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Zach Bryan releases 'self-produced', 'self-titled' album! - Vimarsana News

Zach Bryan releases 'self-produced', 'self-titled' album!

Zach Bryan has delighted his fans with a new album.Zach Bryan's latest album was released on Friday, and country music fans are ecstatic.The War And Treaty, Sierra Ferrell, Kacey Musgraves, and The...

Motor Ace live at the ABC rooftop, Sydney, 2001 - Vimarsana News

Motor Ace live at the ABC rooftop, Sydney, 2001

Motor Ace were everywhere. The Melbourne band were getting thrashed on triple j, their song ‘Death Defy’ was the opening theme to new TV show The Secret Life of Us, they were on the road and in the charts. This week is the 20th anniversary of the release of their beloved debut album Five Star Laundry, which went on to score them 3 Hottest 100 spots and an ARIA nomination for best rock album. The week of release, the band played this special show to a crowd of lucky punters on the rooftop terrace of the ABC in Sydney. Let those 2001 memories come flooding back with tunes like 'Death Defy...

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From Kylie to Tool — here are the albums turning 20 this year - Vimarsana News

From Kylie to Tool — here are the albums turning 20 this year

From Kylie to Tool — here are the albums turning 20 this year SatSaturday 9 updated SunSunday 10 Kylie Minogue and her now-famous white jumpsuit went global in 2001 with her album Fever. ( Print text only Cancel The year 2001 saw the rise of the iPod and the fall of the World Trade Centre — two events that shaped the world in very different ways. Twenty years on, the ripples of both of those events are still felt. The former helped change the way we listen to music, paving the way for the now—ubiquitous streaming platforms and the sounding of the death knell on CD sales.

Source: abc.net.au