Author: Patrick Davies Archives: 11/2014

Track of the Day comes from experimental hip-hoppers and this year’s Mercury Prize winners Young Fathers. After the huge success of their debut LP DEAD…

Far Out favourites The Wytches have been on tour this week, but given that they’re not the types to spend their day times nursing themselves…

We’ve been following Madrid popsters Deers for a few months now and, with every release, the anticipation seems to build for that full-length album to…

Today’s Track of the Day is a sumptuous slice of blissed-out hip-hop courtesy of a collective that we first caught in their home town of…

After cutting his cloth on the drums with indie stalwarts like Caribou and Of Montreal, Achmed Gallab aka Sinkane decided to go solo and, so…

Track of the Day is just too good refuse this fine Wednesday, with two of our favourite Londoners coming together to create a piece of…

Yes, after rumours began to feverishly gather pace yesterday afternoon, it’s now official. Ride have reformed after just shy of two decades out of the…

Brian Eno has announced that he will be unveiling what is commonly seen as his most sought after unreleased work next month. On December 1st,…

With a typically laid back approach that has come to define Far Out’s approach to the Sabbath, this week’s Unsigned Sunday contribution comes courtesy of…

As of this week, it’s finally here. The second Hookworms album The Hum has arrived and for us it probably goes as far as trumping…

The Strokes have been unveiled as the first band announced to perform at the 2015 edition of Primavera Sound. It may feel for many likes…

The start of the working week is normally a time to knuckle down and attempt to blow off all the cobwebs that inevitably still linger…