Crippled Black Phoenix – “Winning a Losing Battle” (premiere) + Interview
Hear the latest from heavy prog act Crippled Black Phoenix.
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onDeadWaves – “Comfortably Numb” (Dusk Version) (Premiere)
onDeadWaves cover of Pink Floyd's "Comfortably Numb" is an attentive take on the classic song.
David Gilmour and Polly Samson Take LA by Musical and Literary Storm
With Gilmour playing his first American shows in a decade, seen here at the Hollywood Bowl, there was a rare opportunity for the couple to appear together to discuss their collaborations.
The Vivid Walls That Surround Us All
This Blu-ray release of Roger Waters' staging of Pink Floyd's magnum opus has copious bonus materials.
David Gilmour: Rattle That Lock
Rattle That Lock is an intimate album with genuine feeling and heart, and Gilmour shows without question that his talents have not diminished.
Roger Waters: Amused to Death (take 2)
Amused to Death, emerged as a dark, desultory look at the domination of the media as a brainless but powerful influence in the shaping of mankind’s political, religious and social ideals.
Roger Waters: Amused to Death (take 1)
In 1992, Roger Waters released a mighty record that was given the bum's rush by pop history. Remixed, repackaged, and remastered, it's back to teach us a lesson.
Counterbalance: Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here
Come in here, dear boy, have a cigar. You're gonna go far, just like the 207th most acclaimed album of all time, Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here.
Gov’t Mule: Dark Side of the Mule
With Dark Side of the Mule, Haynes and company’s faithful recitations do little to breathe life into already tired songs for those new to the Mule.
Easy Star All-Stars: Dub Side of the Moon
Space-rock and dub reggae sound great together, man. Who knew?? 10th Anniversary reissue for the Pink Floyd reinterpretation.
Gov’t Mule – ‘Money’ (audio)
Pink Floyd gets the jam band blues treatment in Gov't Mule's latest live album, Dark Side of the Mule.
Pink Floyd: The Endless River
On The Endless River, Pink Floyd sounds as strong as it did during some of its best years. On this almost entirely instrumental album, however, the lyrics are sorely missed.