As you’ll read in this new magazine, where 1985’s Biograph opened the door, the mission of the Bootleg Series (18 volumes and ...
England, 1983. Looking for attention and companionship, 12-year-old Midlands lad Shaun is adopted by a bunch of skinheads. All’s fine until psychotic racist Cosmo enters the fray, splitting the group ...
A struggling debut album, a support slot with Nils Lofgren and an unexpected chain of events that launched Tom Petty & The ...
CD pressings and Britpop classics are soaring in value, while those dusty loft boxes may hold unexpected treasures ...
From inauspicious beginnings, as a scratch band of SEX shop denizens blagging their way onto the stage of the 100 Club for Malcolm McLaren’s 1976 punk festival, Siouxsie And The Banshees blazed a ...
From Charles Mingus and Thelonious Monk to Sun Ra and Don Cherry, 21 albums that offer different routes into the rewarding ...
Apple Corps has announced a new 100,000-square-foot Beatles experience in Liverpool, featuring immersive exhibits ...
Dopamine Chamber finds Fontaines DC pushing further from their post-punk roots, pairing grand, atmospheric pop with Grian ...
On Perfecth, Josh Homme disguises tenderness and classic songcraft beneath Queens Of The Stone Age's trademark riffs and ...
The Jethro Tull frontman reveals the songs that make the hairs on the back of his neck stand up: “It’s really quite spiritual…” ...
This month’s issue of Uncut (September 2012, Take 184) features Joe Strummer on the cover – inside is an in-depth exploration of his secret history, after The Clash split up to his redemption in the ...
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