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Introducing the new Uncut: Nick Drake, a free 15-track CD, The Who, Black Sabbath, Pulp, Brian Eno and more

When is the end really ‘the end’…? For some bands, it seems, bowing out can be interpreted in many different ways, some more definitive than others. The original lineup of Black Sabbath are due to play their last ever concert in July, while a month later The Who embark on their final tour of America. But as Dead & Company attest, goodbyes are a tricky business: this latest iteration of the Grateful Dead stopped touring in 2023, yet at the time of writing are deep into their second residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas. In this issue, Bill Ward, Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend, and Bobby Weir share their thoughts on their touring efforts going forward. Rest assured, though, it’s not time just yet for eulogies and prayers: these heroic, illustrious careers will continue for some time to come, although the exact details presently remain elusive. Weir certainly sees a busy future for his outfit, even if he’s no longer involved… “I had this dream a few years back now when we were all onstage with Dead & Company,” he tells us. “I looked across the stage and John Mayer’s hair was turning silver. I looked back and the… Read More →

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Uncut July 2025

CLICK HERE TO GET THE NEW ISSUE OF UNCUT DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR EVERY PRINT EDITION OF THIS ISSUE OF UNCUT COMES WITH A COPY OF THE NEW SOUNDS – 15 TRACKS OF THE MONTH’S BEST NEW MUSIC FEATURING S.G. GOODMAN, NATHAN SALSBURG, BC CAMPLIGHT, WITCH, NORTH MISSISSIPPI ALLSTARS AND MORE! Advertisement NICK DRAKE: A trove of unreleased music shines revelatory new light on Drake’s storied debut, Five Leaves Left, mapping the album’s genesis via outtakes, alternate versions and rediscovered recordings. In the company of Drake’s closest collaborators, Uncut pieces together the true story behind one of the most mythologised albums of all time. “No one’s ever been that close to these tapes…” THE WHO: ROGER DALTREY and PETE TOWNSHEND reveal all about their final US tour… plus 1967: The Who conquer America! BLACK SABBATH: With the original line-up of Sabbath gathered together for the final show, Uncut hears the band’s story from the secret ingredient of the band’s heavy swing: drummer BILL WARD. “I jump into a song and explode…” Advertisement BRIAN ENO: Deep inside his London studio, an uncharacteristically digressive Brian Eno finds time to discuss Scott Walker’s voice, communal living with Harmonia, mid-‘60s ‘happenings’ and his deep… Read More →

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Grinderman announce reissues

Grinderman – aka Nick Cave, Warren Ellis, Martyn Casey and Jim Sclavunos – will reissue their full discography, Grinderman (2007), Grinderman 2 (2010) and Grinderman 2 RMX (2012) on July 18. THE JULY 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING NICK DRAKE, A 15-TRACK NEW MUSIC CD, THE WHO, BLACK SABBATH, BRIAN ENO, MATT BERNINGER, PULP, BOB WEIR AND MORE Advertisement The three albums will be re-issued on eco-conscious black vinyl and digisleeve CD editions and can be pre-ordered here. The tracklistings are: GRINDERMAN (2007)Formats:1 x LP Black Gatefold VinylCD Digisleeve Get It OnNo Pussy BluesElectric AliceGrindermanDepth Charge EthelGo Tell the Women(I Don’t Need You To) Set Me FreeHoney Bee (Let’s Fly to Mars)Man in the MoonWhen My Love Comes DownLove Bomb Advertisement GRINDERMAN 2 (2010)Formats:1 x LP Black Vinyl + 16-page bookletCD Digisleeve + 28-page booklet Mickey Mouse and the Goodbye ManWorm TamerHeathen ChildWhen My Baby ComesWhat I KnowEvilKitchenettePalaces of MontezumaBellringer Blues GRINDERMAN 2 RMX (2012)Formats:2 x LP Black VinylCD Digisleeve Super Heathen Child – Grinderman/Robert FrippWorm Tamer – A Place to Bury Strangers RemixBellringer Blues – Nick Zinner RemixHyper Worm Tamer – UNKLE RemixMickey Bloody Mouse – Joshua Homme RemixWhen My Baby Comes – Cat’s Eyes with Luke TristramPalaces of Montezuma – Barry Adamson… Read More →

