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The 10th Uncut new music playlist of 2018

The latest sounds from the Uncut office stereo

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It might be fanciful, but I hope that this week’s spring vibes have somehow made its way into this latest playlist. The new tracks from Grouper, Sade, Aisha Badru and Jennifer Castle have a certain satisfying warmth to them. Elsewhere, there’s the mighty return of Dylan Carlson – distinctly channeling the heavy drones of those early Earth records – and Nels Cline, alongside more brilliance from Mind Over Mirrors and Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever.

We’ll be back next week with some exciting news. In the meantime, feel free to get stuck in to the superior sonic selection below…

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1.
GROUPER

“Parking Lot”
(Kranky)

2.
SADE

“Flower Of The Universe”
(Sony Music)

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3.
BEACH HOUSE

“Dive”
(Bella Union)

4.
JON HOPKINS

“Emerald Rush”
(Domino)

5.
MIND OVER MIRRORS

“Vermillion Pink”
(Paradise Of Bachelors)

6.
DYLAN CARLSON

“Scorpions In Their Mouths”
(Sargent House)

7.
ROLLING BLACKOUTS COASTAL FEVER

“Mainland”
(Sub Pop)

8.
NEKO CASE

“Hell-On”
(Anti-)

9.
AISHA BADRU

“Fossil Fuels”
(Nettwerk)

10.
NAP EYES

“Every Time The Feeling”
(Paradise Of Bachelors)

11.
THE MAGPIE SALUTE

“Richmond”
(Mascot Label Group)

12.
THE NELS CLINE 4

“Imperfect 10”
(UMG Recordings, Inc)

13.
JENNIFER CASTLE

“Crying Shame”
(Paradise Of Bachelors)

14.
CAROLINE SAYS

“I Tried”
(Western Vinyl)

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The April 2018 issue of Uncut is now on sale in the UK – with Joni Mitchell on the cover. Elsewhere in the issue, we pay tribute to Mark E Smith and there are new interviews with The Breeders, Josh T Pearson, Brett Anderson, The Decemberists and Chris Robinson and many more and we also look at the legacy of Rick Hall’s FAME Studioes. Our free 15 track-CD features 15 tracks of this month’s best new music, featuring Graham Coxon, Gwenno, Guided By Voices, Jonathan Wilson, David Byrne, Tracey Thorn, The Low Anthem and Mélissa Laveaux

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