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Bruce Dickinson confirms his next album will arrive in 2027: “Heavy as shit”
Dickinson is keen to follow up his last album. The post Bruce Dickinson confirms his next album will arrive in 2027: “Heavy as shit” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Geddy Lee Suggests Neil Peart Visited Him as a Bird When RUSH Tour Kicked Off
RUSH bassist and singer Geddy Lee has described an eerie encounter with a bird that he associates with late drummer Neil Peart, who died in 2020. The story emerged just as the band launched their “Fifty Something” reunion tour, adding a poignant note to the return to the road for Lee and guitarist Alex Lifeson…
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Jesse Michaels Confirms Operation Ivy Logo Is Based On Spider-Man
Operation Ivy frontman Jesse Michaels has confirmed long-standing speculation that the ska-punk band’s iconic “jumping man” logo was likely inspired by a Spider-Man comic cover. The image, first seen on the California band’s 1988 Hectic E.P. before appearing in silhouette form on later releases, has fuelled fan debate for years, and Michaels’ comments finally offer…
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UnitedMasters Strengthens Executive Leadership Team With Four New Hires
UnitedMasters, the independent music company led by CEO Steve Stoute, has appointed four new executives to strengthen its leadership team, the company announced on Monday 10 August. The hires span marketing, brand partnerships, commerce and operations, reflecting the company’s continued investment in infrastructure and talent as it seeks to support independent artists on a global…
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Yo La Tengo, Kathleen Hanna, Corin Tucker, & More Cover Yoko Ono At The Broad’s Tribute Show
An all-star line-up of indie and alternative musicians performed at the Broad museum in Los Angeles on Saturday to pay tribute to Yoko Ono, the 93-year-old avant-garde artist and musician, at an event titled “Yoko Only: A Night Celebrating the Music of Yoko Ono.” Ono herself did not attend, but the concert coincided with the…
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Spider-Man artist reveals look at the cancelled Sinister Six movie we never got to see
Spider-Man artist Rafael Grassetti has shared artwork offering a glimpse of Sony’s cancelled Sinister Six film, a project intended to expand its Spider-Man villain universe. The images have renewed interest in the abandoned production and illustrate how far development appears to have progressed before it was shelved. The film was associated with Sony’s earlier plans…
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Every Baby Boomer Alive Remembers These 4 Classic Pop Jams From 1972
The article is a light nostalgia piece from American Songwriter highlighting four pop songs from 1972 that it argues remain instantly recognisable to baby boomers. It forms part of a recurring series the site runs celebrating older hits from specific years and genres, aimed at readers with fond memories of the era’s chart music. The…
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The “nightmare” 2010 role Gwyneth Paltrow couldn’t wait to be over: “I really have to stop this”
“At first I panicked…” The post The “nightmare” 2010 role Gwyneth Paltrow couldn’t wait to be over: “I really have to stop this” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Drake Finally Found A Goth Baddie To Bark At
Drake used a Stake-sponsored Kick livestream on Saturday to host a “20 v 1” speed dating event featuring internet personalities including Jordyn Lucas, Lily Phillips, Lena The Plug and cosplay influencer Pinkchyu (real name Lin Lamar), ultimately choosing Pinkchyu as his “wife”. The stunt drew widespread attention online, in part because Drake had previously described…
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Born 108 Years Ago Today in Texas, the Country Star Who Co-Starred With Sean Connery and Founded Your Favorite Breakfast Sausage Brand
Jimmy Dean, born in Seth Ward, Texas, on 10 August 1928, is being remembered on the anniversary of his birth for a career that spanned country music, television and food manufacturing. Best known today for the breakfast sausage brand bearing his name, Dean first built his fame as a singer and TV personality, scoring a…