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The ‘musicians’ musicians’ band that Ritchie Blackmore rated above Jimi Hendrix and The Beatles: “Our heroes”
Sound and fury. The post The ‘musicians’ musicians’ band that Ritchie Blackmore rated above Jimi Hendrix and The Beatles: “Our heroes” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Hook, AI-Powered Music Remixing App, Strikes UMG Deal as It Takes Social-Forward Approach to Fan-Created Remixes (EXCLUSIVE)
Hook, an AI-powered music remixing app, has struck a licensing deal with Universal Music Group, giving fans access to catalogues from sublabels including Republic Records, Capitol Records and Virgin Music Group. The agreement marks an escalation of an existing partnership and positions Hook as an artist-friendly alternative to AI music generation platforms such as Suno…
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The Beatles reach new agreement with Universal Music ahead of 2028 biopics
It covers areas such as licensing and merchandise. The post The Beatles reach new agreement with Universal Music ahead of 2028 biopics first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The Beatles reach new agreement with Universal Music ahead of 2028 biopics
It covers areas such as licensing and merchandise. The post The Beatles reach new agreement with Universal Music ahead of 2028 biopics first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Dexter and The Moonrocks Announce New Album ‘Friends That I Don’t Like’
Texas rockers Dexter and The Moonrocks have announced their new full-length album, ‘Friends That I Don’t Like’, due for release on 2 October via Severance Records/Big Loud Rock. It follows their 2025 EP ‘Donkey Flats’ and marks a step forward for a band that has often resisted being pinned to a single genre, blending elements…
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Haywire announce second album following Roadrunner Records deal
Melbourne hardcore band Haywire have signed to Roadrunner Records and announced their second album, ‘I Don’t Wanna Say Goodbye’, due for release on 2 October. The record follows their 2024 debut ‘CONDITIONED FOR DEMOLITION’ and marks a significant step up for the band, whose rapid rise over the past 18 months has been capped by…
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Cameron Winter releases debut live album from Carnegie Hall in October
Cameron Winter, frontman of the band Geese, has announced his debut live album, Live at Carnegie Hall, set for release on 9 October via Partisan and PIAS. The record documents a December performance at the New York venue, part of a short US tour supporting his 2024 solo debut Heavy Metal, and marked him as…
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Haywire Throw $5,000 into the Pit to Celebrate New Album
Boston hardcore band Haywire marked their signing to Roadrunner Records by throwing $5,000 in cash into the crowd during their set at Sound and Fury festival last weekend. The stunt coincided with the announcement of their debut album on the label, I Don’t Wanna Say Goodbye, due out on 2 October, and forms the opening…
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‘Calling Elvis’: The 1991 Dire Straits song that was more than just a joke
Careful what you wish for. The post ‘Calling Elvis’: The 1991 Dire Straits song that was more than just a joke first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Phoebe Bridgers Postponing This Week’s UK Shows Due To Appendicitis
Your body doesn’t care about your album-rollout plans. Sometimes, your body can actively veto your album-rollout plans. Phoebe Bridgers’ triumphant new LP Lost Weekend is finally out, and she recently arrived in the UK to play a series of sold-out, no-phone record store gigs and signings. She played two sets at London’s Union Chapel on…