Reviews

It’s The King Of Limbs with beats! And tunes! Thom Yorke’s “supergroup” achieve an instant chemistry...

The arch druid goes POPTASTIC...

Captivating second album from the uncrowned queen of new Nashville...

Revitalised by Grinderman, Cave and band return with an aquatic, slow-moving work of hushed beauty...

MMJ man goes it alone with an eclectic, intricate LP...

There’s been a lot of excitement around the office over the last couple of weeks, with the imminent arrival of the first David Bowie album since what seems like the end of rationing causing a certain giddiness in the Uncut ranks, followed by the actual release of the long-promised new My Bloody Valentine album, a mere 22 years after Loveless.

Tender, string-soaked twelfth from Canuck songwriter...

Hitchcock arrives, rather inconveniently, two months after the superior BBC/HBO co-production The Girl, which cast Toby Jones as a deadpan, ruthless Hitch and Sienna Miller as Tippi Hedron, the blonde star of The Birds and Marnie who endured his abuse.

CVB comeback, take two: A sun-cracked roots-rock homage to Northern California...

Conor O'Brien adds some weirdness to his songcraft...