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GIL SCOTT-HERON & JAMIE T – WE’RE NEW HERE

Putney prodigy remodels the jazz-soul veteran’s 2010 album. Result? A raw, stripped-down triumph...

DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS – GO GO BOOTS

The Truckers’ ninth provides a country-soul twist in the tale...

The Fourth Uncut Playlist Of 2011

A few more nice things this week, not least the new Chris Forsyth album, which features some assistance from various bits of the Helix/Hans Chew axis. I think I might tackle them both for my next magazine column, but bear with me.

MUSIC DVD: LEMMY

Hard shell, soft centre: the Motörhead man laid bare in warts’n’all doc… well almost...

PJ Harvey: “Let England Shake”

The past few days I’ve been reading, on Rob Young’s recommendation, Alexandra Harris’ Romantic Moderns, an excellent survey of how British artists and writers in the mid-20th Century tried to reconcile a modernist impulse with the residual lure of English cultural traditions.

The Stone Roses’ Spike Island gig resurrected for new film

Chris Coghill writes new film around the 1990 gig

EDGAR BROUGHTON BAND – THE HARVEST YEARS 1969 – 1973

Out, hippies, out! Four CD set captures the righteous, blues-rocking anger of Warwickshire’s counterculture warriors...

JOAN AS POLICEWOMAN – THE DEEP FIELD

Goodbye heartache, hello fun – and the rich, warm vibes of ’70s soul...

HANK WILLIAMS – THE COMPLETE MOTHER’S BEST COLLECTION… PLUS

Self-raising sand! Staggering 16-disc time capsule, featuring 72 complete radio shows, all sponsored by the local flour mill...

THE TRIP

Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon’s B-road movie. Delightfully daft but poignant, too...
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