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Turnstile reveal Elton John collaboration on NEVER ENOUGH companion album
Turnstile have confirmed NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS, a “reimagined” companion to their Grammy-winning 2025 album NEVER ENOUGH, will be released on 28 August via Roadrunner Records, alongside a fresh run of US tour dates. The Baltimore band describe the project as neither a remix nor a covers album, and its release is notable chiefly for the…
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Rare Röyksopp ‘Melody A.M.’ vinyl with Banksy cover sells for £3,720 at auction
A rare copy of Röyksopp’s 2001 debut album ‘Melody A.M.’, featuring cover art spray-painted by Banksy, has sold for £3,720 at auction through Wessex Auction Rooms. The sale highlights how much value Banksy’s involvement adds to an item, with the auctioneer noting the price reflected the artwork rather than the record’s condition or the band’s…
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Jill Scott Continues to Follow Her Creative Compass in Her Legendary Career: ‘This Isn’t a Job That I Do — This Is a Mission’
Jill Scott has marked a milestone stretch in her career, capping a four-night concert run at The Met in Philadelphia by receiving the key to her home city, as she reflects on 26 years since her debut album, Who Is Jill Scott? In a Billboard interview, the three-time Grammy winner discusses her return to music…
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Why The Roots Remain One of Hip-Hop’s Most Groundbreaking Acts: ‘The Curiosity Is Still There’
The Roots, the hip-hop collective co-founded by Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson and Tariq “Black Thought” Trotter, are being honoured in Billboard’s 2026 Hip-Hop Hall of Fame after more than three decades together, a run they discuss in a new interview covering their creative partnership, longevity and forthcoming album. The pair, who met as teenagers at a…
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Ian Munsick Talks Writing an “Anthemic” Love Letter to the West on His New LP
Country singer Ian Munsick has released a new album, The Mountain Goat, which he describes as an “anthemic” tribute to the American West and the people who live there. He said the project was driven by a desire to demonstrate that being a cowboy involves more than adopting a look, at a time when Western…
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The 1975 Bad Company song that took five years and one chord to become a classic
A rock classic… The post The 1975 Bad Company song that took five years and one chord to become a classic first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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RIVAL SONS Guitarist SCOTT HOLIDAY Shares ‘Autonomatic’ Single From HOL1D4Y Solo Project
Rival Sons guitarist Scott Holiday has released “Autonomatic”, the second single and accompanying music video from his new solo project HOL1D4Y, ahead of his debut album “Topology” due out on 25th September 2026. The record marks a departure for Holiday, who steps into a singing role for the first time in his career, and follows…
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Bassvictim’s Ike Clateman Apologizes For daine Shade, “Never Meant To Diss” Them
Bassvictim member Ike Clateman has apologised to hyperpop artist daine after remarks he made about their collaboration were interpreted as a diss, briefly stirring speculation of a rift between the two rising acts. The clarification matters mainly for fans of the scene, as it defuses a minor social media dispute rather than any serious conflict,…