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Founder and Editor-In-Chief @FarOutMag.

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Lee Thomas is the editor-in-chief and original founder of Far Out Magazine. Far Out began life as Gonzo journalism exploration of unsigned artists and independent music venues that has since evolved in stories about the weird, the wild, and the wonderfully offbeat corners of culture old and new.

The journey from indie single reviews to cultural deep-dives started with a simple idea: create a space where the boundary-pushers and rule-breakers of the creative world could shine. That idea became …

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Dangerous Minds | Contact Us

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At Dangerous Minds, we’re always interested in hearing from our readers. As a publication covering music, film, art, literature, counterculture, and the wider cultural landscape, we welcome thoughtful feedback, story ideas, and enquiries from readers, creators, and organisations. Have an interesting story, cultural discovery, or feature idea you’d like to share? Please contact hello (@) faroutmagazine.co.uk, and our editorial team will review your submission.
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Dangerous Minds | Editorial Policy

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Dangerous Minds is committed to publishing thoughtful, independent, and culturally relevant journalism. Our editorial mission is to explore the ideas, stories, personalities, and moments that shape music, film, art, literature, and wider culture. Dangerous Minds operates under the wider editorial umbrella of Far Out Magazine, an independent UK-based publisher committed to ethical journalism, editorial transparency, and freedom of expression.
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100 songs Lou Reed couldn’t live without

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“The most important part of my religion is to play guitar.” — Lou Reed. While the guitar was instrumental to Lou Reed’s life in music, his eclectic taste in the art of songwriting has always stretched beyond that one singular instrument. “Rock and roll is so great, people should start dying for it,” the Velvet Underground founder once said. He was known for his outlandish remarks, but he insisted this one was said with sincerity more so than literary effect. “You don’t understand,” he pressed on.
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