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Blondshell Shares Evocative New Song ‘Fur Elise’
Blondshell, the American songwriter Sabrina Teitelbaum, has released a new single titled ‘Fur Elise’, which serves as a lead-in to her forthcoming album ‘Violins’. The song, whose arrangement alludes to the classical piano piece of the same name, is presented as evidence of her growing confidence as an artist, using the metaphor of walking down…
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Al Jardine performs Beach Boys deep cut for first time since 1978
‘Back Home’ has a storied history. The post Al Jardine performs Beach Boys deep cut for first time since 1978 first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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In defence of Soviet bars, the great boozers of the world
One-stop for a drink and a history lesson. The post In defence of Soviet bars, the great boozers of the world first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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4 Captain & Tennille Songs That Still Sound Amazing Today
American Songwriter has revisited four songs by husband-and-wife duo Captain & Tennille, arguing they still hold up decades after release. The pair, made up of Daryl Dragon and Toni Tennille, launched their career with 1975’s “Love Will Keep Us Together” and went on to score a string of hits through the late 1970s. The article…
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ILA Locate Resilience Amid New Single ‘Sorry’
British-Turkish artist ILA has released their new single ‘Sorry’, the latest preview of their forthcoming album ‘Motherland’. The release follows the band’s recent stint supporting Mike Skinner’s The Streets on tour, a pairing that highlighted their reflective, worldly-wise songwriting style. ‘Sorry’ addresses guilt and regret, reframing pain as a source of resilience, with the band…
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Reading Festival’s bid to extend music licence for Thursday night met with noise concerns
Reading Festival’s application to extend its music licence to cover Thursday nights has run into opposition from local residents concerned about noise. Organisers Festival Republic had applied to Reading Borough Council to allow amplified music on the main stage from 5pm to midnight on Thursdays, turning the event into a four-day festival from 2027 if…
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Tupac murder trial begins, as witnesses share how “All hell broke loose” on night of rapper’s shooting
The murder trial of Duane “Keffe D” Davis, accused of orchestrating the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur, has begun in Las Vegas, with witnesses describing the chaos immediately after the shooting. Davis, a former gang leader, has pleaded not guilty to charges that he planned the attack, though prosecutors say he did not personally…
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Into the ‘Dopamine Chamber’: What can we expect from Fontaines DC’s fifth album?
Welcome back. The post Into the ‘Dopamine Chamber’: What can we expect from Fontaines DC’s fifth album? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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OzzFest Is Back: Festival Confirms Venue For 2027 Edition in Ozzy Osbourne’s Hometown
OzzFest, the rock and metal festival founded by Sharon Osbourne in 1996, has been confirmed to return in 2027, with Villa Park in Birmingham announced as the venue. This marks the festival’s revival following the death of Ozzy Osbourne in 2025, and comes after Sharon had spoken openly about wanting to bring back an event…
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Beabadoobee, Jorja Smith & Nemzzz Set to Headline All-New Spotify ‘Hometown’ Series
Beabadoobee, Jorja Smith and Nemzzz are set to headline “Hometown”, a new three-part live series from Spotify that takes each artist back to the city where their musical career began. The initiative gives U.K. talent a chance to perform intimate shows for their most dedicated fans while also supporting local community causes, continuing Spotify’s push…