Reviewed! Neil Young & Crazy Horse, London Hyde Park, July 12, 2014
Police raid Europe's biggest counterfeit record pressing plant
Eddie Vedder: anti-war speech causes offence in Israel
The Beatles announce new documentary film
Johnny Cash tribute album announced
Paul McCartney re-releases Wings and solo albums as apps
Paul McCartney: "It would be a pity if Eric Clapton retires"
Watch first trailer for Nick Cave documentary, 20,000 Days On Earth
Welcome to the new issue of Uncut! John’s on holiday this week – he was last seen disappearing into darkest Gloucestershire – so it falls to me to show you around this month's edition instead.
Our exclusive cover story finds us catching up with Robert Plant...
100 tracks from the first twenty years of "that Little ol’ band from Texas" By Luke Torn...
Deeply personal return for seasoned Texan...
Influential former Miracle Legion mainstay breaks a long silence...
Noel Scott Engel's journey from easy listening interpreter to fearless songwriter, remastered...
An enthralling look at Father Yod's hippy cult and the psychedelic rock they produced...
BLACK SABBATH
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REPUBLIC/MERCURY
7/10
Back from the grave. The first Sabbath album with Ozzy for...
Cali-rock titans return with their difficult sixth...
New Yorkers at the top of their game on elaborate love letter to their hometown...
The pint-sized Pope of pop candy coats his protest songs...
Bobby & co run the gamut from cool to cringe on their 10th LP...
Five-CD boxset from punk years shows the Stranglers were the outsider’s outsiders...
The "English Joni" ruthlessly dissects her love life on confessional fourth...
Laurel Canyon’s summer of Crosby, Stills, and Nash remembered....
Understated and emotive country-folk from lauded Austin songstress...
Hairy misfits defiant debut...
Brooklyn quintet's sad and uplifting sixth...
Expanded live epic shows the two sides of Wings...
The Georgians' major-label debut - even more thrilling and subversive a quarter of a century on...
Remastered 35th anniversary of laid-back classic...
Life is finally sweeter for Paris’ all-conquering indie favourites...
