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Imagine! Belfast: 10 essential events for your 'enter-brain-ment' from this year's festival – The Irish News - Vimarsana News

Imagine! Belfast: 10 essential events for your 'enter-brain-ment' from this year's festival – The Irish News

Journalism, poetry, AI, music, movies and more are on the thought-provoking line-up of the Imagine! Belfast Festival of Ideas and Politics

"My tone is already destroyed by the time it gets to the amp": Yard Act are redefining post-punk guitar with plugins and 'cheapo' gear – and they reckon a Squier Bullet Tele sounds great DI'd - Vimarsana News

"My tone is already destroyed by the time it gets to the amp": Yard Act are redefining post-punk guitar with plugins and 'cheapo' gear – and they reckon a Squier Bullet Tele sounds great DI'd

In a radical new album, Yard Act are blurring the lines between post-punk and hip-hop. Guitarist Sam Shipstone reveals how it was made – with sampling, budget gear and an experimental approach to tone

U.K. Albums Chart: Liam Gallagher and John Squire Snag Crown - Vimarsana News

U.K. Albums Chart: Liam Gallagher and John Squire Snag Crown

Gallagher bags his 14th U.K. chart leader, Squire scores his first.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor, The Amazons, Heartworms and more added to Truck Festival 2024 line-up - Vimarsana News

Sophie Ellis-Bextor, The Amazons, Heartworms and more added to Truck Festival 2024 line-up

Sophie Ellis-Bextor, The Amazons, Heartworms and more have been added to the line-up of Truck Festival 2024.

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Yard Act: Where's My Utopia? review — funkier and funnier than ever - Vimarsana News

Yard Act: Where's My Utopia? review — funkier and funnier than ever

Singer James Smith mines his own past to witty effect on the Leeds band’s second album, whose sound shifts from post-punk to Gorillaz-style beats