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The 1970s musical “baby” Joan Jett said The Runaways rejected
“I was saving that”. The post The 1970s musical “baby” Joan Jett said The Runaways rejected first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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‘Douglas Gordon By Douglas Gordon’ Director Finlay Pretsell On His Portrait Of An Eccentric Genius: “This Is The Mind Of A Conceptual Artist” – Edinburgh Film Festival
On the face of it, Finlay Pretsell’s first feature, Time Trial (2017), seemed like any other underdog sports movie, chronicling the last hurrah of disgraced Scottish cyclist David Millar in his last year as a professional rider at the Tour De France. Others might have taken the easy option and milked this against-all-odds story for…
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The “mad” director who called Hugh Grant an arsehole: “Fuck how it fucking feels”
Didn’t pull a single punch with old Hughie. The post The “mad” director who called Hugh Grant an arsehole: “Fuck how it fucking feels” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The singer Billy Gibbons called “the very embodiment of rock and roll”
A bold claim. The post The singer Billy Gibbons called “the very embodiment of rock and roll” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Portugal. The Man Announces 2026 Australian East Coast Tour Dates
The shows follow the release of the group’s tenth studio album, SHISH, out last November.
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“The album’s brevity is its biggest advantage. There is no chance of getting bored.” J.J. Cale keeps it short on the easygoing Okie
J.J. Cale’s most famous songs were made famous by others, but Okie’s laid-back charm is enticing in its own right
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Gordon Lightfoot’s 1955 teenage phone call that defined his discography
Hello? The post Gordon Lightfoot’s 1955 teenage phone call that defined his discography first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Bryan Ferry’s failed audition for legendary prog-rock band King Crimson
What could have been… The post Bryan Ferry’s failed audition for legendary prog-rock band King Crimson first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The 1971 song that still inspires Dolly Parton: “A lot of hope”
A beautiful world. The post The 1971 song that still inspires Dolly Parton: “A lot of hope” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The singer Bob Dylan knew made the best sad songs: “It’s my thing”
“No one writes a sad song like Hank Williams…” The post The singer Bob Dylan knew made the best sad songs: “It’s my thing” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.