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bluedot festival 2022 line-up announced | Northwich Guardian - Vimarsana News

bluedot festival 2022 line-up announced | Northwich Guardian

AFTER two years of postponements, popular Cheshire festival bluedot is back and has revealed its line-up for 2022.

Northwich to host Shed Seven frontman and rave scene legend - Vimarsana News

Northwich to host Shed Seven frontman and rave scene legend

TWO Britpop legends and one of the original rave scene pioneers are set to appear at a charity gig in Northwich in the spring.

New documentary on acid house and birth of UK rave culture launches crowdfunder for release - Vimarsana News

New documentary on acid house and birth of UK rave culture launches crowdfunder for release

The film features never-before-seen footage captured at club events in Chicago, Manchester, London, Ibiza and elsewhere

Source: djmag.com
Festivali Station Narva külastas ligi 2300 inimest - Vimarsana News

Festivali Station Narva külastas ligi 2300 inimest

Narvas 5. kuni 7. augustini neljandat korda toimunud feistvali Station Narva külastas kokku 2297 inimest. Festival rakendas ka esimese Eesti suurüritusena tervisepassi kontrolli, kohapeal tehtud kiirtestidega ühtki koroonapositiivset ei tuvastatud.

theartsdesk on Vinyl 65: Solomun, Black Sabbath, Trojan Records, The Creation, Seefeel, Motörhead and more - Vimarsana News

theartsdesk on Vinyl 65: Solomun, Black Sabbath, Trojan Records, The Creation, Seefeel, Motörhead and more

London indie outfit This Is The Deep make wonderfully eccentric but catchy music. The Best is Yet to Come (Part 1) is a mini-album that plays at 45 RPM, whose eight songs mingle quirky post-punk dub-funk with something altogether poppier and frothier. They are unafraid of utilising quirky sound effects and stylings that, in others hands, might lead to a kitsch novelty factor, but in theirs the results range from outright pop to the skronk-punk-jazz abstraction of “Eyes on You” to a weird slowie to vaguely Talking Head-ish moments to the cinematic exotica of the title cut. Uncategorizable...