What Music Looks Like

From 1984 to 1988, art director Laura LiPuma sat at the helm of Prince's visual identity, shaping the look and feel of his imperial run. This is the story of how a right-place, right-time lunch-hour miracle brought Laura face-to-face with Prince for the first time, and how their meeting would change the course of their respective careers. Host: Paul Weedon Music: Andy Kelly Design & Artwork: Alex Vissaridis

In this mini episode, Deafheaven frontman George Clarke reflects on the unexpected visual legacy of 2013's Sunbather. From repeat collaborations with designer Nick Steinhardt to seeing their artwork serve as the basis for countless graphic designers' mood boards and even internet memes, we discuss the art of finding a balance between the grotesque tropes of metal and clean, minimal design. Host: Paul Weedon Music: Andy Kelly Design and artwork: Alex Vissaridis

Unlike many of his peers who emerged from the world of graphic design, French producer, DJ and composer Myd's unique visual philosophy was shaped by the study of sound design. From the sterile uniforms of cult electronic four-piece Club Cheval to signing with Ed Banger Records, Myd has established his own high-concept visual universe of pastel holiday aesthetics, Dubai car-boats and anarchic self-referential live shows where nothing is quite what it seems. This is the story of how self-irony and electronic music collide. Host: Paul Weedon Music: Andy Kelly Design and artwork: Alex Vissaridis

As frontman of Converge and founder of Deathwish Inc., musician and visual artist Jacob Bannon is uniquely positioned to talk about the ways in which design and music intersect. For over three decades, Bannon has spent his career defining the visual aesthetic of underground heavy music - from the immortal iconography of 2001's Jane Doe to designing artwork for acts across the musical spectrum. This is the story of how he straddles multiple worlds across music and design. Host: Paul Weedon Music: Andy Kelly Design and artwork: Alex Vissaridis

Composer duo Joe Henson and Alexis Smith reflect on over two decades of experience composing for video games. From the claustrophobic scares of Alien: Isolation to a modern retelling of James Bond's origin story in 007 First Light, The Flight have taken two of cinema's biggest franchises and translated them into a unique sonic world of their own. This is the story of how they did it. Host: Paul Weedon Music: Andy Kelly Design and artwork: Alex Vissaridis