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Queens Of The Stone Age announce Alive In The Catacombs

Queens Of The Stone Age have revealed details of their new stripped-down concert film, recorded live in the Paris catacombs in July 2024. 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 Alive In The Catacombs features songs from across the Queens Of The Stone Age back catalogue, performed largely acoustically – save for an electric piano connected to a car battery – and augmented by a small string section. Watch the trailer below: [embedded content] Queens Of The Stone Age are the first band to receive official permission to play in the catacombs, a set of tunnels beneath the surface of Paris, where millions of bodies were buried in the 1700s – “the biggest audience we’ve ever played for,” notes Josh Homme. Advertisement “If you’re ever going to be haunted, surrounded by several million dead people is the place,” Homme continues. “It would be ridiculous to try to rock there…That space dictates everything, it’s in charge. You do what you’re told when you’re in there.” Queens Of The Stone Age: Alive In The Catacombs was produced by La Blogothèque and… Read More →

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Introducing…The History Of Rock: 1968!

With Pete Townshend announcing The Who’s farewell US tour, now seems a good time to remind ourselves of when the band made one of their earliest trips to the continent. You can read all about it in The History Of Rock: 1968, the latest in our series of premium magazines curated from the archives of NME and Melody Maker. Advertisement Pete in 1968 is a big fan of America. Amazing microphone systems. Great groups like Moby Grape. Their own bus, “equipped with all modern conveniences like scotch and beer”. Even the fact that they’re staying in poky hotels hasn’t dampened his enthusiasm. As we follow the group deeper into the year we find them developing some challenging new work, the rock opera Tommy, at this stage provisionally entitled “Dead Dumb And Blind Boy”. Our other favourite groups are changing too. After 1967’s colourful revelations and occasionally grandiose musical experimentation, 1968 has its feet more firmly planted on the ground. The gurus and the hallucinogens of the past twelve months have imparted their knowledge, and The Beatles are for the most part slightly more suspicious of whim and fancy. No-one precisely says this is their plan (although Paul McCartney has been… Read More →

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The Who announce farewell North American tour

The Who have revealed that their upcoming North American tour will be their last. At a press conference today (May 8) at London’s Iconic Gallery, Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend announced details of The Song Is Over: The North American Farewell Tour, which kicks off in Florida on August 16, ending in Las Vegas on September 28. 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 “Well, all good things must come to an end,” said Pete Townshend. “It is a poignant time. For me, playing to American audiences and those in Canada has always been incredible… Roger and I are in a good place, despite our age, eager to throw our weight behind this fond farewell to all our faithful fans, and hopefully to new ones who might jump in to see what they have been missing for the last 57 years. This tour will be about fond memories, love and laughter.” “To me, America has always been great,” added Roger Daltrey. “The cultural differences had a huge impact on me, this was the land of the possible. It’s… Read More →

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Salif Keita – So Kono

Mali might be one of Africa’s poorest nations, but it remains a musical superpower. The centre of the medieval Mande empire has been the breeding ground for dozens of global success stories, including the likes of Toumani Diabate, Ali Farka Toure, Rokia Traore, Oumou Sangare, Fatoumata Diawara, Boubacar Traore, Afel Bocoum, Bassekou Kouyate and Amadou & Mariam – not to mention Tuareg rockers like Tinariwen, Tamikrest and Songhoy Blues. 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 Salif Keita might be the most famous of them all, but he was always the odd one out. Not only was he an albino in a society that regarded albinos as cursed, but he was an outcast from a minor royal family, competing with storytelling griots who tended to come from an ancestral lineage of musicians. It helped that he was blessed with an extraordinary voice. Keita can turn a jerky, conversational, arhythmic lyric into something that flows perfectly; making any amount of syllables fit into whatever space he has, improvising like a jazz singer, adding bluesy flourishes and grace notes, often… Read More →

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One To One: John & Yoko

“I just like TV,” says John Lennon to an interviewer, somewhere at the heart of Kevin Macdonald’s scintillating, crackling, livewire documentary about John and Yoko Ono’s first year in New York. “It replaced the fireplace when I was a child. They took the fire away, they put a TV in and I got hooked.” 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 Half a century after their demise we are certainly hooked on Beatles content. After all this time you might rightfully wonder if we need another John Lennon documentary. Particularly one that revisits a period already exhaustively covered in the 2006 The US vs John Lennon. But Macdonald and his team don’t just meticulously recreate the couple’s tiny West Village bedsit on Bank Street – a few guitars, a typewriter and a black and white TV set at foot of the small double bed. They also vividly recreate the electronic maelstrom that they plugged and plunged into, like Alice through the Looking Glass, via the TV and the telephone. While the 2006 film was an overfamiliar, lionising grind… Read More →

