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Frank Iero and Travis Stever on the tapping, harmonized solos and gear change-ups that fueled post-hardcore supergroup L.S. Dunes' debut - Vimarsana News

Frank Iero and Travis Stever on the tapping, harmonized solos and gear change-ups that fueled post-hardcore supergroup L.S. Dunes' debut

The My Chemical Romance and Coheed and Cambria guitarists talk their newfound chemistry, favorite Klon clones and an all-new Ernie Ball Music Man design that's still under wraps…

L.S. Dunes: Pandemic "Life Preserver" and Rock's Best New Supergroup - Vimarsana News

L.S. Dunes: Pandemic "Life Preserver" and Rock's Best New Supergroup

How members of My Chem, Circa Survive, Thursday and Coheed channeled existential dread into explosive emo

Music: Heart To Gold : "Respect" (Live at Studio 4) - Vimarsana News

Music: Heart To Gold : "Respect" (Live at Studio 4)

Minnesota based three piece Heart To Gold have announced a live session at Studio 4. The session was recorded last winter with Will Yip at Studio 4. They have released the first video for "Respect" from the session. The band will also be out on tour next month with Born Without Bones and Housewife. ...

L.S. Dunes were a lifeline during the pandemic for five friends - Vimarsana News

L.S. Dunes were a lifeline during the pandemic for five friends

L.S. Dunes comprises some of the most prominent names in alternative music. With their new album, Past Lives, they're pushing their creativity to new heights.

L.S. Dunes: "We needed a place to put our hearts and souls, musically, during the pandemic" - Vimarsana News

L.S. Dunes: "We needed a place to put our hearts and souls, musically, during the pandemic"

L.S. Dunes might comprise members of the most iconic bands in post-hardcore, but you shouldn’t dare call them a “supergroup”. Australian Guitar finds out why