Interviews

“Honest conversations, creative deep dives, and unguarded moments – Far Out’s music interviews strip back the noise to reveal the people behind the records.”

Doctor’s Orders: Daniel Lanois prescribes his nine favourite records

Music that makes him move.

Tim Coffman

Jun 20, 2026

“Australia is full of debauched fuck-ups”: Pond explain the reckoning of their “stuffed” homeland on ‘Terrestrials’

“Some folks are so threatened by this prospect that they are moved to kill.”

Tom Taylor

Jun 19, 2026

Life on the road with Agustina Ruiz, Pt II: The harsh realities of being hungover on tour

A drunken life on a weary road.

Tom Taylor

Jun 19, 2026

Quick-fire Questions: 10 minutes with Everything Everything

“Appetite for Destruction, maybe?”

Tom Taylor

Jun 19, 2026

Michael Nau is not a psyop: The man who quietly released three masterpieces in a month without any fanfare

Why did Michael Nau release three albums without telling anyone?

Tom Taylor

Jun 18, 2026

Existential Boozer: A Proustian pint with Felix White

Back again.

Callum MacHattie

Jun 15, 2026

Breakfast Records: The Bristol record label showing that it really can be done

It takes ten years to be an overnight success.

Callum MacHattie

Jun 12, 2026

Oral Habit break down new album ‘A Broken Chord’ track-by-track

Careful, or your headphones might explode.

Rachael Pimblett

Jun 12, 2026

Existential Boozer: A Proustian pint with Luvcat

Behind the artist.

Callum MacHattie

Jun 11, 2026

Best and worst- Ain't review their own past gigs -

London band Ain’t review their best and worst gigs

Highlights and lowlights.

Lucy Harbron

Jun 10, 2026

Existential Boozer: A Proustian pint with Dry Cleaning

It all comes out after a pint.

Callum MacHattie

Jun 5, 2026

“I have always been a disgusting woman”: Introducing Lonnie Gunn, purveyor of gruesome emotion

Feeling is inherently repulsive.

Lucy Harbron

Jun 2, 2026