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Terry Reid announces tour dates

Terry Reid will play his first Irish, Scottish and Welsh shows in more than six years this autumn, alongside new UK dates that include a return to London’s Jazz Café. 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 Reid was recently featured in the Becoming Led Zeppelin documentary, with Robert Plant and Jimmy Page discussing him being considered as the first singer in the band before turning them down as he just signed a solo deal. It was Reid who suggested to Page that he try and check out another young singer who had just supported him named Robert Plant… Tickets are available here. September 11 WOLVERHAMPTON The RobinSeptember 13 DUBLIN (IE) Arthur’s Blues & JazzSeptember 14 DUBLIN (IE) Arthur’s Blues & JazzSeptember 16 HASTINGS White Rock TheatreSeptember 17 PORTSMOUTH GuildhallSeptember 18 ST IVES TheatreSeptember 19 CARDIFF The GateSeptember 21 HEBDEN BRIDGE Trades ClubSeptember 22 SHEFFIELD GreystonesSeptember 24 NEWCASTLE The ClunySeptember 25 GLASGOW CottiersSeptember 26 POCKLINGTON Arts CentreSeptember 28 MALVERN CubeSeptember 30 LONDON Half Moon, PutneySeptember 1 LONDON The Jazz CafeSeptember 3 CAMBRIDGE Portland Arms

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Listen to Mark Pritchard and Thom Yorke’s new single, “The Spirit”

Mark Pritchard and Thom Yorke have shared a new single, “The Spirit”, taken from their upcoming collaborative album, Tall Tales – which is released on May 9 from Warp Records. 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 video for “The Spirit” has been directed by visual artist Jonathan Zawada. “The Spirit” arrives the same day as a special global cinema event, in which fans will be able to hear Tall Tales alongside its accompanying feature film, directed by Zawada, a day ahead of release – although dates may vary for certain locations. More info and tickets are available from here. The album is released tomorrow. As well as digitally, the album will be available in a standard black vinyl 2LP gatefold edition and as a limited special black vinyl 2LP edition including a 36-page booklet featuring images from the project and lyrics to all the tracks, designed by Jonathan Zawada. There will also be both a standard CD edition and a limited special CD accompanied by the 36-page booklet.

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Natalie Merchant: “R.E.M. was atmospheric yet urgent, new yet mindful of tradition”

Uncut interviewed Natalie Merchant for this month’s cover story on R.E.M. Merchant first struck up a friendship with Michael Stipe, that continues to this day, during her time with 10,000 Maniacs, which included supporting R.E.M. on tour in 1985 and again in 1987. We didn’t have enough space for Natalie’s answers in the cover story, so here’s the email interview with her in full below. 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 UNCUT: You famously first met Michael at a house party in Athens; what were your first impressions of him?NATALIE MERCHANT: I met Michael in early 1984 after a show that R.E.M. had played in a club in Atlanta, GA. Murmur had been out for a year and I can clearly remember the first time I heard it, and how it really floored me. I felt an instant kinship with the band and felt Michael and I were supposed to meet and become fast comrades. So, that first meeting carried a lot of weight in my mind. But as fate had it, we didn’t really get off to a… Read More →

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Neil Young And The Chrome Hearts unveil new album, Talkin To The Trees

Pre-order Talkin To The Trees on vinyl The debut album from Neil Young And The Chrome Hearts is called Talkin To The Trees, and it will be released by Reprise on June 13. 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 features 10 tracks including the previously released “Big Change”. Watch a video for new single “Let’s Roll Again” below: The punky song appears to be a call to American car manufacturers to build safer, cleaner vehicles – although he can’t resist laying into Elon Musk along the way: “If you’re a fascist / Then get a Tesla”. Check out the tracklisting for Talkin To The Trees below: 01 “Family Life”02 “Dark Mirage”03 “First Fire Of Winter”04 “Silver Eagle”05 “Lets Roll Again”06 “Big Change”07 “Talkin To The Trees”08 “Movin Ahead”09 “Bottle Of Love”10 “Thankful”

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R.E.M. release “Radio Free Europe 2025”

