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MOONSPELL’s FERNANDO RIBEIRO: ‘We Never Expected To Have Any Kind Of Success’
Moonspell vocalist Fernando Ribeiro said the Portuguese dark metal band faced the familiar challenge of making fresh music after more than three decades together, but found direction by deliberately creating a gothic metal record for their new album, “Far From God”. He said the album’s strong early reception matters because it confirms that fans still…
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Elastica confirm expanded deluxe reissue of self-titled 1995 debut album
Out October 2nd. The post Elastica confirm expanded deluxe reissue of self-titled 1995 debut album first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The “cringe” 1981 move Tom Petty always regretted: “The worst thing”
“I still cringe when I see it.” The post The “cringe” 1981 move Tom Petty always regretted: “The worst thing” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The 1990s supermodel who refused to go “totally nude” for Stanley Kubrick: “Couldn’t I just wear a little something?”
“He said no.” The post The 1990s supermodel who refused to go “totally nude” for Stanley Kubrick: “Couldn’t I just wear a little something?” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Michael Jackson Estate Wins Round as Judge Orders Arbitration in Cascio Siblings Trafficking Case
A US federal judge has ordered the four adult Cascio siblings to pursue their child sex-trafficking claims against Michael Jackson’s estate through private arbitration rather than a public trial. The ruling is significant because it prevents the allegations from being heard by a jury in open court, while allowing the underlying dispute to continue in…
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Dummy Reveal New Album Do You Love the Color of the Sky?
Dummy have announced their second album, Do You Love the Color of the Sky?, due for release on 16 October via Polyvinyl. The Los Angeles band have also shared its lead single, “Full Spectrum Dominance”, with a psychedelic 3D-animated video, and will support the record with a North American tour. Following 2024’s Free Energy, the…
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Erykah Badu and The Alchemist Announce Collaborative Album, Share “Witch Doctor”: Stream
Erykah Badu and producer The Alchemist have announced a collaborative album, due for release on 28 August, alongside its first single, “Witch Doctor”. The project brings together Badu’s soulful songwriting and The Alchemist’s hip-hop production, and will be supported by a North American tour with De La Soul this autumn. The as-yet-untitled album was recorded…
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Carpenter, Domingo and Theron to receive Academy Museum awards
John Carpenter, Colman Domingo and Charlize Theron will be honoured at the Academy Museum’s sixth annual fundraising gala on 17 October. The awards recognise their influence on cinema, while the event will raise funds for the museum’s exhibitions, screenings and educational programmes. Theron will receive the Icon Award for her global career impact, Carpenter the…
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“I wasn’t feeling much of anything by the time it was released.” Failure’s brilliant third album Fantastic Planet should have made them superstars. Instead, it broke their hearts and split the band
Failure’s third album, Fantastic Planet, was released in summer 1996 as an ambitious, self-produced alternative-rock record, but its path to release was damaged by uncertainty at the band’s label. Although it was expected to be a breakthrough, it did not enter the Billboard Top 200, and the disappointment contributed to the Los Angeles trio splitting…
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3 Folk Lyrics From 1976 That Hit Harder Now That Their Artists Have Aged
American Songwriter highlights three folk songs from 1976 whose lyrics it argues have gained resonance as their writers have grown older. – Joni Mitchell’s “Amelia” is presented as a reflection on independence, experience and the risks of pursuing one’s own path. – Jackson Browne’s “The Pretender” is described as capturing adulthood’s financial pressures and the…