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Every Sonic Youth Album, Ranked - Vimarsana News

Every Sonic Youth Album, Ranked

Guitarists Thurston Moore and Lee Ranaldo and bassist Kim Gordon founded Sonic Youth in New York City in 1981, bringing Michigan-born drummer Steve

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Dunfermline: Plans to convert old Masonic Lodge into three-bed home - Vimarsana News

Dunfermline: Plans to convert old Masonic Lodge into three-bed home

PLANS have been lodged to turn a derelict and vandalised building in Dunfermline into an "unusual modern contemporary home".

Heard about the audiologist who's cleaning up Dunfermline? - Vimarsana News

Heard about the audiologist who's cleaning up Dunfermline?

HEARD the one about the audiologist in Dunfermline who's decided to clean up this town?

Kid Congo Powers | Feature Interview | Alternative Press - Vimarsana News

Kid Congo Powers | Feature Interview | Alternative Press

AltPress sat down with Kid Congo Powers (the Cramps, Kid Congo and The Pink Monkey Birds) to go over his life and career as a definitive punk guitarist.

The Big Takeover: Knoxville Girls - In a Ripped Dress (Bang!) - Vimarsana News

The Big Takeover: Knoxville Girls - In a Ripped Dress (Bang!)

Sonic Youth drummer Bob Bert and other members of the Gotham scum/noise rock underground. The group lasted long enough to pump out two albums of urban, back-alley blues/country/folk rock, though 1999’s Knoxville Girls and 2001’s Paper Suit had more in common with Johnny Thunders than the alternative country hordes riding the range at the time. (That was no doubt the point, band heritage or no.) In a Ripped Dress consists of Suit demos and Girls outtakes, newly mixed by Teel in New Orleans. Girls fans know what they’re getting: low-fi scunge takes on Americana gems like