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‘The Bear’: Carmy and Syd battle against the clock in season four trailer

The trailer for season four of the hit FX culinary drama The Bear has arrived – check out the high-stakes preview below. READ MORE: ‘The Bear’ season three review: still (deservedly) the toast of television Released last night (May 20), the trailer sees Carmy and Syd face their biggest obstacle yet since founding The Bear: cashflow. The trailer kicks off with Cicero showing the pair a countdown clock with major ramifications: “That clock is telling you how much money we have left. When that shows zero, this restaurant needs to cease operations.” Advertisement Throughout the rest of the intense – but also uncharacteristically upbeat trailer – we see The Bear crew face damning reviews from food critics as well as tensions rising from personal drama. A key moment pointing to the series’ signature stress-inducing scenes sees Richie telling Syd: “Upon my signal, unleash hell.” Check out the trailer for The Bear season four below. [embedded content] Season four of The Bear is slated to premiere on Disney+ and Hulu next month, with all 10 episodes available on June 26 at 5 pm PT/8 pm ET. Previously, showrunner Joanna Calo has called the fourth season “beautiful”, adding: “There’s a lot of joy… Read More →

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Field Day elaborates on “opposing KKR’s unethical investments in Israel”: “Free Palestine”

Field Day has elaborated on the statement the festival issued last week amid controversy over its owner’s parent company in a new post. Read More: Bands on The Great Escape boycott: “Artists are realising they’re the ones with the power” After 50 artists including Massive Attack and Brian Eno signed an open letter to Field Day, asking it to distance itself from global investment firm KRR, the parent company of Field Day’s owner Superstruct Entertainment, 11 artists pulled out of the festival. Advertisement This is because the firm includes stakes in weapons manufacturing companies, the Coastal GasLink pipeline, and multiple Israeli corporations that operate in occupied Palestinian territories (via MixMag). In response, Field Day – which is set to be held in London’s Brockwell Park on Saturday (May 24), issued a statement in which it acknowledged that people were feeling “hurt and angry” but explained that partnering with Superstruct helped secure the future of the festival. After the message received criticism from festivalgoers, Field Day issued another statement on Instagram this evening (May 20) in which it apologised for not explaining “in full” the position of the Field Day team themselves or addressing “legitimate concerns about investments in Israel by KRR.” The… Read More →

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Yusuf/Cat Stevens announces first UK tour for 9 years

Cat Stevens is heading out on his first UK tour for 9 years, in support of his upcoming memoir, Cat On The Road To Findout. THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE Advertisement The tour is titled Cat On The Road To Findout – An Evening Of Tales, Tunes And Other Mysteries and will include unplugged performances of songs from his catalogue alongside in-depth conversation about his life and memoir. Speaking about the book tour, Stevens says: “Having passed through the exhaustingly complex maze of everyday material life, ascending the dizzying heights of wealth, recognition and artistic achievements, I think I’ve got a few things to share. Keeping an open mind was part of the nature I instinctively maintained as a creative songwriter. Nothing was off-bounds. Music was a way of discovering my purpose within the universe. I just kept on exploring, reading and learning more, ignoring myths and warnings and crossing dangerous-looking bridges into the vast ranges of philosophies and through the veils of the spiritual unknown. “Now I have written a book which explains what I’ve learned and the stories… Read More →

