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Iggy Pop's seminal punk band record first album in 33 years

Mudhoney's Mark Arm on the music that inspired him...

On what would have been Marley's 60th birthday a new single, recorded from a long-lost demo, is released.

Belated if messy return to form, spread over two short CDs.

Uncut catches up with Kim Fowley and Rodney Bingenheimer

Shining debut from outrageously gifted 23-year-old Swede

Mystery Train director serves up series of caffeine-aided celebrity shorts

First UK gig in over 20 years from the Felix and Oscar of dream-folk

Jim jarmusch's imminent set of dryly comic vignettes, filmed over the course of a decade, will pitch him to a new generation, as it features Jack and Meg White, Wu-Tang Clan (RZA scored Jarmusch's last film, Ghost Dog) and Steve Coogan among its cast. One of the better sequences sees Tom Waits and Iggy Pop mock-bickering over who's more famous, and both contribute to this studiously cool soundtrack.

Meltdown Festival, London Royal Festival Hall Saturday June 12, 2004