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Bibio And Dorian Concept Announce Collaborative Album ‘Answers’
Bibio and Dorian Concept have announced a new collaborative album titled ‘Answers’, set for release on 16 October via Warp Records. The pair have known each other for more than 15 years, having first met in 2009 and maintained contact ever since, swapping musical ideas along the way; Bibio previously played guitar on Dorian Concept’s…
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Watch Yungblud crowdsurf in a wheelchair after breaking his leg
Yungblud has returned to the stage after breaking his leg in a motorbike accident, performing at a Portuguese festival and crowdsurfing while sat in a wheelchair. The 28-year-old singer, real name Dominic Harrison, had confirmed via social media that despite the injury he would still honour his upcoming European festival commitments, and footage shows him…
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Westside Cowboy – ‘It Goes On’ album review: Believe the hype
Fulfilling their big promise. The post Westside Cowboy – ‘It Goes On’ album review: Believe the hype first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Anderson .Paak And Cordae Confirm Collaborative Album
Anderson .Paak and Cordae have confirmed their long-anticipated joint album, ending years of speculation about a full collaborative project. The two artists have been close for some time, having previously spoken of their intention to eventually record together, and the announcement marks the realisation of that ambition. The album, titled ‘Heavy Is The Crown’, is…
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Premier League season preview: Hull City to Spurs | Football Weekly video
This is a podcast video, not a written news report: the Guardian’s Football Weekly team previews the upcoming Premier League season, covering clubs from Hull City to Tottenham Hotspur. It forms the second instalment of the outlet’s season preview series, offering listeners early analysis and predictions ahead of the campaign. Host Max Rushden is joined…
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How The Who overcame internal strife and a drummer behaving like a ‘Saudi prince’ to make their most poignant album. “Roger punched me once, and I’m sure I asked for it”
A feature revisits the turbulent making of The Who’s 1973 album Quadrophenia, focusing on the band’s fractious relationship as they toured to promote Pete Townshend’s ambitious concept record. The piece recalls a chaotic gig at Newcastle’s Odeon Cinema on Bonfire Night 1973, where technical failures with backing tapes and audiences struggling to follow the album’s…
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Bleech 9:3 Return With New Single ‘Figure 8’
Bleech 9:3 have shared new single ‘Figure 8’. The Irish-rooted band have built a real sense of connection, with their self-titled EP making waves on its release earlier this year. An imposingly powerful live phenomenon, Bleech 9:3 will hit the road once more this Autumn, including a sold out show… The post Bleech 9:3 Return…
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Ref, I barely brushed him! The artist who’s painted all of Roy Keane’s red cards
Irish painter Seánie Harte has created a series of oil pastel paintings depicting all 11 occasions on which Roy Keane was sent off while playing for Manchester United, transforming the midfielder’s most notorious moments of on-pitch aggression into colourful, playful artworks. The project draws inspiration from Keane’s own blunt, humorous retellings of his red cards…
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Why RCA didn’t even want to release The Eurythmics biggest hit: “All hell let loose”
Against better judgment… The post Why RCA didn’t even want to release The Eurythmics biggest hit: “All hell let loose” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Miliband summons top Israeli envoy over ‘unacceptable and destructive’ settlement project