“The original Dark Side of the Moon that everybody knows and loves is actually third generation tape, most of it. Most of the drums, bass and…
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Each of the world’s major cities have an amazing musical history, but London’s is especially rich. From the reggae/dub-centric Notting Hill Carnival to the rock…
Sydney-based rockers Accidental President got together as a band under one philosophy; that the world was going to shit. Their hard-rock righteousness is the perfect…
Following the release of their 1973 masterpiece Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd were at a bit of a loss of where to go…
New Rolling Stones videos, lost Pink Floyd soundtrack work, and the return of LCD Soundsystem. Amongst our usual local contingent, we’re stoked with…
Listen to the “lost” Pink Floyd soundtrack for 1970s American head trip drama flick, Zabriskie Point
Pink Floyd‘s music is nothing if not cinematic. And while their live shows were forever entwined with theatre, they rarely dove into the world of…
An immaculate pop record rampant with quirk and possibility, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn hit with an energy and fresh enthusiasm Pink Floyd would never…
Yesterday we heard the unspeakably sad news that Paint, Microsoft’s 32-year-old image editing baby, was going the way of the dodo.
Hours and hours of…
Pink Floyd – The Wall is a psychedelic concoction of animation, musical drama and live action that was named after the 1979 Pink Floyd album, The…
Pink Floyd front man Roger Waters put on quite a show last night at Meadowlands Arena, New Jersey as part of a public dress rehearsal.
Waters…
London’s V&A Museum have been known to put on incredible immersive music-focused exhibitions. Their 2013 David Bowie retrospective was an absolute triumph, with an unprecedented collection…
Commuters of Chicago will find temporary relief from having to stare at the dreaded ‘TRUMP’ sign plastered on Trump tower, as an architect plans to conveniently position Pink Floyd…
What better way to pay homage to your favourite band ever than naming a goddamn species after it?
To Oxford University zoologist Dr Sammy de Grave…