R.E.M. are honouring 75 years of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty with a special remix of their debut single, “Radio Free Europe“. You can hear the remix below. 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 The track has been remixed by Jacknife Lee, who also produced the R.E.M. albums, Accelerate (2008) and Collapse Into Now (2011) The new remix is part of a five-track EP, with proceeds from the vinyl pressing to benefit RFE/RL on its 75th anniversary & World Press Freedom Day. Advertisement “Whether it’s music or a free press – censorship anywhere is a threat to the truth everywhere. On World Press Freedom Day, I’m sending a shout-out to the brave journalists at Radio Free Europe,” says Michael Stipe. “Radio Free Europe’s journalists have been pissing off dictators for 75 years. You know you’re doing your job when you make the right enemies. Happy World Press Freedom Day to the ‘OG’ Radio Free Europe,” says Mike Mills. You can stream or download the track here. A limited-edition 10-inch orange-vinyl pressing—available for pre-order now exclusively via the official R.E.M. store and independent record stores —lands September… Read More →

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The Fourth Uncut New Music Playlist of 2025

A quick one today, to tie in with Bandcamp Friday. A smattering of familiar names – Lee Ranaldo, William Tyler, Garcia Peoples – but hopefully some new discoveries for you, too. I saw Margo Cilker play at the Voodoo Rooms in Edinburgh earlier this week, who covered “Invisible Stars” by Slow-Motion Cowboys, who I’m ashamed to say I’d not heard before, but are the project of a songwriter called Pete Fields, who dubs himself ‘the Buzzard Prince of San Francisco in Exile’. Anyway, I can’t now stop playing the track’s parent album, Wolf Of St Elmo. I’ve also included an older track by Mally Smith – another new discovery – who opened for Cilker. Plus some jams, ambient gubbins etc. 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 JOE HARVEY-WHYTE & BOBBY LEE“Smoke Signals” SLOW-MOTION COWBOYS“Invisible Stars” Advertisement JERRY DAVID DeCICCA“Long Distance Runner” JEFFREY ALEXANDER + HEAVY LIDDERS“Synchronous Orbit” PYE CORNER AUDIO“Galaxies” ELORI SAXL“It Will Be Gone” GOLDEN BROWN“Beelzebufo” GOLDMUND“Darnley” MALLY SMITH“Dive In” GARCIA PEOPLES“Journey Through The Valley Of O” WILLIAM TYLER“Howling At The Second Moon” LEE RANALDO“Take Me… Read More →

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Bridget St John: “They all had kind hearts”

A new mini-album celebrates her lost ‘brothers’: Nick Drake, John Martyn, Kevin Ayers and Michael Chapman. Bridget St John explains all to Uncut… UNCUT: On Covering My Brothers, you pay tribute to four artists who were important to you. Did you feel like a sister to them?BRIDGET ST JOHN: They were my brothers – never lovers! They were people that stayed in my life, other than Nick, who died so young. I saw John Martyn three months before he died, he came to New York [where St John has lived since 1976]. Even though I didn’t see them all the time, the connection was there, like it is with good friends. 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 You’ve really put your own stamp on these songs, including an experimental take on Michael Chapman’s 10-minute “Aviator”.I only cover a song if it has got inside me. I can sing these songs because I relate to them as if I’d written them. “Aviator” was about a personal thing for Michael, a problem with the Inland Revenue, but for me… Read More →

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Hear the title track of Bruce Springsteen’s lost film soundtrack, Faithless

On June 27, Sony Music will release Tracks II: The Lost Albums – a 9-LP or 7-CD collection comprising seven previously unreleased full-length albums by Bruce Springsteen. 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 One of those albums is Faithless, a soundtrack recorded in 2005-6 for a movie that was never made. Hear the title track below: [embedded content] “This was a really unusual collection of songs,” Springsteen remembers. “You could recognise details and maybe a character or two. But for the most part, I just wrote atmospheric music that I thought would fit.” The album was recorded primarily as a solo pursuit, with appearances throughout by producer Ron Aniello, touring members of The E Street Band — Soozie Tyrell, Lisa Lowell, Curtis King Jr, Michelle Moore and Ada Dyer — as well as contributions from Patti Scialfa, Evan Springsteen and Sam Springsteen. Advertisement See the full tracklisting and pre-order Tracks II: The Lost Albums here. Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band return to the UK later this month for five more shows, details below: 14th May… Read More →

