Width compressed by user.

Custom for SONY.
You can get pretty close if you compress the height of Clarendon No 1 URW Medium to 80 percent:

Leg on _K_ and _R_ is similar to Monotype's Classic Roman.

Would have been custom designed by or for the architect in 1909 -- non-standard use of Roman Numerals, usually written as MCIX.
AFAIK, no matching digital font.
A few digital fonts, like Beaufort, have low contrast strokes and similar flared tiny serifs. It could be used to approximate this alphabet, but IT IS NOT A MATCH.

A monoline version of Sailor Jerry

Using Sailor Jerry

Can't find a legitimate download.
The image letters are handwritten copies of the Sailor Jerry letters.

Utopia Semibold Display with the letter _O_ rotated 24 degrees left.
Same request at:
https://www.dafont.com/forum/read/386297/what-the-font-plis

Utopia Semibold Display with the letter _O_ rotated 24 degrees left.
More letters -- _DONE_ -- from the same font are at:
https://www.dafont.com/forum/read/385167/jennie-solo-font

Rotate the _O_ 24 degrees right and _SOLO_ looks like this:



The _J_ in _JENNIE_ also looks edited.

Le Jeune is Commercial Type's public release of a version of the Didot that it designed for Vanity Fair.
See esp Le Jeune Deck for the closest to the font in your image.

Per font info on the Vanity Fair website, this is VF-Didot-3-Web-Bold and VF-Didot-3-Web-Bold-Italic.
For a substitute use any of several Didot's.

Looks like a version of Letter Gothic, except that the zero is narrower.

Close but not a 100% match.

License Plate USA is a similar font based on North American car fonts, but is NOT AN EXACT MATCH.

Agree that the letters seem to have originated with Full Slab.
Paste the macron on the top of _A_ to make a serif, and paste a serif at the lrhs of N and you get:



I used Full Slab Book weight, which is currently free at Myfonts.
You can get a closer match if you use a heavier weight of Full Slab and compress the width slightly.

Custom blend of Univers 67 (Bold Condensed) and Futura Bold, according to the logo designer, Lindon Leader
See interview with him:
http://www.thesneeze.com/mt-archives/000273.php

Perhaps hand-lettered for the band.
Looks like a hybrid of the letters in runic/ancient Greek fonts and something like Brownie. A light weight of Brownie is available at https://www.1001fonts.com/brownie-font.html
The double strokes evoke the tone of Rennie Mackintosh/Arts and Crafts letters.

Farao Black is not the font because it does not include a Cyrillic alphabet.
However, the letters in the Rolling Stone headline and RS_Egyptian look like they are derived from Farao Black.
Compare them to these letters from Farao Black:

Looks like a match. The character set is labelled:
RS_Египетский i.e. RS_Egyptian.
The "RS" is probably Rolling Stone.
So this seems to be a private font for Rolling Stone.
UPDATE:
However, there are a few differences between RS_Египетский shown in the link and the font actually used in the magazine.
Note the ball terminals upper right of Ka _к_, and upper left and right of Zhe _ж_.