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Leah Isobel

Leah Isobel
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Iridescent melodies and a violin’s metallic textures burnish sachi’s mirror

Juicebumps bassist Shaina Pan's solo project is rooted in her classical background, applying unconventional twists.

Can they digitize your epiphanies?

At the Human + Tech conference, a movement to meld AI to personhood that ended up feeling more machine than humankind.

The retro sleuthing pleasures of Puzzle Spy International

Oakland-based duo Mike and Talia Dashow's artful brainteaser game calls up '60s spy capers and Carmen Sandiego memories.

Raven’s R&B science fiction evokes a San Francisco that still could be

Album 'Gnosis' calls upon our shared memories of dance floors past.

Jane Remover carries a big sword

Electronic-indie producer says new album is powered by 'blind rage'—but beyond that, 'Revengeseekerz' offers release.

This Emeryville archive pledges to level up gamer lore

Video Game History Foundation lovingly catalogues '80s and '90s magazines, industry brochures—even BTS 'Myst' VHS tapes.

Demora’s debut album ‘torpor’ evokes shoegaze’s decay (it’s a good thing)

SF band's textured grunge feels like a reconfiguration of '90s rock underpinnings.

$100,000 ice cream sundae? What MrBeast’s flamboyant sums say about our internet

A talk with video artist Morry Kolman, who forces viewers to gaze beyond the YouTuber's vapid philanthropism.

Lo-fi, free-form, and plant-based: Game Developers Conference’s indie offerings

Video game creators on the pleasures and pitfalls of pushing boundaries.

At Game Developers Conference, video game workers look to level up through unionization

Amid an industry downturn, the labor movement is racking up major points.