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Blondie announce mammoth box set, Against The Odds 1974 1982
Blondie have announced details of their long-delayed box set, Blondie: Against The Odds 1974-1982. ORDER NOW: Queen are on the cover of the latest issue of Uncut The box set will be released on August 26 via UMC and The Numero Group. It’s available to pre-order here. To coincide with the announcement, they’re released a previously unheard cover of The Doors’ “Moonlight Drive”. Advertisement The box features 124 tracks – 36 of which are previously unissued – as well as two volumes of liner notes (by Uncut contributor Erin Osmon), track by track commentary, an illustrated discography and dozens of...
Outstanding Rapper Kadalya Soundz Debuts Stunning Single Inspired By Hometown New Jersey
Rising hip-hop artist Kadalya Soundz stuns the music industry with her first ever single called “Jersey.” A powerful song that represents the artist’s background and everyday hustle, Kadalya Soundz tells her urban story through unconventional and powerful verses. It’s true that Kadalya Soundz only started releasing her music this year, however, the New Jersey-native has enjoyed almost a lifetime of being in the heart of the East Coast hip-hop scene. When asked about why she chose music, Kadalya said “Growing up in a hip hop environment since I was a kid, it’s basically all I know. She continues, “It’s...
Discover The Fluorescent EDM Duo Eflorem Through Their Latest Track “With You”
Celebrate love with Eflorem, a couple artist whose latest track is simply put perfect. Having been in the game for a while, Eflorem (Heather Worden and Edward McManus) have made quite a name for themselves with fresh-sounding music and original hyper-house twists. “With You” carries on with Eflorem’s signature style of flawless beats and synths while the beautifully packaged message warms the listeners’ hearts. Inspiring and uplifting, the song can be described as “a beautiful and crazy hybrid between bass house, dubstep and pure house genres, a speedhouse genre if you want,” says an EDM Nations review. “A mix...
The Beach Boys Deluxe Ultimate Music Guide
Celebrating 60 years of a unique American band, we present the Deluxe Ultimate Music Guide to The Beach Boys. How the exceptional, vulnerable talent of Brian Wilson crested the wave of the surf craze, only to ride out into beautiful and uncharted compositional waters. “I’m a leaf on a windy day/Pretty soon I’ll be blown away…” Buy a copy here!
The Smile A Light For Attracting Attention
“There was a point a year and a half ago when I wondered whether I would be doing this again,” admitted Thom Yorke on stage at the Albert Hall last October. “I’m a British musician, and I was told during the pandemic, like all British musicians, that I should consider retraining. And after we finally left they told us we didn’t really need to tour around Europe anyway, did we? So perhaps I’m one of a dying breed… who knows?” ORDER NOW: Queen are on the cover of the latest issue of Uncut That classic Radiohead sense of...
Wilco Cruel Country
After the amiable twang of their 1995 debut A.M. and the more ambitiously conceptual rock’n’roll of 1996’s Being There, Wilco went straight-up pop on 1998’s Summerteeth, trading the pedal steel for an orchestra and treating The Beach Boys as their new Gram Parsons. Country, even alt.country, was far too restrictive, too conservative both musically and culturally, for many bands identified with that movement, and some of the biggest acts – The Old 97s, Joe Henry, The Jayhawks – were toying with power pop and art rock. Few, however, went as far or as hard as Wilco, who by the...
Pistol
In Steve Jones’s splenetic autobiography, Lonely Boy, the Sex Pistols’ guitarist does his best to puncture the fables which have grown up around the group. He admits to being hazy about the facts – relying on a radio interview he did with manager Malcolm McLaren in 2005 for the chronology of how the band evolved. Jones’ tenure as the frontman of Kutie Jones And His Sex Pistols ended when McLaren was urged by Vivienne Westwood to look out for a good-looking boy called John. John Lydon is hired, though it transpires that the John that Westwood had in mind...
Billy Childish: “Dylan always got away with doing what he wanted”
Once, Chatham Dockyard on the River Medway was one of the biggest dockyards in the country, employing thousands of men and women to make boats for the Royal Navy. Closed in 1984, the dockyard has since been converted into a museum; its silent acres filled with industrial skeletons in the form of cranes, anti-aircraft guns, wooden figureheads, rusting anchors and long corridors of warehouses. Above one such warehouse, up a fire escape next to a naval bookshop, you will find the painting studio of Billy Childish, musician, artist, writer and poet. ORDER NOW: Queen are on the cover of the...
ZeXzy Sparks The “Obsession” Of His Fans With New Single
A God among Gods, ZeXzy is clearly not your average artist. With well-over 3M views on Youtube alone and a few other millions on Spotify with his previously released music videos for the singles “TROWAY” and “My Mind,” the established artist is hungry for more. He just unveiled his new single titled “Obsession,” an infectious song in which he beautifully depicts his magnetic aura that attracts every single woman he meets. Colorful, exotic, and extremely sensual, his new single well-reflects ZeXzy’s natural charisma and sultry energy. The singer-songwriter hails from the ancient city of Benin, in the Edo state...Recent Posts
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