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Hear an exclusive track from a new live EP by The Saints ’73-’78

Last autumn, Ed Kuepper toured Australia with a reconfigured line-up of punk pioneers The Saints, fronted by Mudhoney’s Mark Arm. 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 Concentrating on the band’s early material – hence the moniker Saints ’73-’78 – the five-piece added a horn section for their shows at Brisbane’s Princess Theatre, the highlights of which are now being released on a new digital-only EP entitled Nights In Venice Live… Vol. 1, due out tomorrow (May 2). Pre-save here and listen to the title track exclusively below: [embedded content] The Saints ’73-’78 have also announced an international tour for later this year. Check out the full list of dates below: Advertisement Oct 31: Auckland NZ, PowerstationNov 1: Wellington NZ, Meow NuiNov 5: Los Angeles USA, Teragram BallroomNov 6: San Francisco USA, Great American Music Hall + Hot LunchNov 7: San Francisco USA, Great American Music HallNov 8: Portland USA, Revolution HallNov 9: Seattle USA, The NeptuneNov 11: Chicago USA, MetroNov 13: Toronto Canada, Phoenix Concert TheatreNov 15: New York USA, Music Hall of WilliamsburgNov 16: Philadelphia USA, Union… Read More →

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Tarric Delves Into Emotions with New Single “You Were Gone”

Tarric navigates the complexities of emotional distance in his latest single, “You Were Gone“, from his upcoming album, Method. He draws inspiration from the ’80s new wave influences and modern sensibility. Tarric avoids dramatisation and invites listeners to study the feeling of loss. The track dives into the aftermath of relationships explored in his debut album, Lovesick. Tarric‘s music resonates with the textures of ’80s new wave, reminiscent of bands like The Smiths and Depeche Mode, yet maintains a contemporary edge. He sharpens the sound for clarity, stripping away excessive sentimentality to ensure every element in the mix serves a purpose. In “Untied”, the production creates an atmospheric space, purposely panning the instruments and voice toward the centre to capture a feeling of insularity. As the chorus unfolds, the music broadens, panning to create a sense of space and freedom, enhanced by high-end frequencies like cymbals and synths. Lyrically, “You Were Gone” centres on the realisation that a loved one has been emotionally absent longer than one is willing to admit. The refrain is less an accusation and more a surrender, conveying everything that matters without raising his voice. Tarric shares that Method documents his methods of dealing with emotional… Read More →

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How Nini Iris Is Redefining Indie Pop With Her New Single “Release Me”

Nini Iris ‘s new single, “Release Me,” is not designed for passive listening. It demands your full attention—and then it breaks your heart in real time. This is not heartbreak diluted for mass consumption. This is heartbreak rendered in its purest form: intimate, angry, poetic, and unfiltered. From the opening lines—“You left a hole in my precious soul / After trying to make my heart whole”— Iris sets the tone for what becomes a relentless emotional excavation. These aren’t just lyrics. They’re raw nerve endings set to music. What separates “Release Me” from the typical breakup ballad is the language itself. There’s no filler here. No lyrical autopilot. Every word feels like it’s been pulled from a real place, sharpened by pain and delivered with an almost spiritual urgency. In “Made me feel lost, lost and unknown / When I finally found who I truly was,” you hear not only heartbreak but the psychic dislocation that comes from having your identity dismantled by someone you trusted. And then there’s the line that hits like a gut punch: “While I write this song / My countless tears you caused / Wet the journal of my oath / Just like you it’s… Read More →

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Kassi Valazza – From Newman Street

Kassi Valazza opens “Roll On”, a meditative country-tinged ballad from her third album, with a stark realisation: “I’ve made up my mind, I feel like I do”, she asserts over a slow-motion two-step rhythm and thick brushstrokes of pedal steel and fiddle. “And if I feel like I do, I’ll try moving on”. 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 Her voice is a high, sharp lilt that brings to mind Joan Baez or Carolyn Hester or other folk singers from the ’60s and ’70s, with a gentle vibrato and a gift for windswept phrasing. She sings like the breeze is scattering her syllables like leaves. “Roll On” is a break-up song – with a lover perhaps, but more likely with a city – but she instills the song not with resentment or sadness, but a precarious excitement for a new beginning. From Newman Street is an album full of chapters closing and new ones opening, created by a singer-songwriter who embellishes her folky observations with psychedelic flourishes and knowing nods to the past. It is also, she… Read More →

