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The Best Songs of the Paisley Underground - Vimarsana News

The Best Songs of the Paisley Underground

The Paisley Underground wasn’t so much a movement as an intermission between Next New Things. It was 1981 and punk music had run its course.

Journey Cofounder Gregg Rolie Demands Refunds for Fans of 'Misleading' European Concert (Exclusive) - Vimarsana News

Journey Cofounder Gregg Rolie Demands Refunds for Fans of 'Misleading' European Concert (Exclusive)

Journey co-founder Gregg Rolie has asked that a festival in France issue refunds for a now-canceled show that claimed he would be performing.

Adolescents to release new album of re-recorded rarities - Vimarsana News

Adolescents to release new album of re-recorded rarities

This weekend, The Adolescents will release a new album. Caeser Salad Days is out via Frontier Records and finds the band re-recording rare and import only tracks. The album is prodcued by Scott Reeder. You can see the track list and tour dates below....

Who Owns Punk History? On Jon Savage's England's Dreaming - Vimarsana News

Who Owns Punk History? On Jon Savage's England's Dreaming

Though academics have lauded Jon Savage's book of music history and interviews, England's Dreaming, as a nimble intellectual text, others equally detest it.

LISA FANCHER: STEERING PUNK'S FINAL FRONTIER IN LA - Vimarsana News

LISA FANCHER: STEERING PUNK'S FINAL FRONTIER IN LA

Often overlooked by punk history’s gatekeepers, Lisa Fancher’s venerable Frontier Records label is celebrating 40 years of important punk rock releases. Without her there to release some of the first music by the Adolescents, Circle Jerks, Angry Samoans, Black Randy, Red Kross, Suicidal Tendencies and so many more, the Los Angeles punk scene would have been far less righteous. Anthony Mostrom caught up with Lisa Fancher, still releasing new material, and reissuing the best of the old stuff, 40 years later.