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Phoebe Bridgers Will Unveil ‘Lost Weekend’ Album in Planetariums in More Than 30 Cities
Phoebe Bridgers will preview her new album, ‘Lost Weekend’, through planetarium listening events in more than 30 cities worldwide from 10 to 15 August. The unusual launch, organised with Spotify and her label Dead Oceans, gives fans a shared audiovisual first listen ahead of the album’s official release and marks her first solo album since…
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The 1997 track Bob Dylan called his greatest heartbreak song: “You ripped it all apart”
Genius… The post The 1997 track Bob Dylan called his greatest heartbreak song: “You ripped it all apart” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Only The Poets Are On The Cover Of Rock Sound
Get your magazine and hand-signed poster print right now. The post Only The Poets Are On The Cover Of Rock Sound appeared first on Rock Sound.
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State Of Mind: Isaiah Rashad Interviewed
Chattanooga-raised, LA-based, and fifteen years deep into his career, Isaiah Rashad has never made the same album twice. He’s a TDE mainstay whose catalogue — ‘The Sun’s Tirade’ and ‘The House Is Burning’ — has quietly shaped the emotional register of West Coast rap without asking to be filed neatly… The post State Of Mind:…
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A Life on Fyre: Remembering the Lyres’ Garage-Punk Godfather Jeff Conolly
A fond farewell to the Carl Yastrzemski of Boston rock
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The 1974 song John Lennon couldn’t find the words for: “I couldn’t sing it”
Working better without the words. The post The 1974 song John Lennon couldn’t find the words for: “I couldn’t sing it” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Nintendo reports a full 38.5% of its sales are still physical in the wake of Sony abandoning discs
That does include DLC and digital-only games, however
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The 1967 song that got Robert Plant back into The Beatles: “Really fucked me off”
Changing tact. The post The 1967 song that got Robert Plant back into The Beatles: “Really fucked me off” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Folk Songs From the 1970s With Melodies That Still Echo Decades Later
Don McLean In the 1970s, folk songs were often masquerading as rock music. Indeed, these are three folk songs from the 1970s with melodies that still echo decades later. The post 3 Folk Songs From the 1970s With Melodies That Still Echo Decades Later appeared first on American Songwriter.
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61 Years Ago Today, the Beatles Released the No. 1 Soundtrack That Included History’s Most-Covered Pop Song
The Beatles rehearse at the ABC Theatre, Blackpool for the group’s bill-topping appearance on ABC TV’s Blackpool Night Out, 1 August 1965. Left to right: George Harrison, Paul McCartney, John Lennon, and Ringo Starr. (Photo by Daily Mirror/Daily Mirror/Mirrorpix via Getty Images) On August 6, 1965, the Beatles released one of their most experimental works…