The Big Indie Playlist: The best new music of the week
Big hitters…
Travelling exposes how migration and colonialism changed what the world eats
Around the world in 80 plates and counting.
‘Disclosure Day’ movie review: A blunt instrument with its heart in the right place
Spielberg returns to sci-fi
Nia DaCosta’s ‘Hedda’ is a queer, chaotic masterclass in adapting a classic
A queer icon in the making.
Mills, paintings, and Bradford: David Hockney and the everyday accessibility of art
A source of continued inspiration…
“Unfiltered takes, bold arguments, and passionate defences — Far Out’s music opinion pieces go beyond reviews to spark debate and celebrate the art of disagreement.”
“You can’t bring that in”: Diary of a gig-going diabetic, and how venues should be doing better
“For many people, it’s not just the practical risk…”
Let your heroes die: Allowing AI to aid grief is an insult to those you mourn
Let them rest in peace.
Editors Picks
Walking through a David Hockney painting in Yorkshire
David Hockney, who sadly passed away today, was one of the most celebrated and influential artists of the modern era. A key figure in the pop art movement of the 1960s, he helped reshape British art and build a bridge towards the postmodern age that followed. His rise began in 1961 at the Young Contemporaries…
“From cult classics to box office hits, our film opinion pieces cut through the noise with sharp perspectives, challenging takes, and a love for cinema in all its forms.”
This is why all men need to watch ‘Backrooms’ and ‘Obsession’
Two films with important lessons to heed.
