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East Yorks siblings' folk-art fireball burns afresh

Scintillating fourth effort from protean Texan

Captivating solo work from distinguished US songwriter

Pulp's mastermind on Question Time, "Disco 2000" and Harry Potter

Biography of the late Dr Feelgood singer

Bowie’s back – again! Jazz metal! Musical theatre! Supernatural transformations! Welcome to Bowie’s (latest) Year Zero

A Q&A with New Orleans' new country/R&B stars

This is the full text of my interview with Hurray For The Riff Raff in New Orleans, that appeared in the print edition of Uncut a couple of months ago. I've added a lot of music to listen to as you read; not just by Alynda and the Riff Raff, but by some of the other New Orleans musicians who are critical to the story.

Portland garage rock refuseniks still doing it their way. The first three albums, for the first time, on CD...

Deep into 2001’s Southern Rock Opera , there’s a point where Patterson Hood produces a mission statement for the Drive-By Truckers – and for an enlightened generation of bands from below the Mason-Dixon line. “You think I'm dumb, maybe not too bright,” he sings, “You wonder how I sleep at night/Proud of the glory, stare down the shame/Duality of the southern thing.”