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Loud Graves announce 'The Fool' 7-inch - Vimarsana News

Loud Graves announce 'The Fool' 7-inch

Oakland, CA's Loud Graves (the band founded by Dom davi of Tsunami Bomb have announced their second 7-inch. It's called The Fool and it's out May 10. The release features the songs "Boxcutter" and "Crooked Crown". You can hear the lead track below....

Alternative Tentacles Announces Rocky Mountain TentacleFest in Denver with Tsunami Bomb - Vimarsana News

Alternative Tentacles Announces Rocky Mountain TentacleFest in Denver with Tsunami Bomb

Alternative Tentacles has announced a new installment of TentacleFest. This segment is part of Denver Colorado's Levitt Pavilion Summer Free Concert Series. The free show will be Friday, August 30th and features Tsunami Bomb and Kultur Shock, with Denver locals Wheelchair Sports Camp, and Dead Pione...

Fired Shawnee City Manager appointed to new position in Edwardsville - Vimarsana News

Fired Shawnee City Manager appointed to new position in Edwardsville

Doug Gerber was fired last November by the Shawnee City Council after someone sent a sexually explicit video of him to city employees

Source: kmbc.com
Trump to host Orbán in his Florida residence next week - Vimarsana News

Trump to host Orbán in his Florida residence next week

Former US President Donald Trump is scheduled to welcome Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, Bloomberg reported on Feb. 29, citing an anonymous source familiar with the arrangements.

Source: yahoo.com
"Art is Love:" Savannah State building marked in protest of arts program cuts - Vimarsana News

"Art is Love:" Savannah State building marked in protest of arts program cuts

Savannah State students marched through campus on Monday Feb. 19 to protest a plan to cut the Visual and Performing Arts program

Source: yahoo.com