Uncut’s New Music Playlist for October 2023

Featuring Gruff Rhys, Sleater-Kinney, Sufjan Stevens, Sarah Davachi, Bruce Springsteen and more

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Today is one of those days where it might be advisable to mute the news feed and listen to something genuinely inspiring instead. Here then, is our latest round-up of vital new tunes, heralding forthcoming albums from the likes of Gruff Rhys, Bill Ryder-Jones, Sleater-Kinney, Sufjan Stevens and Sarah Davachi. From what we’ve heard so far, they all deliver.

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As for promising newer artists, we’re quite excited about John Francis Flynn, Titanic, Niecy Blues, Connie Lovatt and Brown Horse, to name just a few – expect to read more about them all in Uncut over the coming months. There’s also an intriguing new project from White Denim’s James Petralli, a fruitful one-off collaboration between Bruce Springsteen and Bryce Dessner, Beth Orton covering Leonard Cohen – and Underworld going a cappella, to stunning effect…

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GRUFF RHYS
“Celestial Candyfloss”
(Rough Trade)

SUFJAN STEVENS
“A Running Start”
(Asthmatic Kitty)

UNDERWORLD
“Denver Luna (acappella)”
(Virgin)

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NIECY BLUES
“Violently Rooted”
(Kranky)

SKINNY PELEMBE
“Who By Fire (feat. Beth Orton)”
(Partisan)

JOHN FRANCIS FLYNN
“Mole In The Ground”
(River Lea)

BROWN HORSE
“Sunfisher”
(Loose Music)

BILL RYDER-JONES
“This Can’t Go On”
(Domino)

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN & PATTI SCIALFA
“Addicted To Romance”
(Columbia)

ZOOEY CELESTE
“Cosmic Being”
(ATO)

CONNIE LOVATT
“Zodiac”
(Enchanté)

BIXIGA 70
“Na Quarta-Feira”
(Glitterbeat)

SLEATER-KINNEY
“Hell”
(Loma Vista)

SLEAFORD MODS
“Big Pharma”
(Rough Trade)

RAZE REGAL & WHITE DENIM INC
“Dislocation”
(Bella Union)

KING GIZZARD & THE LIZARD WIZARD
“Theia / The Silver Cord / Set”
(KGLW)

TITANIC
“Cielo Falso”
(Unheard Of Hope)

ANENON
“Moons Melt Milk Light”
(Tonal Union)

SARAH DAVACHI
“Long Gradus (strings): Part IV”
(Late Music)

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