Hello, hello, it’s good to be back “You gonna wake up then, or what?” As we launch this new magazine, in the shops tomorrow, ...

Mike Oldfield's Hergest Ridge: the the multi-instrumentalist's mission impossible, a follow-up to Tubular Bells ...

Much as she did at Stagecoach in the spring, Lana opens the show with a new song, “Husband Of Mine”. Point of difference for ...

That contrast between two different flavours of intense has always been one of the most exciting things about Wilco, and it’s ...

Guitarist, singer and songwriter Mick Ralphs – founding member of both Mott The Hoople and Bad Company – has died aged 81 following a long illness. He had been unable to perform since suffering a ...

The Uncut Review Of The Year: here's a rundown of the 50 best new albums we've listened to in 2021.

There was genuine suspense and intelligence in Michael Winner's original 1974 thriller, which addressed some of the same debates about rising crime and liberal impotence as Dirty Harry and Straw Dogs ...

On his latest album Remembering Now, Van Morrison delves back into his illustrious past to spark up new soul fires ...

As we take a moment to ready ourselves for her imminent arrival in the UK, we’d like to introduce the newest edition of ...

Springsteen, Sly Stone, Neil Young, Wet Leg, Scott Walker, a free 15-track CD, Booker T, Sade, War, B-52s & more!

Nick Cave has revealed that he turned down an invitation from Morrissey to perform “slightly silly anti-woke screed” on a new ...

In 1965, Lewis Reed was a half-formed thing. In fluctuating quantities he was a street poet, a reporter, a Greenwich Village folkie, a comedian, a pop hack. He had his own ideas, some of them ...