Features Archives: 05/2015

London-based indie rockers Grass House take Thursday’s Track of the Day slot with their triumphant return ‘Learning to Less Feel’. The band – originally hailing…

When East India Youth released his debut record TOTAL STRIFE FOREVER last year it was truly a breath of fresh air. The album presented an…

Track of the Day is a barnstorming piece of noise-rock and the latest release from Speedy Wunderground, the conceptual label created by Dan Carey. Previous…

The return of The Maccabees recently was something that brought a lot of excitement to the Far Out office, not least because of their outstanding…

Celebrating it’s ten year anniversary, Dot to Dot festival has become somewhat of an institution, partnering local buzz bands with a few more established acts…

Far Out last caught Young Fathers nearly a year and a half ago just after the release of their debut album, DEAD. Since then, their exposure…

Track of the Day is an infectious piece of pop music from a hotly tipped North London who have just announced their debut LP. Gengahr…

Far Out spent the weekend on the banks of the river Mersey, soaking up an ever-eclectic line-up at Liverpool’s biggest annual musical shindig, Sound City.…

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While Far Out Magazine considers it our constitutional duty to bring you loyal readers our favourite new music on a daily basis in the quest…

Ezra Furman made his live debut on the British TV last night when he performed his latest single ‘Restless Year’. The rendition of this former…

Sometimes you can spend days trawling the internet looking for a band that can spark a life in you. A band which can bring something…