On Oct. 10, Pink Floyd released “The Endless River,” its first new album in 20 years. Something about the cover of “The Endless River,” depicting a man sailing on a sea of clouds toward the sun, is ...

In November 2014, the legendary rock band Pink Floyd released what many believe to be their final album, The Endless River. As a band that defined progressive rock with their experimental sounds ...

Pink Floyd has announced that a newly recorded ... although a mostly instrumental album of adapted leftovers, “The Endless River,” came out in 2014 and was declared to be their official ...

While it came out 42 years before The Endless River ... is drugs. Pink Floyd is a band that teens and twentysomethings still want to play in the background when they do drugs, at least until ...

Culled from some 20 hours of old Division Bell session outtakes edited and revised to form one long, continuous flow, The Endless River is depressingly ... oneness; but Pink Floyd here have ...

Sadly, The Endless River loses its flow on the second half of the album, where latter day Floyd overpowers what had been a pretty solid, career-spanning ride until then. Bits and pieces feel ...

The Endless River Review TL;DR: Not Pink Floyd’s best effort but not a failure either. There are some songs that feel incomplete and some that just don’t fit what I expect from the band but ...

release from the iconic band flows unstoppably Never was an album more aptly named than The Endless River, the new — and seemingly final — release from Pink Floyd. It flows unstoppably ...

Or as Pink Floyd have called it: The Endless River. Ten years after their last studio CD, The Division Bell, David Gilmour and Nick Mason have drawn together the leftover threads of those sessions ...

It's a reminder of what Pink Floyd did so well, by grabbing the ears and the imagination. I highly recommend "The Endless River." It's a Pink Floyd sound that fans new and old can appreciate.

Listening to The Endless River, One gets the feeling Waters might have been the chief scribbler of Pink Floyd’s blueprints, for without him we’re left suspended, ad infinitum, in a murky ...

It is only appropriate, then, that Pink Floyd’s professed last release is an album of expansive instrumental music (save for the last track) titled The Endless River. True to its name ...