Following their 50th anniversary box set, Pink Floyd are now releasing a standalone remaster of their classic album, 'Dark Side of the Moon.'
Pink Floyd will release a new vinyl box set of 'The Dark Side of the Moon' to celebrate the album’s 50th anniversary.
Whether the use of psychedelic drugs has changed since the '60s is a moot point when it comes to the influence it had on the connection between music, art, and fashion. It seems that influence is here to stay.
Released 40 years ago this month, 'Pink Floyd: The Wall' can best be described as 90 minutes of interconnected weirdness, scored by one of the best rock albums of all time.
All proceeds from the single will go to Ukraine Humanitarian Relief and marks their first original music since 1994's 'The Division Bell.'
Every Friday, the band will post rare or unreleased tracks previously not available online. It'll be called 'Syd, Roger, Richard, Nick, and David – An Evolving Pink Floyd Playlist.'
The recent auction of 127 of David Gilmour's guitars went for a $21.5 million, with all the proceeds being donated to combat climate change.
Upcoming documentary 'Have You Got It Yet?: The Story of Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd' will detail Barrett’s life and time in Pink Floyd with unprecedented access.
Since mid-December 2022, streaming services are richer for 18 archival live Pink Floyd albums as well as a five-song EP of “alternative tracks” from 1972.
'Have You Got It Yet?' explores the enigmatic Syd Barrett, who wrote Pink Floyd’s first two hits and even came up with the band’s name.
Four years after it was initially due to come out, Pink Floyd will finally release a remastered version of their 10th studio album, ’Animals', with an entirely new mix.
Without any formal announcement or fanfare, Pink Floyd has recently hit the streaming services including Spotify with 12 rare live albums.
Teaming up once again with Sean Evans, the film will include footage from Waters' four night performances at Amsterdam's Ziggo Dome in June 2018.
If anybody in modern music is taken as a stereotype of the genius/weirdness combination it is late Roger Keith “Syd” Barrett, a founder and brief mailman of Pink Floyd, solo artist, painter, and recluse - often most of these things at the same time.
