20 years of 'Howling Bells'. The post “If you are any kind of artist, then you are channelling energy”: Juanita Stein talks 20 years of ‘Howling Bells’ first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

Having kicked off the year by releasing their first new music in over ten years, Howling Bells now turn their attention to celebrating 20 years of their debut.

To celebrate 50 years since its original release, ANTI- Records are gearing up to re-issue the Tom Waits classic 'Small Change'. Read more here.

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How soon is now to find out? The post How did Johnny Marr achieve the 1984 guitar tone for ‘How Soon is Now’? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

"The winner is..." The post ‘Who Will the Next Fool Be?’: The night that Charlie Rich killed his own career in 1975 first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

He ran the gamut of creating art. The post When Orson Welles made two heavy metal songs in the 1980s first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

"Sorry if we caused you any pain". The post The 1971 Wings-era song Paul McCartney would love to finally give a live debut: “Like a little treasure trove” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

Mavis Staples has been a soldier in the army of love her whole life. Not only is she still fighting the good fight, but she's only getting stronger with age.

"Love is the only weapon with which I have to fight". The post “I’m just another soldier in the army of love”: At 87, Mavis Staples is getting stronger with age first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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Thank you, thank you, silence. The post The 1998 song Alanis Morissette wants to be remembered for: “It works every time” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

When you think of the CBGB club in New York, a few bands instantly come to mind, but none more perfectly captured the spirit of the city than this band.

Blues forever! The post GA-20 with Charlie Musselwhite – ‘Blues Now’ album review: Blues now, blues then and blues forever! first appeared on Far Out Magazine.