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3 Powerhouse Duets From the 1990s That Captured a Lost Era
This is a list-style feature revisiting three duets from the 1990s, an era the author argues produced a distinctive style of collaborative songwriting rarely matched today. The piece highlights the playful chemistry, vocal power and cross-genre appeal that made these tracks enduring favourites, spanning pop, Disney soundtrack balladry and country music. – “The Boy Is…
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ILLIT On Their Favorite Part of Filming “I Got Your Back” Music Video & How ‘MAMIHLAPINATAPAI’ Mini Album Is Different For Them | KCON LA 2026
K-pop group ILLIT appeared at KCON LA 2026, where they discussed the making of their music video for “I Got Your Back” and reflected on how their latest release differs from their previous work. The appearance forms part of the group’s promotional activities around their new mini album, giving fans insight into the creative choices…
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DEVIN TOWNSEND: ‘Since ‘The Moth’ Was Done, I’ve Written About 100 Songs’
Canadian metal musician Devin Townsend has revealed he has written around 100 songs since completing his orchestral metal opus “The Moth”, which was released in May 2026 via InsideOut Music. Speaking to Metal Insider, Townsend said he is now developing roughly five different projects simultaneously, crediting an increasingly efficient creative process and a dedicated team…
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The 1987 album Sammy Hagar crowned as the peak of his career: “I still love this record”
The moment where everything came together. The post The 1987 album Sammy Hagar crowned as the peak of his career: “I still love this record” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The 1997 Radiohead song that terrified Thom Yorke: “Nothing was in our control”
The primal sounds of fear. The post The 1997 Radiohead song that terrified Thom Yorke: “Nothing was in our control” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Criminal’s tail-wagging Labrador leads police to his hiding spot after he abandoned pooch while fleeing officers
A criminal who fled from police was caught after his Labrador, abandoned during the chase, gave away his hiding spot with its tail-wagging behaviour. Officers were led to the man’s location by the dog, whose reaction on encountering police reportedly betrayed where its owner was concealed. The episode highlights how even a well-meaning pet can…
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The 1974 Eagles song Don Henley called a miracle: “It was like a resurrection”
Restarting their hit-making days. The post The 1974 Eagles song Don Henley called a miracle: “It was like a resurrection” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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How John Belushi’s cocaine habit made recording ‘The Blues Brothers’ soundtrack a living nightmare in the 1970s
“On-set currency”. The post How John Belushi’s cocaine habit made recording ‘The Blues Brothers’ soundtrack a living nightmare in the 1970s first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Rock Songs From the 1970s That Will Actually Make You Smarter
American Songwriter, in a listicle piece, highlights three 1970s rock songs it argues offer more than entertainment, presenting them as tracks that impart wisdom or provoke reflection. The article frames the decade’s rock music as blunt and direct, valuing straightforward messages over metaphor, and uses three well-known examples to illustrate different kinds of insight, from…
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What Do We Make Of Karol G’s ‘No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto’ Top 10 Debut?
Karol G’s sixth studio album, “No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto,” has debuted at No. 8 on the Billboard 200 with 50,000 equivalent album units earned in the US, marking her fourth top 10 debut despite an unusually short promotional run of just nine days between announcement and release. The album fared better on the…