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Listen to i-dle’s punchy new mini-album ‘We Are’

i-dle have released their eighth mini-album, ‘We Are’ – check it out below. READ MORE: (G)I-DLE’s Minnie on defying preconceived expectations: “Actually, this girl can be different” The CUBE Entertainment group – previously known as (G)I-DLE – announced a rebrand earlier this month (May 2), along with plans to release two collections of music. Later that day, they dropped the album ‘We Are i-dle’, which featured re-recordings of some of their biggest hits including ‘LATATA’. Advertisement Yesterday (May 19), i-dle dropped their eighth mini-album ‘We Are’, containing all-new releases. The six-track EP is led by the single ‘Good Thing’, which has been accompanied by its own music video. The music video for ‘Good Thing’ sees the group’s various members put through several scenarios, including smashing a Porsche, getting into fights and more. [embedded content] ‘Girlfriend’, the second track off ‘We Are’ was previewed earlier this month. Other tracks on the EP include ‘Love Tease’, ‘Chain’, ‘Unstoppable’ and ‘If You Want’. The rebrand and releases come after CUBE Entertainment in April confirmed that the girl group would be making a comeback in May after all five members renewed their contracts with the label late last year. Recommended Prior to the rebrand, (G)I-DLE’s last release… Read More →

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Suede announce new album and Southbank Centre takeover

Suede have announced that their new album Antidepressants will be released on September 5 via BMG. Watch a video for new single “Disintegrate” below: Advertisement [embedded content] “If Autofiction was our punk record,” says Brett Anderson, “Antidepressants is our post-punk record. It’s about the tensions of modern life, the paranoia, the anxiety, the neurosis. We are all striving for connection in a disconnected world. This was the feel I wanted the songs to have. The album is called Antidepressants. This is broken music for broken people.” THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE The album was recorded live with Suede’s long-time producer Ed Buller at Belgium’s ICP Studios, London’s RAK and Sleeper Sounds, and RMV in Sweden. “It is genuinely exciting being in this band,” adds Anderson. “It feels like we’re still pushing creatively.” Advertisement Antidepressants will be available in multiple formats including CD (standard and deluxe), vinyl (standard and colour variants), picture disc LP, cassette and as a deluxe box set. All pre-orders are available here. The release of Antidepressants will be marked by Suede Takeover – a… Read More →

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Suede return with ‘Disintegrate’ to announce new album ‘Antidepressants’ and London Southbank takeover

Suede have announced their new album ‘Antidepressants’ and shared its lead single ‘Disingtegrate’ – check it out below. The band’s 10th studio album will be released on September 5 via BMG – pre-order it here – and later that month, the NME Godlike Genius recipients will take over London’s Southbank Centre for a series of four exclusive headline shows. Advertisement It is the follow-up to their acclaimed 2022 album ‘Autofiction’, and based on ‘Disintegrate’, it will see the band further embrace goth-flavoured punk influences, as also teased by a recently-shared live video for the new album’s title track. Watch the black-and-white video for ‘Disintegrate’, directed by Chris Turner, here: [embedded content] Speaking about the album, frontman Brett Anderson has said: “If ‘Autofiction’ was our punk record, ‘Antidepressants’ is our post-punk record. It’s about the tensions of modern life, the paranoia, the anxiety, the neurosis. We are all striving for connection in a disconnected world. This was the feel I wanted the songs to have. The album is called ‘Antidepressants’. This is broken music for broken people.” ‘Antidepressants’ was recorded live with Ed Buller, who produced a number of Suede’s records since they first worked together on debut single ‘The Drowners’… Read More →

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Five of the best new acts we saw at The Great Escape 2025

For four days every May, hundreds of new bands from around the world descend on Brighton in the hope that a salvo of a quickfire shows around the city’s many small venues, cafes, beaches, record shops and rooftops will propel them to greatness. Here’s Uncut’s pick of this year’s hopefuls… Advertisement THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE TYLER BALLGAMEIf you can persuade 200 or so people to duck into a dingy nightclub at midday on the sunniest day of the year, then you’re clearly doing something right. Tyler Ballgame – apparently the name of both the singer and the band – are already generating buzz for their impressively in-the-pocket retro-soul swing, something akin to Roy Orbison fronting the Hi Rhythm Section, with a hint of Alabama Shakes. Tyler himself is a bear-like figure with a surprisingly feminine voice, inhabiting these songs with just the right balance of vulnerability and swagger. Yes, he does look a bit like Jack Black in the Minecraft movie. But get past that, and he could really steal your heart. FOLK BITCH TRIOIt takes… Read More →

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The Who fire Zak Starkey… again!

