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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,…
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Squirrel Flower Doesn’t Want To Make It Easy
Squirrel Flower, the project of Chicago-based musician Ella O’Connor Williams, has released her fourth album, Say A Prayer To The Gods Of Getting Going. In a new interview with Stereogum, Williams discusses the record’s 11 tracks, which explore themes of solitude, connection and the tension between feeling immortal and confronting human fragility, often through the…
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‘I could have put a deposit on a house or do this crazy experiment’: the British musician playing 365 gigs this year
Isaac Neilson, a 26-year-old singer-songwriter from Derby, is attempting to perform a live gig every single day throughout 2026, a self-devised challenge intended to force his way into an industry he sees as blocked by nepotism and hidden barriers for independent, working-class artists. By the 231st day of the year, reached with a show in…
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Cool new prog from Lonely Robot, Eivør, Colin Moulding, Cult Of Luna and more in Prog’s brand new Tracks Of The Week
Prog magazine’s website has published its latest “Tracks Of The Week” round-up, a regular feature spotlighting new releases from artists across the progressive music scene. This week’s selection includes eight tracks from acts such as Lonely Robot, Eivør, Colin Moulding, and Cult Of Luna, offering readers a snapshot of current progressive rock and related output.…
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas on making a film about love and caste inequality
Actress and producer Priyanka Chopra Jonas has spoken to the BBC about executive producing The Cycle of Love, a new film exploring both romance and caste discrimination in India. She told culture correspondent Noor Nanji she was immediately captivated by the true story at the heart of the project, which she believed deserved to be…
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The key to creativity, according to Werner Herzog: “I could rattle on”
Essential. The post The key to creativity, according to Werner Herzog: “I could rattle on” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Brian Robert Jones Shares Comedic Musical Theater Album About The Louisiana Purchase (And Hayley Williams Is On It)
Brian Robert Jones, the touring guitarist known for playing with Vampire Weekend, Paramore and Hayley Williams, has released his own comedic concept album, “Weezyana: The Louisiana Purchase Musical.” The nearly two-hour project reimagines the story of Thomas Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase as a full musical theatre production, complete with Broadway-style songs and narrated plot…