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Florence Road tackle “feeling out of place, lost and confused” on soaring new single ‘7563’
Irish band Florence Road have released a new single, ‘7563’, which explores feelings of dislocation and identity confusion. The track follows their 2026 breakout hit ‘Hanging Out To Dry’, which topped the Irish Airplay Chart and went viral on TikTok, and marks the latest step in the band’s rapid rise since being nominated for BBC…
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Uniqlo’s Sweet Mario Kart World T-Shirts Are Now Available
Uniqlo has launched its Mario Kart World clothing collection in Europe, having previously revealed the range for the Japanese market only earlier in the summer. The range marks Uniqlo’s first clothing line tied to the Nintendo Switch 2, continuing the brand’s history of collaborations with franchises such as Zelda, Splatoon and Pokémon. A North American…
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From 218BC to 1912: The four historic events Bob Dylan wishes he had witnessed
A strange assortment. The post From 218BC to 1912: The four historic events Bob Dylan wishes he had witnessed first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Charli XCX voicemail replaces feature during Djo’s Outside Lands set
Charli XCX made a surprise cameo during Djo’s set at Outside Lands 2026 in San Francisco on Saturday 8 August, appearing on screen to leave the singer a voicemail message that replaced his song’s original spoken-word feature. Djo, whose real name is Joe Keery, performed his 2025 track “Charlie’s Garden”, which normally features a cameo…
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“Get Lost In The Weirdness” Boomtown’s Luke Mitchell In Conversation
In this interview, Clash Magazine speaks to Luke Mitchell, the creative force behind Boomtown Fair, ahead of the festival’s 2026 edition in Hampshire. Billed as a “Radical Redesign”, this year’s event expands the festival’s fictional cityscape back out into the surrounding hills, valleys and woodland after previous post-Covid years saw it compressed around the central…
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‘Brave New Love’ Review: Infidelity Isn’t the End in an Unusual, Open-Minded Marital Drama
‘Brave New Love’, the second fiction feature from Swedish-Danish director Maria Bäck, premiered in the main competition at the Locarno Film Festival. The drama follows Kate, a Copenhagen wife and mother, as she navigates a years-long affair without treating it as a crisis with an obvious resolution, instead giving her space to work out whether…
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Is Beauty Good by Rosalind Belben review – the literary equivalent of free jazz
This Guardian review considers *Is Beauty Good*, a 1989 novel by Rosalind Belben, now reissued by Sheffield-based independent publisher And Other Stories. The critic praises it as an unconventional, dreamlike work that follows its predecessor, *Dreaming of Dead People*, and cements Belben’s reputation for eccentric, boundary-pushing fiction that combines humour with harsh observation. The novel…
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The 2004 movie Vera Farmiga calls “the reference film” for everything she’s ever done
Unusually for her, not a terrifying horror. The post The 2004 movie Vera Farmiga calls “the reference film” for everything she’s ever done first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Bob Mortimer’s strange 1989 encounter with David Byrne: “Can you imagine a more perfect meeting?”
Never meet your heroes. The post Bob Mortimer’s strange 1989 encounter with David Byrne: “Can you imagine a more perfect meeting?” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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10 Netflix Shows That Are Still the Gold Standard
Collider has published a list highlighting ten Netflix original series that the outlet considers benchmarks for streaming television, arguing that the platform’s success rested not just on its binge-release model but on the quality and ambition of its original programming. The piece frames these shows as having helped define what streaming TV could be, standing…