Lucy Harbron is the Editor In Chief of Far Out Magazine. With a passion for music, film, and pop culture, Lucy's articles cover a wide range of topics, including interviews with iconic musicians, reviews of movies, and insights into the creative process behind beloved songs and performances. Her writing captures the essence of artistic expression and its impact on both the artists and the audience.
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The Beatles ' growth can near enough be tracked by the substances they were consuming.
By: Lucy Harbron
The tricky second album is a hurdle that plenty of artists have spoken about struggling with as the pressure from a strong debut mounts and the
By: Lucy Harbron
Shakespeare wrote, “If music be the food of love, play on,” and since the dawn of sound, from the day music began, people have been writing odes to
By: Lucy Harbron
Sometimes, the path of inspiration is clear. For some artists, it's easy to see exactly where they've found their sound as if every song is a puzzle
By: Lucy Harbron
THE SKINNY : Rachel Chinouriri isn't a new artist by any means. The indie pop musician has been about releasing music since 2018.
By: Lucy Harbron
There's no arguing: Keith Richards is one of history's finest guitar players. As the lead guitarist and one of the principal songwriters for The
The sad nature of mortality is that no one ever knows when the end will come. Even with the longest illnesses and all the time in the world to
British humour is a notoriously hard thing to pin down. It's silly, but not too much and always in a self-aware way. It's sarcastic but not too cynical.
By: Lucy Harbron
When you pull a ten of swords during a tarot reading, it comes as a warning. It's a painful image; a body either in crushing agony or already dead, pinned to the floor as a visceral sign of a low point.
In total, John Lennon wrote 95 songs for the Beatles. But that's only the officially released effort.
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