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The five “nothing” bands Kurt Cobain couldn’t stand: “It really offends me”
Cobain was not afraid. The post The five “nothing” bands Kurt Cobain couldn’t stand: “It really offends me” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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John Summit Coliseum Date as The Amateur Finds Streaming Success
John Summit has added a Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum date to his CTRL ESCAPE tour, with the electronic music DJ scheduled to headline the venue on 12 December 2026. The concert is listed for 7pm and is being promoted as the tour’s closing large-scale date. Ticketing information published with the announcement said presales would precede…
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3 One-Hit Wonders From the 1990s I Remember Listening to on the Couch in the Summer
The article nostalgically highlights three 1990s songs described as one-hit wonders that were widely heard on television and radio during summer holidays. It argues that their memorable dance rhythms, accompanying moves and cultural visibility made them defining pop-culture fixtures of the decade. The selections are 69 Boyz’s 1994 “Tootsee Roll”, praised as both a dance…
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Massive Attack Launch New Bohemian F.C. Strip
Massive Attack and Dublin’s fan-owned Bohemian F.C. have unveiled a new third kit for the club’s 2026 FAI Cup campaign. The collaboration follows previous Bohemians partnerships with Fontaines D.C. and Kneecap, and is intended both to support the club and draw attention to political and humanitarian issues concerning Cuba. The khaki-and-black striped shirt features a…
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Jamie T announces surprise intimate London gig
Jamie T has announced a surprise one-off London show at Scala in King’s Cross on 20 August, his first full concert in two years. The intimate homecoming date is significant because it returns him to the venue where he first performed with a full band in 2006, while promotional material suggests it may mark the…
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“This is a new sound, you’re going to see some freaky-looking dudes going nuts onstage!’” How Korn launched nu metal – and got in legal hot water – with their incendiary debut single Blind
Korn’s debut single Blind is presented as a defining early moment for nu metal, combining heavy guitar grooves, unusual rhythms and Jonathan Davis’s confrontational vocal delivery. The song helped launch the band into the mainstream and became a template for many later acts, while also signalling a more abrasive and theatrical live sound. Although Blind…
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Peking Duk Welcomes Us to ‘Paradise’ With Long-Awaited First Album
Australian electronic duo Peking Duk have released Paradise, their long-awaited debut album, after more than a decade of successful singles. The 14-track record represents a creative reset for Adam Hyde and Reuben Styles, who say working without the pressure of expectations made them feel like “kids again” and gave them greater freedom after leaving Sony…
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Listen to David Bowie’s previously unheard ‘Today’ demo from 1965 Shel Talmy Recordings
A previously unheard 1965 David Bowie demo, ‘Today’, has been released ahead of the forthcoming album David Bowie: The Shel Talmy Recordings. Recorded when Bowie was still known as Davie Jones, the sparse, melancholic song explores heartbreak and offers an early glimpse of musical ideas associated with his later work. The album is due on…
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The “rude” director who saved Ewan McGregor’s career: “What the fuck have you been doing?”
Didn’t sugar coat his feedback at all. The post The “rude” director who saved Ewan McGregor’s career: “What the fuck have you been doing?” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.