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Save Us Drop Crushing New Track ‘Far’
Save Us have released ‘Far’, a new single from their forthcoming album ‘Death To Something’. The metalcore and alternative rock track explores the emotional strain of pursuing ambitions while being separated from loved ones, drawing on vocalist Miguel Owls’ homesickness during the album’s recording. Owls said the song was written midway through the band’s time…
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This Sci-Fi Prequel Revived a 40-Year-Old Franchise With a Genius Twist
Rise of the Planet of the Apes is presented as an unusually effective prequel because it reframed the original franchise’s intelligent apes as sympathetic figures and placed responsibility for the dystopian future on humanity. The article argues that its grounded setting, emotional focus on Caesar and modern motion-capture work revived a series that had struggled…
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German ‘swimming pool for everyone’ announces today is for ‘Black people only’, sparking furious backlash
A German swimming pool described as being “for everyone” announced that a particular day would be reserved for Black people only, prompting a strong public backlash. The decision has reignited debate about whether race-specific events intended to create safer or more welcoming spaces are inclusive or discriminatory. The announcement appears to apply to a single…
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Jacob Alon Releases Live Album From London Roundhouse Show
Jacob Alon has released ‘Live From The Roundhouse’, a live album and video recorded during their sold-out London Roundhouse show earlier this year. The release captures the Scottish songwriter’s acclaimed stage performance and follows the success of their debut album, ‘In Limerence’, reinforcing their growing profile in UK music. The digital release contains 13 songs…
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BOFH: How our Covid ransomware protocol’s Y2K blockchain lowered uptime
A satirical BOFH column depicts an IT team routinely inventing management statistics because nobody checks them, using polished charts to make the figures look credible. It matters chiefly as a comic critique of corporate reporting culture, where presentation and plausible excuses can outweigh accurate operational information. The narrator and PFY claim they have used successive…
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London bus drivers start 26 days of strike action over ‘dangerously hot’ working conditions as capital sees latest heatwave in record-breaking summer
London bus drivers have begun 26 days of strike action, citing working conditions they describe as dangerously hot during the capital’s latest heatwave. The dispute matters because it could disrupt services for passengers while drawing attention to heat risks for staff working in vehicles during an exceptionally warm summer. The action coincides with further high…
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America’s promise to our Afghan allies is still unfinished five years later
Nearly five years after the US withdrawal from Afghanistan and the Taliban’s return to power, the authors argue that America’s promise to protect its Afghan wartime allies remains unfulfilled. Many translators, drivers and others who worked with US forces became targets for reprisal, and while a broad coalition of evangelical Christians, veterans’ groups and organisations…
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Country star Colt Ford breaks shoulder after being “pulled through a windshield” in tour bus crash
“The crew is a little banged up.” The post Country star Colt Ford breaks shoulder after being “pulled through a windshield” in tour bus crash first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Scottish prosecutors cast eye over leaky supplier after staff data exposed
Scotland’s public prosecution service has warned around 300 employees that their work-related personal details may have been exposed after suspicious activity was detected at an unnamed third-party supplier. The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service said its own systems, casework and confidential case information were unaffected, but the breach could increase the risk of targeted…