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David Bowie: “I’m hungry for reality!” – Part 1

An exclusive interview from Uncut’s October 1999 issue

Gil Scott-Heron – The Revolution Begins: The Flying Dutchman Masters

The two sides of Scott-Heron - his early work collected in all its trailblazing glory...

Neil Young: “I’m not ready to go yet”

In celebration of Neil Young’s triple appearance in our review of 2012 (Americana and Psychedelic Pill in our top 50 albums and Waging Heavy Peace in our top 20 books of the year), here’s a look back at an unusually revealing interview with Neil Young (from our September 2007 issue, Take 127) – taking in car graveyards, his mother’s ashes and the truth about Archives and Chrome Dreams… “The Great Spirit has been good to me,” he says. Words: Jaan Uhelszki _____________________

Bob Dylan – Tempest

Bob Dylan’s fantastic new album opens with a train song. Given the wrath to come and the often elemental ire that accompanies it, not to mention all the bloodshed, madness, death, chaos and assorted disasters that will shortly be forthcoming, you may be surprised that what’s clattering along the tracks here isn’t the ominous engine of a slow train coming, a locomotive of doom and retribution, souls wailing in a caboose crowded with the forlorn damned and other people like them.

Paul McCartney on The Beatles and Wings: “I felt like I needed to get back to ‘me'”

Sir Paul discusses the end of the Fab Four and a new group…

Jay Farrar, Will Johnson, Anders Parks, Yim Yames – New Multitudes

Alt Americana supergroup finish what their Daddy started.

Rampart

Gritty police drama from James Ellroy...

The Descendants

Oscar nominated George Clooney leads funny, sophisticated drama...

Glastonbury 2011 line-up announced

See the full line-up on Uncut

Ray Davies enlists Madness, Yo La Tengo and more for Meltdown festival

Plus Wire and Arthur Brown set for London event
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