Black flag

I won’t be seeing Dylan on his UK tour until Sunday at Wembley Arena, so I asked Damien Love to be a guest blogger and review the show for us. Damien is a veteran Uncut contributor, the author of a great biography of Robert Mitchum and a longstanding Dylan fan.

After the funeral - the apocalypse. Second coming of Montreal troupe, designed for stadiums and the end of the world

Profound, affecting second film in Eastwood's WWII diptych

Tweedy and what's left of his band are further vindicated in crackling, moving display

Raucous Californians give their punk-funk stew a London airing, with a little help from the Godfather

This belated sequel to 2002's triple-album retrospective Love God Murder features 18 songs that might easily have fitted under one or another of that set's individual headings. Not, perhaps, "Murder"—the only death here is that of the Native American hero of Peter LaFarge's "Ballad Of Ira Hayes", a war hero allowed to fall into alcoholism and ignominy after he'd helped raise that iconic flag at Iwo Jima—but certainly "Love" and "God".

Four-CD box and DVD on the story of an extraordinary musical dynasty

Unsatisfactory smattering by genius Memphis quartet/trio, the acme of twisted'70s power pop

Athens, Georgia's finest back at the Academy, facing the future, taking on all comers

The poet laureate of hooliganism returns