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IN PHOTOS: Jeff Rosenstock filled the Eastside Bowl with grunge and heavy metal - Vimarsana News

IN PHOTOS: Jeff Rosenstock filled the Eastside Bowl with grunge and heavy metal

On the heels of his new record “HELLMODE” released on Sept. 1, indie-rock artist Jeff Rosenstock’s North American tour is going strong and shook the ground at the Eastside Bowl on Sept. 16. The venue, tucked in the back of a retro bowling alley, channeled the energy of a hazy club with a bar and...

Jeff Rosenstock Pulls Hope From His Washing Machine of Chaos - Vimarsana News

Jeff Rosenstock Pulls Hope From His Washing Machine of Chaos

Jeff Rosenstock talks about riding the vibe of a seven-minute jam, Neil Young, the scarcity of DIY spaces and his new album, HELLMODE.

Bruce Lee Band talk Ska, Asian American visibility, confronting Trump's lies on new LP - Vimarsana News

Bruce Lee Band talk Ska, Asian American visibility, confronting Trump's lies on new LP

For over 25 years, Mike Park has embodied the DIY punk ethos. Here, he unpacks his life's work: from running Asian Man Records to his band's latest album, 'One Step Forward. Two Steps Back.'

Jeff Rosenstock Sings in Korean for New Bruce Lee Band Song - Vimarsana News

Jeff Rosenstock Sings in Korean for New Bruce Lee Band Song

Since 2014, Jeff Rosenstock has been performing with saxophonist and vocalist Mike Park in the Bruce Lee Band. Later this month, on May 28, the band will release the new Division in the Heartland EP via Park’s Asian Man Records. A new track from the EP is called “BLT” (short for “Bruce Lee Theme”), and it finds Rosenstock singing in Korean. Mike Park wrote the “BLT” lyrics. Listen below. “Part of me was excited to do it because it feels fresh to sing in a different language, and I thought our pals in Korea might have fun singing along with Mike’s vague nonsense phrases, sho...