When I left home, in the late 1970s, I bought my first second-hand camera and eventually made myself an album in the same style ... In one panel, under the text ‘wish you were here’, I mounted two ...

Incubus were the musical guests on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night (May 6th), celebrating the imminent release of their new Morning View XXIII re-recording. Brandon Boyd and Co. played a mini-set ...

Brit Floyd returns to the stage with their biggest and most spectacular production to date, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s classic album Wish You Were Here. Widely regarded as the ...

We’ll describe a famous album sleeve design to you. But can you name the album? Here’s a quiz that will test your visual memory. We’ll describe a famous rock or indie album cover in a simple ...

This summer, Incubus will perform their blockbuster 2001 album, Morning View, in full on a US arena tour with special guest Coheed and Cambria (get tickets here). As a preview, the band played “Wish ...

Elsewhere on set, a pyrotechnics team was also called in to set fire to a mannequin standing in for Gosling in a shot referencing Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here album cover, while a VFX makeup ...

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TravelThe Teardrop Isle flaunts palm-studded beaches, spectacular tea country and eight world-heritage sites. Here’s why you should get in before the influencers do. TravelBroadsheet checks in to the ...

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To make her sophomore album, Bird’s Eye, Ravyn Lenae had to move beyond rigid genres, beyond home, and beyond her past.

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The song from McEntire's first studio album in five years breaks hard news to someone in need of being set free.