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theartsdesk on Vinyl 70: Marianne Faithful, Honey Bane, Tinariwen, Kraftwerk, PJ Harvey, Dowdelin and more - Vimarsana News

theartsdesk on Vinyl 70: Marianne Faithful, Honey Bane, Tinariwen, Kraftwerk, PJ Harvey, Dowdelin and more

The most extensive regular vinyl reviews in the galaxy. By Thomas H Green.

Let's Eat Grandma: 'Trying to make sense of grief in a song was really difficult' - Vimarsana News

Let's Eat Grandma: 'Trying to make sense of grief in a song was really difficult'

The pop duo on coping with bereavement, growing apart and new album Two Ribbons

LGBTQ+ friendly UK festival - Green Man festival - Vimarsana News

LGBTQ+ friendly UK festival - Green Man festival

If you're LGBTQ+ and looking for the best festival in the UK to attend, Green Man in Crickhowell in Wales' Brecon Beacons is the most queer-friendly event.

Record Store Day 2021: The Full List of Releases Unveiled - Vimarsana News

Record Store Day 2021: The Full List of Releases Unveiled

Record Store Day 2021: The Full List of Releases Unveiled Share April 8, 2021 Record Store Day has officially revealed the full list of releases for its 2021 edition. Due to the pandemic, the event will be divided into two ‘RSD Drops’, which will be taking place on June 12 and July 17. Over 250 record stores in the UK and thousands around the world will be participating in RSD 2021. Notable highlights from the 538 exclusive records on offer include: Lady Gaga’s  Chromatica on exclusive yellow vinyl, the first-ever vinyl run of Prince’s 1998 album  The Truth, Freddie Gibbs and Madlib...

The Music We Made in Lockdown - Vimarsana News

The Music We Made in Lockdown

February 17, 2021 A sign reads, “Studio Closed Due To Covid” at the Trap Music Museum in Atlanta, Ga., 2020. (Photo by Paras Griffin / Getty Images) Creativity blooms in solitude, or so we believe in our weakness for the trope of the artist as a singular figure tapping the magic well of inspiration to make works of art. James Joyce, in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, said he needed only three things to be equipped to write: silence, exile, and cunning—the first, an attribute of solitude; the second, a means to achieve it; and the third, a tool for its exploitation.