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From Appalachia to Santa Cruz, Bluegrass Endures
A love of bluegrass brings local musicians together.
Published on: Thursday, March 11th, 2010
Category: Features
Tags: Bluegrass Music, Local Bands, Music, Volume 44 Issue 20
Petrychor’s Dryad Surprises and Excites
Petrychor’s Dryad expands upon the Black Metal genre.
Published on: Tuesday, March 9th, 2010
Category: The Music Blog
Tags: Black Metal, Dryad, Metal, Music, Music Reviews, Petrychor
American Indians come together with Palestinians in a struggle for equality.
Published on: Thursday, March 4th, 2010
Category: Arts
Tags: Audiopharmacy, Concerts, Kresge Town Hall, Music, Native American Resource Center, Palestine, Volume 44 Issue 19
Metal bands are breaking the city’s music mold, one mosh pit at a time.
Published on: Thursday, February 25th, 2010
Category: Features
Tags: Black Metal, Concerts, Death Metal, Decrepit Birth, Disengorified, Fiends at Feast, Local Bands, Metal, Morketiden Productions, Music, Volume 44 Issue 18, Yautlan
Conversation With a Magnetic Zero
Jade Castrinos of indie rock band Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros speaks with City on a Hill Press before their first show in Santa Cruz.
Published on: Thursday, February 25th, 2010
Category: Arts
Tags: Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, Music, Q&A, Rio Theatre, Volume 44 Issue 18
Q&A: Visqueen’s Rachel Flotard
Rachel Flotard, frontwoman for punk-rock throwback Visqueen, sat down with City on a Hill Press to discuss her influences, background, and affinity for Wonder bread with barbecue sauce.
Published on: Thursday, February 11th, 2010
Category: Arts
Tags: Music, Q&A, Rachel Flotard, Visqueen, Volume 44 Issue 16
Wild Llamas Spotted in Santa Cruz
Local duo injects imagination into the veins of student music.
Published on: Thursday, January 21st, 2010
Category: Arts
Tags: Local Bands, Music, Student Bands, The Jolly Llamas, Volume 44 Issue 13
With financial strains and the push for a renewal of funding on their shoulders, the UCSC choirs combine for the 2009-2010 school year to bring to life the work of a master.
Published on: Thursday, November 19th, 2009
Category: Arts
Tags: Budget Cuts, Music, UCSC Chamber Choir, UCSC Concert Choir, Volume 44 Issue 9
Whether it is dancing for the Tango Club or at the Occupation Dance, students use different types of dancing to express their feelings or have fun. Another form of expression, acting can also provide students with a hobby that allows them to become another character or just let loose. The production of “The Death and Splendor of Joaquin Murieta has allowed students to participate in a unique form of theatre, a different type of experimental and interactive acting. Going to the “Rocky Horror Film Show” also allows people to express themselves, from participating in the production or dressing up. Music is another form of expression seen with “The Reality” and performers at College Eight’s open-mic who use their lyrics or lines to connect with the audience. From painting pumpkins to writing on the concrete, expression can be anything you want it to be.
Published on: Thursday, November 12th, 2009
Category: Other Stories
Tags: Dancing, Music, Personal Expression, Photo Essay, Photo Galleries, Theater, Web Exclusives
L.A.’s one-and-only “glam rapper” speaks with City on a Hill Press before his first appearance in Santa Cruz.
Published on: Friday, November 6th, 2009
Category: The Music Blog
Tags: Glam Rap, Mickey Avalon, Music, Q&A, Rap, The Catalyst