Far Out MagazineNowThe fateful moment in 1987 when Hope Sandoval joined Opal: “Start something completely new”faroutmagazine.co.uk - Ella HolmesIn 1983, after the 1980s’ psychedelic rock band Rain Parade had finished a gig in an LA basement, a teenager named Sylvia Gomez pressed a demo tape …
Far Out MagazineNowIn 1977, punk destroyed prog-rock. So how come Yes’ final masterpiece topped the charts?faroutmagazine.co.uk - Tom PhelanPunk killed off Yes, right? It’s a core slice of rock and pop lore any young music fan faces when first exploring the bands of yesteryear. We all know …
Far Out Magazine1 hour agoThe 10 most spiteful movie scenes of the 1980sfaroutmagazine.co.uk - Liam GaughanThere is some derisive, confrontational, and aggressive subtext within many classic 1980s films. One of the most amusing aspects of the way that ’80s …
Far Out Magazine1 hour agoBitter arguments and ‘Donkey Kong’: The 1983 Pink Floyd album David Gilmour dismissed as “dross”faroutmagazine.co.uk - Joe TaysomThe collaborative process within Pink Floyd was never straightforward. Despite producing results on The Wall and Dark Side of the Moon, which inserted …
Far Out Magazine1 hour agoThe five best jazz anthems of 2026, ranked by Far Outfaroutmagazine.co.uk - Maddi Fearn“So, ya like jazz?” purred Barry B Benson, the iconic bee-casanova from 2007’s Bee Movie, as he set about seducing a human woman. It’s a ridiculous …
Far Out Magazine2 hours ago“We better write another”: The 1988 Traveling Wilburys song they initially said wasn’t good enoughfaroutmagazine.co.uk - Tim CoffmanAnyone who thought of bringing material to a Traveling Wilburys session knew to bring their A-game. It probably wasn’t the best idea to get something …
