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Record Store Day 2023: Everything you need to know in Nashville - Vimarsana News

Record Store Day 2023: Everything you need to know in Nashville

Record Store Day returns Saturday, and Nashville plans to embrace the annual holiday the best way it knows how: With tons of live music.

Crazy Horse, boygenius' Debut, New Pornos, William Tyler's Full-Band Live Album & More Among Today's New Releases - Vimarsana News

Crazy Horse, boygenius' Debut, New Pornos, William Tyler's Full-Band Live Album & More Among Today's New Releases

Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums by Crazy Horse, boygenius, The New Pornographers, William Tyler, Steve Gunn & David Moore, The Hold Steady, London Brew, Mighty Poplar, and Scott McMicken.

This Week's New Releases: Boygenius, The Hold Steady, City And Colour - Vimarsana News

This Week's New Releases: Boygenius, The Hold Steady, City And Colour

What a week! Boygenius' debut album is finally here, accompanied by a short film directed by Kristen Stewart, Alexisonfire's Dallas Green has put out a new LP under his City and Colour moniker, and The Hold Steady have released their ninth studio album. Still want ...

William Tyler & The Impossible Truth - Secret Stratosphere - Vimarsana News

William Tyler & The Impossible Truth - Secret Stratosphere

Secret Stratosphere by William Ttyler & The Impossible Truth album review: an essential road trip down the mythical American highway

Katie Gately 'Fawn / Brute' Album Review - Vimarsana News

Katie Gately 'Fawn / Brute' Album Review

The birds peck out the eyes of the stepsisters, the sister locks the witch in the oven to save her brother, the mother decapitates her stepson and cooks him in soup — such grim familial imaginings are fit for songs by Katie Gately, who for nearly a decade has been making delightfully twisted sonic fables of her own. Gately’s electronic music is theatrically expressive; her clanging, clamorous soundscapes have always had a flair for the dramatic. On her new album Fawn / Brute, she roots those soundscapes in familiar myth: bedtime stories and nursery rhymes that are mischievous and d...