How to effectivate your coverage and sponsorship …
If you are the presentor or the bringer-to-you-by brand you better represent especially after you prove you can present. Magazines’s make your money matter and put that content on the web. Give the people a look!
Panda Bear at FYF 201 … Did you see this?
In case you were one of the many who snatched the neon iPhone case at FYF 2010, well did you even stop and think for a minute that there would be this awesome cute little catalogue of dialogue and the art of Luke McGarry’s sketches for artists such as: Panda Bear, Local Natives and Ted Leo? Did you?
Well now that I have completed that extremely run on sentence, I hope you catch my drift. I am about to present to you in so little words and a few cute pictures - the preview display of L.A. Record’s amazing presentation of FYF 2010.
FYF Fest. Saturday Sept. 4th Brought to by L.A. Record
I got my hands on one of these amazing mini-zines, because this drunk girl at a party was like “oh this guy I met last weekend invited me to the fest, omgawsh it was so fun, we got so drunk, now he is outside and just talking to other girls, so I am just sitting here pretending to be enjoying this catalog” - yeah, that chick gave it to me.
the Cults:
Local Natives:
always fabulous and familiar band … Local Natives, this time there were some electric guitar riffs that even got those not on double shots off their feet and dancing in the heat of the day.
Screaming Females:
The Rapture:
And give it up for the one, the only - Ted Leo:
And now I would like the designer of the map to please stand up.
A, B, C do not match up in anyway with Sequoia Stage, Redwood Stage and Oak Stage. It’s cool I kept on moving …
and then make me smile all over again for my favorite term of endearment ever “!!!”
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last thing to say …
L.A. Record you should have the FYF listed on the homepage of your site or live reviews and potentially the digital version of your mini-zine drawings done by Luke McGarry. At LEAST 24 hours after the festival is over.
