Continuing on with my relentless coverage of things pertaining to Pink Floyd, my main man-hero Roger Waters, that band's bassist and primary songwriter, has also been a pretty busy fellow...
In this day and age, one of the most polarizing classic rock groups of all time has to be Pink Floyd. There are fans who think that only the Syd Barrett era matters...
Sunny Day Real Estate frontman Jeremy Enigk hadn't played a solo show in a very long time but that changed when he rang in New Year's Eve in Seattle at El Corazon with Jen Wood...
Larkin Grimm & Tony Visconti @ Knitting Factory, 2010 (more by Lori Baily)
Vinyl sales have been on the uprise for a while now, and 2014 was the biggest year for wax in nearly two decades...
Roger Waters (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
As any respectable Pink Floyd fan already knew, that new album coming out does not involve Roger Waters in any way...
The new-old, Nick Mason/David Gilmour (with some Rick Wright, RIP) Pink Floyd album has been officially announced, and that announcement looks like this:"The Endless River" To Be Released On November 10, 2014
Details about The Endless River, the new Pink Floyd album from David Gilmour, Rick Wright and Nick Mason, were revealed as the album artwork appeared on buildings in ten International cities, including New York and Los Angeles...
Over the weekend, a tweet from David Gilmour's wife Polly Samson lit up the Pink Floyd end of the internet like a laser show: "Btw Pink Floyd album out in October is called "The Endless River"...
In The Guardian's latest Google Street View series, they've posted pictures of classic album covers taken in public places pasted onto the Google Street View snapshot of the location...
The easiest way to quickly describe this is to let Funny or Die do the talking!Happy April Fool's Day,
As you've probably heard, The Flaming Lips recently released Flaming Side of the Moon: an immersive companion piece to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon...
When it comes to hating on the concept of tribute bands making bank playing other peoples' tunes, your man Klaus will always be the first in line to drop the stinkiest, juiciest clanger on the sheer artlessness of that entire racket...