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Listen to the new split and read a track-by-track breakdown by Lumpy and IndiSKA in Decay! - Vimarsana News

Listen to the new split and read a track-by-track breakdown by Lumpy and IndiSKA in Decay!

Today we are super excited to bring you the premiere of the new split EP by Lumpy and IndiSKA in Decay (Indica In Decay featuring Dynastic, Lumpy, Holy Schnikes!, and Musicubes)! The split is self-titled and features album art by Jesse McManus. We caught up with Bryan Highhill of Lumpy and Ilan Mosk...

Dylan Wright Wins 'Australian Idol' 2024 - Vimarsana News

Dylan Wright Wins 'Australian Idol' 2024

The country gem nabbed a record deal with Sony Music and $100,000 to kickstart his stardom.

The B-52s: "If 'Love Shack' is being ruined at karaoke, I'll get up and save it!" - Vimarsana News

The B-52s: "If 'Love Shack' is being ruined at karaoke, I'll get up and save it!"

In Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?!, we quiz an artist on their own career to see how much they can remember

Source: nme.com
Review: New look Foo Fighters deliver an almightily powerful rock sermon in Melbourne - Vimarsana News

Review: New look Foo Fighters deliver an almightily powerful rock sermon in Melbourne

Dave Grohl literally leads the charge onto the stage at Melbourne’s AAMI Park Stadium. Guitar in hand he runs on from the side at pace, barely giving the...

Skills-based hiring | David Sapsted | Relocate magazine - Vimarsana News

Skills-based hiring | David Sapsted | Relocate magazine

For decades now, obtaining a university degree has been considered by many to be essential to obtain a 'decent' job. But not anymore. Increasingly across the globe, companies large and small are looking to recruit on the basis of individuals' acquired skills, rather than on their academic records.