Not only did Pink Floyd's music change the course of rock music history, but they also have a story unlike any other.

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 ...

Pink Floyd never seemed to know when to call it a day, but they did have a swan song of a sort with 'High Hopes' and this is what the song means.

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 ...

In Los Angeles for concerts at Intuit Dome and the Hollywood Bowl, the 78-year-old Pink Floyd veteran sits down for a wide-ranging interview.

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

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 ...

Elizabeth Alexander reflects on her seminal Rodney King essay, the George Floyd killing and how the ... sunken in the river and brought back up, it was his mother, Mamie Till Mobley, who said ...

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 ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. So this is it, the end. It has come not with a bang, nor a whimper, but as a departure writ in water: a stream of musical ...

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 ...