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Shepherd Setlist: March 30, 2022 - Vimarsana News

Shepherd Setlist: March 30, 2022

Electronic music from LUXI and Immortal Girlfriend, plus some upcoming names in pop and R&B for this week's selections.

Dreaming of warm weather and music festivals - Vimarsana News

Dreaming of warm weather and music festivals

Warm weather is not far away which means music festival season is coming soon. Check out this week’s “Festival Alerts” section below for information on both the Rhythm & Roots

Wilco's 2022 Solid Sound Festival Lineup Features Japanese Breakfast, Sylvan Esso & More | Power 99.1 - Vimarsana News

Wilco's 2022 Solid Sound Festival Lineup Features Japanese Breakfast, Sylvan Esso & More | Power 99.1

The event will take over Mass MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts over Memorial Day weekend.

The Best Albums Of 2020 - Vimarsana News

The Best Albums Of 2020

The Best Albums Of 2020 Dec. 29, 2020 8:49 a.m. Before we get to the best albums of 2020, I want to highlight the most unexpectedly delightful song of the year, “I Wonder What’s Inside Your Butthole.” Lisa Rieffel dropped her daughter Jolee's inspired, inquisitive song about the mysteries of the human digestive system in May 2020, at a time when many people had just started to process the fact that the pandemic was going to disrupt life for much more than a few months. It was a welcome bit of surreal levity, and a spark of connection for many, spawning a seriesofcovers (I'...

Top 5 Alternative Folk (Ish) Albums of 2020: Cut Worms – Nobody Lives Here Anymore – SLUG Magazine - Vimarsana News

Top 5 Alternative Folk (Ish) Albums of 2020: Cut Worms – Nobody Lives Here Anymore – SLUG Magazine

Cut Worms = The Everly Brothers + George Harrison Nobody Lives Here Anymore was released in October, but it sounds like it was dug out of a record store discount bin after decades spent trapped between Buddy Holly and The Everly Brothers. Cut Worms is the moniker of Max Clarke, whose tone and lyrical subject matter firmly belong to a bygone era. There are no references to current events on this album—no timely quarantine metaphors or clever smartphone laments. Instead, these tracks dwell in the ambiguous and timestamp-free realm of wistful romance. This ground is well-traveled, but someth...