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Perth Indie Band Rabbits Wedding Climb Up Aus Charts After 37 Years - Vimarsana News

Perth Indie Band Rabbits Wedding Climb Up Aus Charts After 37 Years

"To re-release a song 37 years later and to have it chart and to get such a wonderful reception is really great fun."

'The Ultimate Gig': Reflecting On Big Day Out 10 Years After The Last Iteration Of The Festival - Vimarsana News

'The Ultimate Gig': Reflecting On Big Day Out 10 Years After The Last Iteration Of The Festival

Ten years after the final edition of Big Day Out took place, it's time to take a look back at the history, growth and legacy of an iconic Australian music festival.

Aus Dance Music Pioneer Andrew Penhallow Passes Away - Vimarsana News

Aus Dance Music Pioneer Andrew Penhallow Passes Away

The Australian electronic music industry is in shock with news of the passing of Andrew Penhallow.

Georgia Maq, Tame Impala, Augie March: Australia's best new music for January | Music - Vimarsana News

Georgia Maq, Tame Impala, Augie March: Australia's best new music for January | Music

Each month we add 20 new songs to our Spotify playlist. Read about 10 of our favourites here – and subscribe on Spotify, which updates with the full list at the start of each month

1991 saw the music industry turned upside down, and 30 years later, its echoes remain - Vimarsana News

1991 saw the music industry turned upside down, and 30 years later, its echoes remain

1991 saw the music industry turned upside down, and 30 years later, its echoes remain SatSaturday 6 updated SatSaturday 6 Nirvana's Novaselic, Cobain and Grohl were key in the "quasi-revolution" that up-ended music. ( Print text only In the 1980s the music industry was divided into two worlds. On one side was the big-money mainstream world of MTV-approved pop and rock stars, the all-important singles and album charts, and pay-to-play commercial radio. This is where you would find the likes of Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston and Michael Bolton. On the other side was so-called "alternative mus...

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