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Father John Misty – Mahashmashana

Is this the end for our plucky hero Josh Tillman? Since Father John Misty’s era-skewering classic Pure Comedy, Tillman has trampolined between stripped-back (God’s Favorite Customer) and lush orchestration (Chloë And The Next 20th Century), without quite nailing the landing either time. Both were good, often great, albums, but ones that seemed a little too in thrall to concept – concepts that Tillman didn’t explain to anybody as he has largely refrained from doing interviews for the past six years. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! Advertisement That’s a shame, as Tillman is smart, engaging and funny, more than capable of articulating his position and exploring the vulnerabilities he hides behind black humour. But it meant that nobody could really get a handle on the over-arching conceit of Chloe – a series of hallucinations that acted as sardonic commentary on the role of the love song in late-stage capitalism, set against a musical backdrop of ’50s Hollywood orchestration. That’s a very Father John Misty concept, one that only Josh Tillman could have come up with. And what of Mahashmashana? This… Read More →

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Hear Patterson Hood’s new track, “A Werewolf And A Girl”

Drive-By Truckers‘ co-founder Patterson Hood has released the first track from his new solo album. You can hear “A Werewolf And A Girl“, featuring Lydia Loveless, below. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! The track is taken from Hood’s new solo album, Exploding Trees & Airplane Screams, which is released via ATO Records on Friday, February 21, 2025. You can pre-order a copy here. Produced by Chris Funk (The Decemberists, Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks) at various studios in Hood’s current hometown of Portland, OR, Exploding Trees & Airplane Screams is Hood’s first solo album for 12 years. It features guests including Waxahatchee, Brad and Phil Cook (Megafaun), Kevin Morby, Wednesday, Brad Morgan, and Jay Gonzalez (Drive-By Truckers), Steve Berlin (Los Lobos, The Blasters), David Barbe (Sugar, Mercyland), Nate Query (The Decemberists), Steve Drizos (Jerry Joseph and The Jackmormons), Daniel Hunt (Neko Case, M Ward), and Stuart Bogie (The Hold Steady, Goose). The tracklisting is: Exploding Trees A Werewolf and a Girl (w/Lydia Loveless) The Forks of Cypress (w/Waxahatchee) Miss Coldiron’s Oldsmobile The Pool House The Van Pelt Parties (w/Wednesday) Last Hope At Safe Distance Airplane Screams Pinocchio

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Até’s “Orange Bird”: A Techno Journey with Hypnotic Beats and Emotional Depth

The world of techno thrives on innovation and emotional resonance, and Até’s latest single, “Orange Bird”, exemplifies both in stunning fashion. Known for her ability to fuse hard-hitting rhythms with atmospheric soundscapes, Até delivers a track that feels like a journey through liberation and self-discovery. With haunting melodies and pulsating beats, “Orange Bird” captures the essence of freedom, inviting listeners into an introspective yet uplifting sonic experience. What sets “Orange Bird” apart is its intricate production. Até’s voice becomes an integral part of the composition, seamlessly intertwined with layers of textured basslines and syncopated rhythms. The result is a soundscape that feels immersive and timeless, bridging the energy of 90s techno with contemporary melodic influences. Each element, from the pulsating beats to the atmospheric flourishes, works in harmony to create a track that feels both personal and universal. “Orange Bird” delves into themes of escape and transformation. Lines like “Leave your fears behind; it’s time to let it go” resonate as mantras, pushing listeners to shed insecurities and embrace the unknown. The metaphor of the orange bird feels both mystical and deeply personal, symbolizing a guide to emotional release and inner freedom. It’s a rare blend of vulnerability and empowerment,… Read More →

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Wilco announce a special edition of A Ghost Is Born

Wilco have announced a reissue to mark the 20th anniversary of their beloved album, A Ghost Is Born – including a Deluxe Edition which features 65 previously unreleased tracks. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! Advertisement Released on February 7, 2025 by Nonesuch, the Deluxe box set comprises either nine vinyl LPs and four CDs or nine CDs – including the original album, alternates, outtakes, and demos – plus the complete 2004 concert recording from Boston’s Wang Center and the band’s “fundamentals” workshop sessions. It includes 65 previously unreleased music tracks as well as a 48-page hardcover book with previously unpublished photos and new liner notes by Bob Mehr. A new vinyl pressing of the original album is also due in a two-disc package, as well as a two-CD version of the original album with bonus track highlights from the full deluxe edition repertoire. The two-CD version will also be available on streaming services worldwide. You can hear an alternate version of “Handshake Drugs“, recorded during the studio sessions at New York’s Sear Sound, on November 13, 2003, below. Advertisement [embedded content] The tracklisting… Read More →

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Hear Al Green cover R.E.M.’s “Everybody Hurts”

Al Green has released a cover of R.E.M.’s “Everybody Hurts” on Fat Possum Records. You can hear it below. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! Advertisement The track was recorded in Memphis, Tennessee earlier this year, reuniting with members of the classic Hi Rhythm Section featuring Reverend Charles Hodges [organ], Leroy Hodges [bass] and Archie “Hubbie” Turner [piano], as well as Will Sexton [guitar], and Steve Potts – from Booker T & The MG‘s with the strings section arranged once again by Stax’ Lester Snell. The track was produced by Clay Jones & Fat Possum. “While we were in the studio recording ‘Everybody Hurts,’ says Green, ”I could really feel the heaviness of the song and I wanted to inject a little touch of hope and light into it. There’s always a presence of light that can break through those times of darkness.” “Speaking on behalf of the entire band — we could not be more honoured, more flattered, more humbled,” says Michael Stipe. “This is an epic moment for us.” The recording of “Everybody Hurts” follows Green’s cover of Lou Reed‘s… Read More →