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Pink Floyd At Pompeii MCMLXXII

Pink Floyd and experimental filmmakers were made for each other. Sketchy plot? Unknowable characters? Third act still in development? In the era immediately after the departure of Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd could certainly empathise with all of that – and for the right fee would be able improvise you some searching and intermittently explosive music to soundtrack it. 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 It had recently worked for the BBC (the moon landings, 1969) and Barbet Schroeder, for his films More (1968) and La Vallée (1972), but when he approached Pink Floyd, the French director Adrian Maben had arguably left it a little too late to get their full attention for a vaguely outlined project juxtaposing their music with works of surrealist art. By now, after all, Pink Floyd were getting somewhere. The “ping” sound in “Echoes” had lately been a penny audibly dropping on how the band might pilot their way beyond the next horizon with structured, conceptual pieces. However, when Maben, undeterred, came back with a revised project – to film the band playing… Read More →

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Watch Neil Young play “Ordinary People” live for the first time since 1989

Neil Young and the chrome hearts performed at Stephen Stills’ Light Up the Blues autism benefit at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles on Saturday, April 26, 2025. Among their set was a 17 minute version of “Ordinary People“, which Young hasn’t played live since 1989. You can watch the performance below. 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 The song first appeared in 1988, as a Bluenotes/This Note’s For You era cut, but remained unreleased until 2007’s Chrome Dreams II. [embedded content] This was Young’s fourth concert with the chrome hearts – who feature guitarist Micah Nelson, organist Spooner Oldham, bassist Corey McCormick and drummer Anthony LoGerfo. Advertisement Their set began with the live debut of a new song, “Let’s Roll Again”, followed by “Big Box” from 2015’s Monsanto Years album. [embedded content] For their final two songs, “Human Highway” and “Rockin’ In The Free World”, they were joined by Stephen Stills and his son Chris on guitar and vocals. [embedded content] Rolling Stone reports that the chrome hearts also backed Stills for his own set, which included… Read More →

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Inside our latest free Uncut CD: The Doors’ The Other Side – rarities, demos and live classics!

The Doors are the stars of our latest free CD, The Other Side, available with the June 2025 issue of Uncut. The nine-track album includes rarities, alternate takes and live cuts, including a blistering performance from their final show outside America. Advertisement “In 1965, I hoped this band might pay my rent for a decade or so,” John Densmore tells Uncut, “but it’s 60 years and we are still talking about The Doors. I am very grateful and very proud. It’s so kind of Uncut to make this CD.” It’s very much our pleasure to present this journey through an alternate history of the stellar LA band. Across nine songs and 44 minutes, we take a trip with Densmore, Robby Krieger, Ray Manzarek and Jim Morrison from an alternate take of “Love Me Two Times”, right up to their stunning performance at 1970’s Isle Of Wight Festival. Along the way, there are outtakes from LA Woman, a demo from Waiting For The Sun, a raw Soft Parade track stripped of its orchestration to reveal the raging group beneath, and many more. Advertisement “It’s very cool that your readers will be getting these nine Doors songs,” says Robby Krieger. “It’s a… Read More →

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Win a copy of A Complete Unknown!

The critically-acclaimed Searchlight Pictures’ A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet, offers an intimate portrayal of Bob Dylan‘s transformative years in the early 1960s. Director James Mangold “conjures the buzz, hum, slush and drone of a Greenwich Village full of cranks, seers and, yes, tambourine men” (went the Uncut review) with Chalamet nailing “the hobo stroll, the mercurial moods and the inscrutable cool” of Dylan. Advertisement You can buy A Complete Unknown with never-before-seen bonus extras when the film arrives on 4k UHD, Blu-ray™ and DVD on April 28. Fans can bring home the film in breathtaking 4K Ultra HD Dolby Vision® along with Atmos® audio delivering an unforgettable home theatre experience with jaw-dropping visuals and immersive, cinematic sound. But we have THREE COPIES of the film to give away on Blu-ray. To enter, click the link and answer the question below. The first three correct entries picked at random will each win a copy of the film. Closing date: Friday, May 2 at noon GMT. Which actor played Joan Baez in A Complete Unknown? T&Cs: Terms & Conditions: Entries close Friday, May 2, 2025 at 12 noon. The winner will be notified as soon as possible afterwards. If the winner fails to respond after three attempts at contact, a… Read More →