The Who have parted ways with their drummer Zak Starkey, just one month after he was sacked and swiftly reinstated, The Guardian reports. THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE Advertisement Starkey has been the band’s drummer since 1996. In an Instagram post on Monday, May 19, Pete Townshend announced that Starkey was no longer performing with The Who. “After many years of great work on drums from Zak the time has come for a change,” Townshend’s post read. “A poignant time. Zak has lots of new projects in hand and I wish him the best.” Advertisement Townshend went on to say that Scott Devours, from Roger Daltrey‘s solo band, will play drums on the tour instead. Starkey responded shortly after Townshend, writing on Instagram: “I was fired two weeks after reinstatement and asked to make a statement saying I had quit the who to pursue my other musical endevours this would be a lie. I love the who and would never had quit. So I didn’t make the statement ….quitting the who would also have let down the… Read More →

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‘Arcane’ producers tease continuation of Caitlyn and Vi’s story

The Arcane: League Of Legends saga could continue with a spin-off focusing on fan-favourite characters Caitlyn and Vi – find out more below. READ MORE: Why ‘Arcane’ is Netflix’s most underrated series The second and final season of Arcane hit Netflix in November, cementing the end of the series. However, Riot Games have long been vocal that several spin-offs have been in the works. Advertisement Speaking about the decision to end the show, co-creator Christian Linke said previously: “From the very beginning, since we started working on this project, we had a very specific ending in mind. But Arcane is just the first of many stories that we want to tell in Runeterra.” Vi and Jinx in ‘Arcane’ season two CREDIT: Netflix The end of Arcane set-up a spin-off with Mel taking on the role of a Noxian warlord and heading back to Noxus to rule over house Medarda. Caitlyn and Vi may have finally got their happy ending but the show left things open to continue their story, while League Of Legends champions Orianna and Swain were also teased. During a recent panel discussion with Variety, screenwriter and co-executive producer Amanda Overton and head of Riot Games’ animation studio, Christian Linke teased that Vi and… Read More →

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Jane’s Addiction’s Dave Navarro: “There’s no chance for the band to ever play together again”

Jane’s Addiction guitarist Dave Navarro has said there is “no chance” the band will play together again after their on-stage fight last year. The original line-up of Navarro, singer Perry Farrell, drummer Stephen Perkins and bassist Eric Avery reformed in 2024 and released the single ‘Imminent Redemption’, their first new music together for 34 years. Advertisement However, during a show in Boston on their North American tour in September, Farrell punched Navarro in the face, leading to the immediate cancellation of the tour and the band’s hiatus due to “a continuing pattern of behaviour and the mental health difficulties” of Farrell. Navarro has now discussed the band’s status in an interview with Guitar Player, speaking in public for the first time about the Boston incident. [embedded content] “There was an altercation onstage, and all the hard work and dedication and writing and hours in the studio, and picking up and leaving home and crisscrossing the country and Europe and trying to overcome my illness — it all came to a screeching halt and forever destroyed the band’s life, ” he said. “And there’s no chance for the band to ever play together again. I have to say that’s my least favorite gig, without… Read More →

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Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson, Outlaw Music Festival, Hollywood Bowl, May 16

On a mild night in Hollywood, Bob Dylan is still not ready for his close-up. When the 83-year-old strikes up his band, stationed behind his upright piano and mumbling his way through his Oscar-winning 2000 single “Things Have Changed”, the screens on either side of the Bowl remain defiantly dark. They do eventually flicker into life a handful of songs later, but even then only to offer a fixed wide shot of Dylan at centre stage with his bandmates grouped around him like a Roman phalanx. As an audience, we perhaps sense we are being kept at arm’s length. “I used to care,” drawls Dylan. “But things have changed.” Advertisement For this third date of the 10th anniversary tour for Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival, Dylan follows immediately in the wake of the Michigan-born bluegrass player Billy Strings, whose set climaxes in a frantic, high-energy tornado of duelling guitars and banjos. The octogenarian Dylan’s set begins at a more relaxed clip but builds swiftly into a heady blend of early classics, deep cuts and covers. He seems to be enjoying himself. After a stuttering “Simple Twist of Fate” and a swooning “Forgetful Heart”, he lets out a loud chuckle and… Read More →

