Vision Fortune

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We Want To Cause Confusion: Vision Fortune Interviewed

The churning drones and hammered percussion of London's Vision Fortune thrillingly blur the lines between electronics and guitars. With their debut album imminent, they sit down with Joe Clay to discuss musical freedom, plus listen to an exclusive advance stream of the full album

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LISTEN: Vision Fortune Quietus Mix

London trio get the party started with some thoughtful, dense music to mark announcement of second album Country Music

Hookworms Get Ready For A Lost Weekend

Hookworms invite Vision Fortune, Ultimate Painting, Cold Pumas and more to Salford for a two-dayer at the end of this month

Launch Successful: Celebrating 15 Years Of Rocket Recordings

With the Bristol/London label turning 15 this year, Daniel Dylan Wray caught up with its founders and asked its roster to talk us through their favourite tracks from the anniversary compilation, Crystallized

Rocket Recordings Set For 15 Years Comp

Crystallized slated for release next month

INTERVIEW: Vision Fortune

We talk to the band about their new mixtape Titanic Part II: The Legend Goes On... (2000), which you can listen to and download below

LISTEN: New Vision Fortune Remix

London trio rework Eugene McGuinness' latest single Fairlight

WATCH: Vision Fortune – XVII

New video from debut LP Mas Fiestas Con El Grupo Vision Fortune

Iceage To Headline All-Dayer This Sunday

Danish punks will top the bill at the Shacklewell Arms' event in aid of survivors of torture

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FrightFest The 13th: The Cigarette Burns Report

Josh Saco of Cigarette Burns enjoys the recent Film4 Frightfest, which took place at the Empire Cinema in Leicester Square. Still from American Mary

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From Queercore To The Future: Miranda July Talks Independent Art

Ahead of the UK release of The Future on November 4, Val Phoenix met Miranda July at the London Film Festival

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Lars Von Trier’s Antichrist and Shocking Body Horror Films

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Articles 1

We Want To Cause Confusion: Vision Fortune Interviewed

News 8

LISTEN: Vision Fortune Quietus Mix

Hookworms Get Ready For A Lost Weekend

Launch Successful: Celebrating 15 Years Of Rocket Recordings

Rocket Recordings Set For 15 Years Comp

INTERVIEW: Vision Fortune

LISTEN: New Vision Fortune Remix

WATCH: Vision Fortune – XVII

Iceage To Headline All-Dayer This Sunday

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