AP Style: The Time I Cried At A Tool Show

Photo courtesy of Dana GorabThe Newport Music Hall in the mid-90s was something else. Located on the Ohio State University campus in Columbus, it was, and still is, a staple venue for any national touring band on its way up, and it’s where I saw the majority of shows in my formative years. My older brothers and I practically lived there and we saw some life changers - Bad Religion on their Stranger than Fiction tour (super rough pit), The Revere…Columbus, Ohio · Columbus Read Article

Black is the New AP Style: Success is Persistent: An Interview with Pump Action

Photo courtesy of Lillie HollabaughPatrick “Poppy” Geoghan had one goal in mind when he began his freshman year at the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music: form a band. A Bachelor of Music in Modern Artist Development and Entrepreneurship was going to help him write, perform and record music, but he had no intention of doing that as a solo artist. On the first day of orientation, he met a fellow M.A.D.E. major, Spencer Ford, and they bec…Nashville, Tennessee · Nashville Read Article

Black is the New AP Style: Sonic Appetizers: A Kasador Guest Blog

Photo courtesy of Amryn ShaeJust like most kids I wanted to be like the cooler, older kids - be the captain of my house league hockey team, be an actor on my favourite family channel show and be a musician. While I dabbled in all those endeavours, nothing stuck quite like music. From humble beginnings in learning trumpet through my middle school’s newly adopted music program in Ottawa, I ended up falling deeply in love with the creative outlet o…Ottawa, Ontario · Ottawa Read Article

Black is the New AP Style: Make It About Them: An Interview with Ross Marquand

Photo courtesy of Ariel KassulkeFor years, fans of The Walking Dead gathered at conventions dedicated to the post-apocalyptic horror drama in several cities around the United States. It was Dallas, Texas in March of 2015 that season five’s newly introduced character, Aaron, made his first convention appearance. Ross Marquand remembers being so nervous to attend his first convention. He had no idea what to expect, and it seems that his nervousnes…Dallas, Texas · Dallas Read Article

Black is the New AP Style: I'm No Mortal Man: An Interview with The Devil Doves

For their last three albums, The Devil Doves geared up for their releases with two singles. One, a delicate songwriter driven track. The other, more along the lines of their “clusterfolk” sound. A devil and a dove, if you will. Their latest album, Parlor Tricks, is no exception.“Banquet” is their devil; a Tim Burton-style track that is equal parts lively and unusual. Their dove, “Seventeen Streets”, is an ode to letting go of anything that is wo…Read Article

Black is the New AP Style: The Time I Cried At A Bruce Springsteen Show

Photo courtesy of Dana GorabIt was a cool damp night, April 17. The year was 2014 and the western world was enjoying one of its last foreseeable halcyon periods. The air smelled of fresh spring rain as the Nashville streets of Lower Broadway buzzed with pedestrians. The sounds of classic rock sing-alongs escaped from the sides of the historic brick buildings and honkytonks echoing up the hill as we marched toward our destination: Bridgestone Are…Nashville, Tennessee · Nashville Read Article

Black is the New AP Style: Powered by Spite: An Interview with Aaron Reynolds

Photo courtesy of Ariel KassulkePairing vintage black-and-white illustrations of birds with curse words seems a bit unconventional, which could be why it came as a shock to Effin’ Birds creator Aaron Reynolds that it quickly found popularity on social media. It went from rectangular text posts to coffee mugs, t-shirts and even a book. When he first received his book deal for Effin' Birds: A Field Guide to Identification, he knew he wanted to pro…Ottawa, Ontario · Ottawa Read Article

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