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Austria’s JJ wins Eurovision Song Contest 2025

Austria has come out on top for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest with 436 votes for singer-songwriter JJ, who beat Israel’s Yuval Raphael. This makes the country’s third win following previous victories in 1966 and 2014 – this makes Austria the country with the longest gap between years at 48. Advertisement The 24-year-old JJ – real name Johannes Pietsch – won Eurovision 2025 with ‘Wasted Love’, a stirring pop song with elements of classical opera. The awards ceremony was held in Basel, Switzerland. Pietsch kept his thank-you speech short, telling the crowd: “Love is the strongest force in the world. Let’s spread more love.” He followed it up with a rousing encore performance of ‘Wasted Love’. JJ beat out Raphael, whose performance of ‘New Day Will Rise’ got a significant push in votes from the public after just garnering 60 votes from the various European juries. They finished in second place with 357 votes in total. Watch JJ’s performance of ‘Wasted Love’ below. [embedded content] Earlier this week, NME reported the bookers’ odds of Eurovision 2025 winners, with Austria’s JJ at 21 per cent in second place. Sweden’s KAJ were the bookers’ favourites, although the final results placed them at… Read More →

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French rapper Werenoi dies hours before concert, aged 31

French rapper Werenoi has died at age 31, just hours before a concert that was scheduled to take place in Lyon, France. Per Charts in France, Werenoi – real name Jérémy Bana Owona – died after being hospitalised, due to going under cardio-respiratory arrest on Saturday morning (May 17) today. Owona had a concert scheduled tonight at Lyon’s Azar Club. Babs, a friend and collaborator of Owona, tweeted earlier today in French: “Rest in peace my brother I love you!!!”. Azar Club also shared a message announcing his death to ticketholders in an Instagram post. “It was with great sadness that we learned of the passing of Werenoi, a unique artist and a defining voice of his generation, whom we were to welcome this evening to the Azar Club,” wrote the club in French. “We remember the talent, strength, and authenticity of an artist who left his mark on his era.” Repose en paix mon frère je t aime !!! — Babs -Plr Music (@PlrMusic) May 17, 2025 Owona has released four albums as Werenoi, with the latest ‘Diamant Noir’ issued just last month (April 11). The rapper counts over six million monthly listeners on Spotify, with ‘Diamant Noir’ marking… Read More →

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‘Welcome to Wrexham’ season four: do the team get promoted again?

Five years after they acquired Welsh football team Wrexham A.F.C, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have seen the club secure back-to-back promotions. This has been depicted in FX documentary series Welcome To Wrexham, which follows the highs and lows of the pair’s journey as owners of the club. READ MORE: Soundtrack of my life: Rob McElhenney Advertisement Over the course of three seasons, Wrexham A.F.C. have been promoted twice and sit in the EFL League One for the 2024-25 football season. The latter is documented in Welcome To Wrexham’s fourth season, which premiered on May 15, 2025. A synopsis reads: “The club achieved back-to-back promotions to bring them into EFL League One for the first time in 20 years. As they continue to rise in the pyramid, the stakes get higher with a new level of intensity, competition and costs.” Do Wrexham AFC get promoted in Welcome To Wrexham season 4? [embedded content] In the 2024-2025 season, Wrexham finished in second behind Birmingham City in the EFL League One after beating Charlton Athletic 3-0 on April 26, 2025. As such, the team were promoted to the EFL Championship for the 2025-26 season. Following this result, Wrexham became the first team in… Read More →

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Donald Trump labels Bruce Springsteen a “dried out ‘prune’” after Manchester gig speeches

