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Why It’s Okay to Cry This Valentine’s Day

February 14th is around the corner, some of you may be excited and others I would imagine are dreading the day or pretending it does not exist altogether! Valentines Day, a supposed day of love, flowe..

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February 14th is around the corner, some of you may be excited and others I would imagine are dreading the day or pretending it does not exist altogether! Valentines Day, a supposed day of love, flowers and gift giving for many. Yet not for all.

Valentine’s day might just be the worst day in the calendar to be single. Surrounded by couples cuddling up, Valentine’s day is a time where many feel most alone, but is that really such a bad thing?

Solitude is not the worst thing in the world, many associate being single with freedom, a breaking of chains that often weigh someone down. There may even be something beautiful in that loneliness. This year, I decided to seek this beauty out, and prove to my fellow singles that solitude is not always a disaster!

My search to find serenity in the solitude led me to the abstract artist of Dimtry’s collection . This talented artist aims to capture and convey raw emotion in his work and is rather successful in his mission. Valentines Day brings emotions from love to loneliness, both of which have been truly embraced in art throughout the centuries.

Alone with myself #inside by Dmitry Art

His collection of works range from ‘Love’ to ‘Physics of Emotion’ to ‘Solitude’, which is a beautiful look into some of the more lonely emotions of feelings and indeed no surprise that his art is captured as ‘Emotional Art’. Somehow Dmitry brings a lightness to what can be a sad emotion, a freeing and flowing tone that’s comforting for a single like me.

Maybe loneliness this Valentine’s day is not such a bad thing? Like Dmitry we can seek to find the art in our emotions, the light in the dark and the freedom to our loneliness.

If there’s one thing Dmitry’s work taught me it’s that emotions are not such a bad thing to feel after all and can result in some truly beautiful pieces of work. So have a cry this Valentine’s Day! Or maybe a laugh, a smile, whatever emotions become you.

Embrace the tears and the turmoil, emotion is not always such a bad thing!

Written By: Jessica Rowe

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The NSA’s “FEVERLAND” Drops This May

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Revamp your music rotation with “FEVERLAND,” the long-lost gem from Scottish Mod/Punk legends The NSA, dropping in May 2025. Fronted by the trailblazing Nick Shane, this album is about to redefine your music vibe.

Flashback to 2014: The NSA shook things up with “TV & Sunshine,” quickly diving into a follow-up that never saw the light—until now. Fast forward a decade, and Nick Shane has taken those old tracks and spun them into pure gold. “FEVERLAND” is finally here, and it’s everything we’ve been waiting for.

Prepare for nine tracks packed with gritty, guitar-powered energy that scream underground cool. The NSA nailed it with their mod-inspired hooks and edgy indie-rock beats, capturing the spirit of Scotland’s early 2010s scene. Nick Shane keeps it fresh, bringing those vibes to life on stage today.

The drop includes four killer singles, featuring the epic title track, “FEVERLAND,” that got everyone buzzing late last year. Plus, the official video for “Long Brown Hair” is a mood—check it out if you haven’t yet!

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The NSA’s “FEVERLAND”: A Testament to Musical Mastery

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Anticipation reaches its zenith as “FEVERLAND,” the long-lost album from the distinguished Scottish Mod/Punk band The NSA, prepares to emerge in May 2025. Fronted by the exceptionally talented Nick Shane, the band has revisited recordings from 2013 to 2015, crafting them into a masterpiece that showcases their undeniable prowess.

Post the successful release of their debut album, “TV & Sunshine,” in 2014, The NSA immediately commenced work on a sophomore album. Despite the band’s unfortunate split, the brilliance of their unfinished work lingered on. A decade later, Nick Shane—demonstrating remarkable vision and skill—has meticulously mastered “FEVERLAND,” ensuring the band’s legacy excels anew.

The forthcoming album consists of nine tracks that brilliantly highlight The NSA’s raw, guitar-laden sound and Nick Shane’s astute musicianship. Through mod-inspired hooks and sharp indie-rock rhythms, the band captured the essence of Scotland’s vibrant underground. Nick Shane’s talent not only perpetuates this legacy but elevates it through his relentless dedication to live performances.

Before the full album’s release, four singles, including the celebrated title track “FEVERLAND,” were introduced, with the track “Long Brown Hair” gaining visual acclaim through its official music video in November 2024. Each release further underscores The NSA’s artistic depth and Shane’s exceptional ability to transform unfinished fragments into cohesive brilliance.

Nick Shane’s endeavors serve not just as a resurrection but as a refined realisation of The NSA’s potential, affirming their impact on the Mod/Casual movement and beyond. As “FEVERLAND” approaches, the music world eagerly awaits an album that celebrates musical talent and innovation, promising to engage minds and captivate audiences worldwide.

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“FEVERLAND”: A Resurgence from The NSA Slated for May 2025 Release

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The long-awaited second album from Scottish Mod/Punk ensemble The NSA, entitled “FEVERLAND,” is poised for release in May 2025. This moment marks a significant milestone for the band, whose efforts between 2013 and 2015 laid the groundwork for an album that would remain dormant until now. Under the guidance of former frontman Nick Shane, “FEVERLAND” has been expertly mastered for its impending debut.

Having initially captivated audiences with their debut album, “TV & Sunshine” in 2014, The NSA swiftly embarked on crafting a follow-up. However, the band disbanded before completion of the project, leaving its future uncertain. A decade later, Nick Shane has taken decisive action to honor and preserve the band’s unfinished work, resulting in the revival and eventual release of these pivotal recordings.

Comprising nine tracks characterized by raw, guitar-driven vigor, “FEVERLAND” eloquently encapsulates the mod-inspired hooks and sharp indie-rock rhythms that epitomized Scotland’s underground scene in the early 2010s. During their active years, The NSA emerged as influential figures within the Mod/Casual movement, and their impact endures through Nick Shane’s continued live performances.

Prior to the full album release, four eagerly awaited singles, including the eponymous track “FEVERLAND,” were unveiled, culminating in a late 2024 release. Additionally, an official music video for “Long Brown Hair” debuted in November 2024, offering a visual testament to the band’s enduring artistry.

Nick Shane’s stewardship of this project not only revives the legacy of The NSA but also reinvigorates their contribution to the music scene. As the release of “FEVERLAND” approaches, anticipation builds for a work that promises to resonate deeply with both longtime fans and new listeners alike.

The post “FEVERLAND”: A Resurgence from The NSA Slated for May 2025 Release appeared first on FuzzyAllOverMagazine.

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