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How Visual Artists Like Ruby Mazur Turned Music Into a Canvas for Culture By Retroactv Before streaming platforms and digital playlists, before MP3s and auto-play, there was the square. 12 inches by 12 inches. A cardboard canvas. A gallery in...
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The underground isn’t just a place where obscure artists live—it’s where revolutions begin. Free from the constraints of commercial appeal, underground musicians have always had the freedom to experiment, provoke, and challenge the status quo. Their scenes—punk clubs, jazz basements,...
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Music is more than just sound—it’s identity, culture, and a form of personal expression. And nowhere is that more visually evident than in music merchandise. From vintage band tees to limited-edition streetwear collabs, merch is where music meets fashion, and...
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Introduction: For decades, the way we consume music has mirrored the evolution of technology and culture. From the warm crackle of vinyl records to the seamless stream of digital files, each format has not only changed how we listen—but also...
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How a rebellious artist and a rock band shaped an era. Discover Ruby Mazur’s creative journey and the origin of the legendary Tongue & Lips logo.
