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"I gave my vintage Jazzmaster to a girl after a show in Liverpool. 30 years later she sent me back the guitar. It's like it died and went to heaven and came back to me": The miraculous return of US shoegaze pioneers Drop Nineteens - Vimarsana News

"I gave my vintage Jazzmaster to a girl after a show in Liverpool. 30 years later she sent me back the guitar. It's like it died and went to heaven and came back to me": The miraculous return of US shoegaze pioneers Drop Nineteens

Having not played guitar for 20 years, Greg Ackell and the band are back with Hard Light, finding new ways of crafting sound without expanding the pedalboard

Shelby grassroots effort cleans 18 miles of Black Fork River - Vimarsana News

Shelby grassroots effort cleans 18 miles of Black Fork River

John Schroeder helped organize the private, grassroots effort with an established goal to clean the Black Fork River of its obstructions.

Drop Nineteens return with their first album in thirty tears, 'Hard Light' – Massachusetts Daily Collegian - Vimarsana News

Drop Nineteens return with their first album in thirty tears, 'Hard Light' – Massachusetts Daily Collegian

After a 30-year hiatus, the Drop Nineteens pay tribute to their revolutionary style in a comeback album.

Drop Nineteens: Hard Light (Wharf Cat) - review | Under the Radar Magazine - Vimarsana News

Drop Nineteens: Hard Light (Wharf Cat) - review | Under the Radar Magazine

Back in ’92 Drop Nineteens were a glowing star in the small constellation of the British shoegaze scene. The catch being that the Boston natives were, of course, not British at all.

Commissioners dump $3.6 million river cleanup and seek cheaper option - Vimarsana News

Commissioners dump $3.6 million river cleanup and seek cheaper option

Richland County Commissioner Tony Vero proposed they determine what is most important in the project.