Kelly Scanlon is a Staff Writer for Far Out Magazine, specializing in music and pop culture. With a keen interest in uncovering the stories behind iconic songs and albums, Kelly delves into the world of music to explore the inspiration, influences, and impact of various artists and genres.
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Kelly Scanlon's articles primarily focus on music, musicians, songwriting, and rock and roll bands. Her coverage attributes indicate a preference for profile features and event coverage. When reaching out to her, consider offering unique insights or access to interviews with musicians, songwriters, or industry insiders. Profiles of up-and-coming artists or in-depth looks at specific events within the music world could also be of interest.
As Kelly does not have a specified geographic focus, pitches can encompass global music topics without restriction.
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Metal band Slipknot has officially confirmed the identity of their new drummer following many months of speculation.
By: Kelly Scanlon
Something happened between 1979 and 1984—something that Leonard Cohen couldn't put his finger on.
By: Kelly Scanlon
The most enduring exposure to the work of Randy Newman might live on in his sentimental ode to friendship in the Toy Story theme, but his musicianship ran far deeper than just that.
By: Kelly Scanlon
“It's quite unique for good reasons and bad reasons,” The Smiths ‘ leader Morrissey once said when describing the appeal of Manchester. “There is
Two Brooklyn-based artists have placed a large piece of contemporary art in New York ‘s Times Square, or, what is usually referred to as a pivotal
Ghost have announced the global release of their first-ever concert movie, Rite Here Rite Now , which will document the band's two sold-out shows in Los Angeles' Kia Forum.
By: Kelly Scanlon
THE SKINNY: Growing up is a strange experience. For those in the thick of it, it seems endless, and for those who have overcome the perils of
By: Kelly Scanlon
When it comes to musical legends of the 1960s, one band almost always eclipses the successes of others.
U2 frontman Bono discusses the impact of his favourite singer, Björk, whose voice and music has the ability to "go straight to my heart".
Don Henley discusses his appreciation for Billy Joel, describing him as a more "competent" musician who is "one hundred times" the musician he is.
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