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Violent Femmes – Gordon Gano on "Blister in the Sun" and 40 Years With the Band - Vimarsana News

Violent Femmes – Gordon Gano on "Blister in the Sun" and 40 Years With the Band

As soon as the bouncy guitar riff from Violent Femmes’ enduring pop hit, “Blister in the Sun,” comes on the stereo, likely you’re immediately boosted into a good mood. Then the childlike snare drums clap and the helium-like singing voice of the band’s frontman, Gordon Gano, comes in and the melody-induced grin on your face is complete. But how did that song come about? Why did Gano first write it?

Bleach festival on the Gold Coast review: Heartland, Roller Coaster and the Acoustic Life of Sheds - Vimarsana News

Bleach festival on the Gold Coast review: Heartland, Roller Coaster and the Acoustic Life of Sheds

Bleach festival, under artistic director Rosie Dennis, tells the untold stories of people in the Gold Coast community, including roller skaters and people with sheds.

Source: smh.com.au
Today's ear X-tacy: Violent Femmes "American Music" - Vimarsana News

Today's ear X-tacy: Violent Femmes "American Music"

Today's ear X-tacy features a classic track or deep-cut from the Alternative era every weekday at 10:10.

Source: lpm.org
St Andrews charitable trust invites local groups to apply for grant funding - Vimarsana News

St Andrews charitable trust invites local groups to apply for grant funding

The St Andrews-based Kinburn Charitable Trust is encouraging local groups with projects needing support to find out more about grant funding

Why MONA festivals are luring cool kids deep Down Under - Vimarsana News

Why MONA festivals are luring cool kids deep Down Under

Since opening in 2011, a visit to the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) near Hobart, Tasmania -- and near the bottom of the planet -- has been a badge of honor.

Source: nypost.com