Donald Trump has hit back at Bruce Springsteen after The Boss made multiple speeches criticising him at his show in Manchester earlier this week. READ MORE: Bruce Springsteen live in London: the heartland hero remains firmly at his majestic peak During a show at Manchester’s Co-Op Live on Wednesday (May 14), Springsteen gave three separate speeches decrying the actions of the US president and his administration’s “corruption” and “incompetence”. Advertisement To kick off the show, The Boss performed ‘Land of Hope and Dreams’, saying to the audience: “It’s great to be in Manchester and back in the UK. Welcome to the Land of Hope and Dreams Tour! The mighty E St. Band is here tonight to call upon the righteous power of art, of music, of rock ‘n roll in dangerous times.” He continued: “In my home, the America I love, the America I’ve written about, that has been a beacon of hope and liberty for 250 years is currently in the hands of a corrupt, incompetent, and treasonous administration. Tonight, we ask all who believe in democracy and the best of our American experiment to rise with us, raise your voices against authoritarianism and let freedom ring!” [embedded content] Before ‘House… Read More →

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‘Walking Tall’ star and James Bond franchise regular Joe Don Baker has died

Walking Tall actor Joe Don Baker has died, aged 89. Baker died on May 7, according to a public obituary page shared by his family. A cause of death has not been revealed. According to his obituary, a funeral service will be held on May 20, and will be private to friends and family. Joe Don Baker was best known for his role as Sheriff Buford Pusser in 1973’s Walking Tall, as well as two separate roles across three James Bond films. He first joined the 007 franchise as Brad Whitaker in The Living Daylights opposite Timothy Dalton, and later starred as Jack Wade in GoldenEye and Tomorrow Never Dies alongside Pierce Brosnan. Baker was also celebrated for his performances in films such as Cool Hand Luke, Charley Varrick, The Outfit, Mitchell, Cape Fear, The Distinguished Gentleman, Congo, Mars Attacks! and The Dukes of Hazzard. His last film role was in 2012’s Mud. He got his break in acting through several TV appearances in shows like Honey West and Iron Horse before transitioning into film. He would return to TV occasionally for roles in Gunsmoke, Lancer, Eischied, In The Heat of the Night and more. His most prominent TV role… Read More →

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Chris Brown arrested in Manchester over bottle attack after arriving in UK

Chris Brown was arrested in Manchester this morning (May 15) for allegedly attacking a music producer in London two years ago. The singer, 36, was tracked down at The Lowry Hotel by the Metropolitan Police and arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm hours after arriving in the city on a private jet. A spokesperson from the Met said, via The Independent: “A 36-year-old man was arrested at a hotel in Manchester shortly after 2am on Thursday, May 15 on suspicion of grievous bodily harm. He has been taken into custody where he remains. The arrest relates to an incident at a venue in Hanover Square on February 19, 2023. The investigation is being led by detectives from the Central West Area Basic Command Unit.” Brown, who is meant to be bringing his ‘Breezy Bowl XX’ tour to Europe next month, was accused of assault by producer Abraham Diaw. Diaw has also lodged a civil complaint for $16million against Brown, seeking damages for injuries and losses incurred due to the alleged incident. Brown’s upcoming tour is set to begin on June 8 in the Netherlands and take in Germany, the UK, Ireland, France and Portugal, before he heads on a… Read More →

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Introducing The 200 Greatest Heavy Rock Albums…Ranked!

In rock’s house there are many mansions. Soft and progressive, hard, and – as we celebrate in this new magazine – heavy. Advertisement You might want to split hairs with what we’ve done here. But in the run-up to their final performance this summer, we’ve allowed Black Sabbath, our cover stars, to be our guide to our 200 excellent heavy selections in this publication. This doesn’t only mean Sabbath themselves, of course – or indeed the key records by the other foundational heavy rock groups like Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin. We find room for selections by those groups whose output runs faster (like Metallica) and less bluesy (like Iron Maiden), not to mention that which touches on the psychedelic (like say, The Groundhogs or the first Scorpions album). It’s about the freshness of the music. And if there’s a sound which seems a perfect foundation for the 200 albums we’ve ranked and reviewed here, then it’s that of the first three Sabbath albums. Which is to say that of a band catching the full force of their music in the studio, maybe not spending a huge number of weeks in doing so and possibly recorded by Rodger Bain. Some… Read More →