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Our 75th Birthday Concert Series - WERS 88.9FM - Vimarsana News

Our 75th Birthday Concert Series - WERS 88.9FM

We couldn’t be more excited about the series of concerts our 75th Birthday year has in store for us and our listeners.

Source: wers.org
Nation of Language made a statement at 'unreal' Turner Hall show - Vimarsana News

Nation of Language made a statement at 'unreal' Turner Hall show

After stunning Studio Milwaukee Sessions earlier in the week, the synth-pop trio and opener Miss Grit gave the full experience to an electric midweek crowd.

Nation of Language will bring its synthpop to San Francisco | Pop music - Vimarsana News

Nation of Language will bring its synthpop to San Francisco | Pop music

Band to offer sleek, minimalist synthpop tunes off new album at The Independent next week.

Nation Of Language - 'Strange Disciple' review: the cult heroes on a hot streak - Vimarsana News

Nation Of Language - 'Strange Disciple' review: the cult heroes on a hot streak

With the Brooklyn trio's third album, they dive head first into the future while paying sonic homage to the past — Read the NME review

Source: nme.com
Nation of Language on "A Way Forward" | Under the Radar Magazine - Vimarsana News

Nation of Language on "A Way Forward" | Under the Radar Magazine

If there was one unifying pursuit of all consumers of music in the past two years, it was for profound catharsis. We dove deeper into the catalogs of favorite artists in search of it. We caught virtual concerts that stood in for visits to our favorite neighborhood venues for a sense of connection. The introduction of a new band with the It factor that makes you beam with emotion, however, did seem like a phenomenon on indefinite hold. Enter Brooklyn’s Nation of Language.