Dogs

Multi-million selling acoustic Irish troubadour turns up the volume

Uncut navigates you to today’s YouTube treasure

Tom’s audio curiosity shop: three CDs, 54 tracks – 30 of them brand new

3CD overview of a luminous body of work from one of rock’s true originals

Dogs and The Charlatans are on the bill too

Weller joins Carl Barat and Co onstage for Jam classic

Uncut catches up with the writer, director and actor behind Silent Bob and View Askew.

The follow-up to 2001's All Is Dream.

Alexandre Rockwell's graceful '92 satire about a wannabe new-wave film-maker

RELEASED A YEAR after Sergio Leone created the genre with A Fistful Of Dollars (1965), Django, directed by Leone's onetime assistant Sergio Corbucci, was the movie that saw the spaghetti western explode; a fact borne out by the countless unauthorised sequels it spawned across Europe and beyond (as far as Jamaica, where Perry Henzell's 1973 Rude Boy classic The Harder They Come paid heavy homage). Blue-eyed Franco Nero plays the eponymous mystery gunslinger, wandering in from the filthy wilderness, dragging a coffin behind him, toward a Hellish-looking bordertown.