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Paramore Reveals Artists Featured on 'This Is Why' Remix Album | Hayley Williams, Music, Paramore, Taylor York, Zac Farro | Just Jared: Celebrity Gossip and Breaking Entertainment News - Vimarsana News

Paramore Reveals Artists Featured on 'This Is Why' Remix Album | Hayley Williams, Music, Paramore, Taylor York, Zac Farro | Just Jared: Celebrity Gossip and Breaking Entertainment News

Paramore Reveals Artists Featured on ‘This Is Why’ Remix Album Earlier this week, Paramore announced Re: This Is Why, an almost remixed version of their latest album This Is Why. The trio - Hayley Williams, Taylor York and…

Paramore share snippet of unreleased track via Discord - Vimarsana News

Paramore share snippet of unreleased track via Discord

Paramore have shared a snippet of an unreleased track via their Discord. This follows a string of audio clips which appear to tease a remix album featuring the likes of Wet Leg, Julien Baker, Romy of The xx, Bartees Strange, The Linda Lindas, and Remi…

Paramore announce "almost a remix album", Re: This Is Why - Vimarsana News

Paramore announce "almost a remix album", Re: This Is Why

After a week of sharing snippets of songs to their Discord, Paramore officially announce the forthcoming remix album, Re: This Is Why which is the first remix album in the band's history.

Paramore is doing a bit of a re-record, too - Vimarsana News

Paramore is doing a bit of a re-record, too

Paramore will release Re: This Is Why, a remixed, reworked version of their album, on October 6

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Oceanator on "Nothing's Ever Fine" | Under the Radar Magazine - Vimarsana News

Oceanator on "Nothing's Ever Fine" | Under the Radar Magazine

Two years ago, indie rock singer/songwriter Oceanator (aka Elise Okusami) found herself predicting the end of the world. On her debut, Things I Never Said, her grunge ’90s alt rock inspirations became the site of cracks in the world and towering apocalypses, a perfect encapsulation of the prevailing feelings of the year 2020. Unfortunately, it is two years later and the world feels no less volatile and disaster often feels just as imminent. Perhaps, then, it shouldn’t come as a surprise how closely Okusami hews to these themes in her latest effort, Nothing’s Ever Fine.