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Alex Cameron & Roy Molloy Announce NZ Supports - D.C. Maxwell + Elliot and Vincent - Vimarsana News

Alex Cameron & Roy Molloy Announce NZ Supports - D.C. Maxwell + Elliot and Vincent

Galloping into our hearts in 2023 with his western-gothic debut album Lone Rider (via US imprint

D.C. Maxwell Shares Debut Album 'Lone Rider' - Vimarsana News

D.C. Maxwell Shares Debut Album 'Lone Rider'

The songwriting project of Tāmaki Makaurau's Daniel Smith (ROIDZ), D.C. Maxwell finally

Computerwife absorbs a fuzzy alt-rock life lesson on 'I Get Better Every Day' - Vimarsana News

Computerwife absorbs a fuzzy alt-rock life lesson on 'I Get Better Every Day'

New Sounds: The project of NYC-based artist Addie Warncke dropped the single and video today (July 10), and it's as soupy as the weather.

France's 'medical deserts': Hospitals facing 'daily struggle' to overcome chronic doctor shortage - Vimarsana News

France's 'medical deserts': Hospitals facing 'daily struggle' to overcome chronic doctor shortage

For decades, France capped the number of medical students. Now there are fewer doctors and staff shortages in hospitals.

Surf Curse: From obscurity to scandal to a major-label deal - Vimarsana News

Surf Curse: From obscurity to scandal to a major-label deal

Print Nick Rattigan and Jacob Rubeck knew something weird was afoot with their band Surf Curse when they saw a TikTok video about “Scooby-Doo’s” alleged polyamory subtext, soundtracked by their 2013 single “Freaks.” “We have a group chat with our manager, and she kept saying, ‘Oh my God, ‘Freaks’ is getting all these plays.’ But to be honest, we were kind of numb to it,” drummer and singer Rattigan said. Before this spring, the L.A. duo had zero reason to think that their old garage-punk song, off their independent album “Buds,” was going to be the breakout online ro...