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Britain abandoned bid to recover lost £5.5bn treasure from a Royal Navy shipwreck near Gibraltar in case it upset Spain
Britain reportedly gave up an attempt to salvage roughly £5.5 billion in gold and silver from a sunken Royal Navy warship near Gibraltar, amid concerns that recovering the treasure could damage diplomatic relations with Spain. The wreck lies in a sensitive area close to the disputed British Overseas Territory, and officials were said to be…
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Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 – Release Date, Gameplay, And Everything We Know
While many game studios chase the elusive idea of a “forever game,” Bandai Namco cracked the formula a decade ago with Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. Pitting fan-favorite characters from the franchise against custom-made warriors, Xenoverse 2 had an extraordinarily long run following its release in 2015, as constant updates and new story content kept the…
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Sturgis im here. Let’s ride. # #yungblud #shorts
Yungblud is the British rock musician known for his high-energy, punk-inflected sound and larger-than-life persona, and this short clip captures him arriving at Sturgis. The video is a brief, casual moment shared as a YouTube Short rather than a polished music video, giving fans a glimpse of him in the biker rally setting with the…
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Yoko Ono announces re-release of 1982 album, ‘It’s Alright (I See Rainbows)’
It will arrive on September 18th, 2026. The post Yoko Ono announces re-release of 1982 album, ‘It’s Alright (I See Rainbows)’ first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Remembering When Devo Boldly Reinvented a Rolling Stones Classic in 1977
In early 1977, the American band Devo took on The Rolling Stones’ classic “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” as one of their first major moves, transforming it into a jerky, mechanical reworking that bore little resemblance to the original. The reinterpretation, born from a jam session in the studio, shifted the song’s tone from Mick…
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“I don’t think the underground or extreme metal scene will ever dig us. It’s elitist”: How Trivium defied the gatekeepers and split the critics with The Crusade
Trivium broke through in 2005 with their album Ascendancy and a star-making performance at Download festival, but their 2006 follow-up, The Crusade, prompted a significant backlash and divided critics and fans. Metal Hammer spoke to the band during their first US tour that year, discussing their rapid success, accusations of snobbery from parts of the…
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Sonja Kristina looks back over half a century of Curved Air. “I was wearing my green corduroy hippie outfit and Polaroid glasses. They played such stunningly beautiful music”
Sonja Kristina, the last surviving co-founding member of progressive rock band Curved Air, has given an interview reflecting on the group’s history as it prepares to disband for good after more than five decades. Formed in London in 1970 and known for blending progressive rock with classical and folk influences, the band’s planned farewell tour…
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Born 49 Years Ago Today in Georgia, the Go-to Hitmaker for Artists Like Carrie Underwood, Taylor Swift, and Tim McGraw
Hillary Lindsey, born in Washington, Georgia on 11 August 1977, has become one of Nashville’s most successful songwriters, credited with 27 number-one hits spanning country and pop. Her catalogue includes Grammy-winning songs such as “Jesus, Take the Wheel” for Carrie Underwood, “Girl Crush” for Little Big Town, and “I’ll Never Love Again” for Lady Gaga…
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CMAT picks out Neil Young’s worst song on ‘Subway Takes’: “Big f*cking stinker”
CMAT’s not a fan of one song on ‘Harvest’. The post CMAT picks out Neil Young’s worst song on ‘Subway Takes’: “Big f*cking stinker” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Our leeds show has 6 tickets left!!!
This clip is a short, energetic announcement from an artist or band letting fans know their upcoming Leeds show is nearly sold out, with only six tickets remaining. It’s the kind of urgent, direct-to-camera update acts use to spur last-minute ticket sales ahead of a live date. Posted as a YouTube Short, the video leans…