Byrds

Archival interviews, in-depth reviews of every album and more

Celebrating the enduring legacy of The Byrds, whose joyful music invented (and escaped) folk rock, and country rock, becoming along the way home to...

Yo La Tengo have announced details of a new EP, Sleepless Night. Released on October 9 by Matador Records, this six-song EP features a new...

Chris Hillman and Roger McGuinn hit the road to mark the 50th anniversary of their country-rock classic

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Plus other goodies from an all-star show at the Orpheum Theater in Los Angeles

Famous fans and The Byrds themselves choose their greatest tracks

The Croz lifts the lid on the ups and downs of his life and career

The Byrds' Gene Clark is the subject of a new documentary, due for release in November. The Byrd Who Flew Alone – The Triumphs And Tragedy Of Gene Clark includes new interviews with friends and former colleagues including David Crosby, Roger McGuinn and Chris Hillman, alongside previously unseen archive footage. The documentary will be released on November 1 through Four Sun Productions.

The new Uncut’s only been on sale since the end of last week, but there’s already been a fair amount of correspondence about our cover story on The Byrds. Most of it’s been about our Top 20 countdown of The Byrds’s greatest tracks. You were broadly in agreement with what was included, but many of you wondered aloud at certain omissions – “Chestnut Mare” was particularly missed by many, including me it must be said.