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Adult DVD face reality on clubby new single ‘Rolling Face’: “A job in a suit can only get you so far”
Leeds dance-punk sextet Adult DVD have released a new single, “Rolling Face”, the latest preview of their forthcoming debut album. It follows previous tracks “Cowboy On Aisle Three” and “Real Tree Lee”, continuing the band’s rise after two well-received EPs and a standout showing at The Great Escape festival earlier this year. The 12-track album,…
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Music Venues Are In Crisis – Can Sponsorship Help Preserve Our Grassroots Spaces?
The Music Venue Trust’s latest annual report shows grassroots UK music venues are closing at a rate of roughly two a month, even as festival sponsorship revenue soars, raising the question of whether brand money could help preserve small clubs and pub venues. The report highlights a stark contrast within the same music industry: the…
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Running, remembering and Jarvis Cocker with the most beautiful missed beat in music history
TAKE IT DOWN… The post Running, remembering and Jarvis Cocker with the most beautiful missed beat in music history first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Smino’s Jazz Cafe Festival Set Felt Like A Homecoming
Rapper Smino delivered a homecoming-style performance at London’s Jazz Cafe Festival, co-headlining alongside Ari Lennox in a set clashing directly with hers on a separate stage. It marked his first London show since a 2024 Somerset House appearance, and he described the capital as a “third home” after St. Louis and Chicago, with the gig…
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Premier League 2026-27 preview No 4: Brentford
Brentford enter the 2026-27 Premier League season under Keith Andrews, who impressed in his first full campaign but ultimately missed out on European qualification on the final day, drawing at Anfield while Brighton lost to Manchester United. Guardian writers predict a slightly improved eighth-placed finish this season, though the club faces the challenge of replicating…
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4 Songs From the 1970s That Feel Like Lounging in the Sunshine
American Songwriter has published a light-hearted list recommending four songs from the 1970s that evoke the feeling of lounging outdoors in the sun. The selection spans soul, soft rock and progressive rock, chosen more for their laid-back, sun-soaked mood than for chart-topping success. Featured tracks include Roy Ayers Ubiquity’s 1976 hit “Everybody Loves The Sunshine”…
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The horizon holds no real answers: Lily Lyons and the endless pursuit of creativity
What will be, will be. The post The horizon holds no real answers: Lily Lyons and the endless pursuit of creativity first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Carly Simon seemingly lambasts marriage to James Taylor on brutal new song
Singer-songwriter Carly Simon appears to take aim at her ex-husband James Taylor on a new track, “Maybe I Never Loved You,” from her forthcoming album Comes in Waves, out on 14th August. It will be her first collection of original material in 18 years, and reports suggest its lyrics revisit the couple’s turbulent marriage, which…
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WATCH: Waterparks’ Chaotic Puppet-Based Video For ‘TELL ME WHY’
Waterparks have released a music video for “TELL ME WHY”, the opening track from their new album “JINX”, despite it originally being made purely to secure guest vocalists rather than for public release. The song features Mark Hoppus, Dillon Francis, Danny Elfman and Eric Nally, and depicts frontman Awsten Knight dying and confronting the Devil…
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3 One-Hit Wonders From the 1980s I Remember Listening to on the Couch in the Summertime
This lighthearted feature from American Songwriter recalls three one-hit wonders from the 1980s that the writer associates with lazy summer days spent watching MTV, before streaming services existed. The piece reflects on how these songs, despite their artists never repeating chart success, left a lasting cultural imprint through heavy rotation on television and radio. The…