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'Shōgun' soundtrack: artist info, tracklist and where to listen - Vimarsana News

'Shōgun' soundtrack: artist info, tracklist and where to listen

The first season of the hit drama series Shōgun concluded this week (April 23), but how can fans listen to the show’s soundtrack? 

Source: nme.com
Atticus Ross' 'Shōgun' Soundtrack Debuts on Vinyl From Mutant - Vimarsana News

Atticus Ross' 'Shōgun' Soundtrack Debuts on Vinyl From Mutant

Mutant will release Atticus Ross, Leopold Ross and Nick Chuba’s soundtrack to the critically acclaimed FX series “Shōgun” for the first time on vinyl.

The long good-bye: 10 questions for Don Winslow on his final novel, 'City in Ruins' - Vimarsana News

The long good-bye: 10 questions for Don Winslow on his final novel, 'City in Ruins'

Prolific author Don Winslow has been thrilling readers since his first published novel, the inaugural offering of his Neal Carey series, “A Cool Breeze on the Underground,” in 1991. More

The long good-bye: 10 questions for Don Winslow on his final novel, 'City in Ruins' - Vimarsana News

The long good-bye: 10 questions for Don Winslow on his final novel, 'City in Ruins'

Prolific author Don Winslow has been thrilling readers since his first published novel, the inaugural offering of his Neal Carey series, “A Cool Breeze on the Underground,” in 1991. More

Edgar Allan Poe's final woes revived in a forgotten opera - Vimarsana News

Edgar Allan Poe's final woes revived in a forgotten opera

The horror writer was born in Boston in 1809, then died 40 years later — destitute and delirious — in Baltimore. Poe’s final days are being conjured by the Boston Modern Orchestra Project in "The Voyage of Edgar Allan Poe."

Source: wbur.org