Manchester Archives: 04/2015

Stealing Sheep have been here and there for quite some time. They’ve done the rounds on the festival scene, they’ve played plenty of support slots…

There are just seven days to go until Sounds From the Other City – one of the north-west’s finest showcases of fresh new music –…

Far Out Magazine’s Track of the Day this fine Wednesday is a bittersweet slice of reverb-drenched rock from Manchester’s now defunct, Kult Country. The band…

Just a week after it was announced that Hot Chip would be getting involved in this year’s Glastonbury, the Indietronica gurus have announced a string of…

Everyone seems to already know about Nadine Shah’s Pakistani/Norwegian heritage. The mental health issues that informed the debut album remain vital, and the comparisons to…

One of the most intriguing female folk singers around Jessica Pratt touched down for a beautifully intimate show at the Night & Day Cafe in…

Far Out headed to Soup Kitchen in Manchester’s Northern Quarter to catch the final night of former Field Music man Ian Black’s final night of…

The utmost glistening diamond from the mountain of crystalline lyrics to be found upon Fast Food acts as an air raid siren tonight, echoing around…

Manchester’s most exciting new hip-hop collective The Mouse Outfit treated fans on home turf to celebrate the release of their second alum Step Steadier, and Far Out…

Over the past few months, Alabama Shakes have been teasing fans with sneak-peaks of their forthcoming, follow-up album Sound & Color, but now the band have revealed…

Far Out Magazine headed to Soup Kitchen in Manchester to catch a debut headline gig from a band that seem like they are the tip…

Jessica Pratt made her way through the waiting audience just before half past eight. The setting was inviting and relaxed, in a familial way. Night…