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Hear The Delines’ new track, “Left Hook Like Frazier”

The Delines have returned with “Left Hook Like Frazier”, the first track released from their upcoming new album, Mr. Lick & Ms. Doom. You can hear the track below. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! Advertisement [embedded content] Mr. Luck & Ms. Doom is due for release on February 14 via Decor Records. You can pre-order here. The tracklisting for Mr. Luck & Ms. Doom is: Advertisement Mr. Luck & Ms. Doom Her Ponyboy Left Hook Life Frazier Sitting On The Curb There’s Nothing Down The Highway Don’t Miss Your Bus Lorraine The Haunting Thoughts Nancy & The Pensacola Pimp Maureen’s Gone Missing JP & Me Don’t Go Into That House The Delines also tour the UK next Spring: March 25 – Brighton – Old Market tickets March 26 – Manchester – Band On The Wall tickets March 27 – Leeds – City Varieties tickets March 28 – Glasgow – St Lukes tickets March 29 – Newcastle – Gosforth Civic tickets March 30 – Nottingham – Metronome tickets March 31 – Birmingham – Glee Club tickets April 1 – Bristol – Lantern tickets April 2 – Southampton – 1865 tickets April 3… Read More →

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Suzi Quatro: “I didn’t know I was unusual!”

Hi Suzi! It’s 60 years since you joined The Pleasure Seekers as a teenager, and you’re back on tour again. Do you still get the same buzz? I feel like now, at 74, I’m at the peak of my performing capabilities. I’ve morphed into the rock’n’roll entertainer I always wanted to be. Since my Unzipped show in 2014 I kept the same format, so it’s two hours, some clips, some talking, some playing. And that was what I always dreamed of. It basically takes you through the journey of my life. You get all the hits, but you get so much more. Advertisement THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! The word ‘iconic’ is overused, but it surely applies to the photo of you in your jumpsuit… And I still wear it. In Act 2 of my show, I come out in it. But that is an iconic picture and I remember how it was shot. ‘Can The Can’ was recorded, ready to come out. Mickie [Most] and I discussed image, and I said leather. He said ‘No’, but I got… Read More →

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MJ Lenderman, The Garage, London, November 18

This might be Jake Lenderman’s first show in London as a solo artist, but there’s a laconic ease in the way he commands the stage. Lenderman has played the city before with his band Wednesday, but 2024 has seen him break through as a solo artist thanks to his acclaimed fourth LP Manning Fireworks, and this is the first of two sold-out dates at The Garage (when he returns to London in June, it’ll be at the bigger Electric Ballroom). THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! Lenderman’s voice commands a crowd who sing along to every word of songs about male fecklessness and millennial discord. “We’re having a moment!” enthuse a couple of twentysomething fans, disregarding the incongruity as they belt out the words to “She’s Leaving You”, a barbed assault on a deadbeat dad whose ass has just been soundly dumped. Advertisement Lenderman writes brilliantly about unhappiness, and he skewers pretension, displaying a caustic, side-eyed cynicism that fits neatly alongside the ’90s vibe of his music: a fusion of slacker indie-rock and alt.country that draws on the likes of… Read More →

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The Pogues announce Rum Sodomy & The Lash anniversary tour

The Pogues will celebrate the 40th anniversary of their Rum Sodomy & the Lash album with a run of shows in May 2025. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! Say original members James Fearnley, Jem Finer and Spider Stacy, “After the uproarious bash which was the 40th anniversary of our first record, Red Roses for Me, in 2024, we wanted to do it again, but with Rum Sodomy & the Lash.” A ticket pre-sale will be available on Wednesday, November 20 for fans who sign up here by 5pm, November 19. A general ticket sale will commence on Friday, November 22 at 9:30am local time. Click here for tickets. You can see the full list of tour dates below. May 1 – O2 Academy, LeedsMay 2 – O2 Academy, BirminghamMay 3 – O2 Academy, Brixton, LondonMay 6 – Barrowland, GlasgowMay 7 – O2 Apollo, ManchesterMay 8 – O2 City Hall, Newcastle

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Send us your questions for Gary Kemp!

For many years, Gary Kemp was known primarily as the guitarist and chief songwriter for Spandau Ballet, architect of ubiquitous ’80s hits such as “True” and “Gold”. Possibly you also knew him as Ronnie Kray, or Sy Spector from The Bodyguard. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! Recently, though, you’re more likely to have seen Kemp fronting Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets, garnering acclaim for his sensitive interpretations of early Pink Floyd material. His popular Rockonteurs podcast – hosted alongside Saucerful bandmate Guy Pratt – has underlined the depth of his musical knowledge. Pratt also appears on Kemp’s new solo album This Destination, due out on January 31 via East West. Ahead of its release, Kemp has kindly agreed to undergo a gentle grilling from you, the Uncut readers. So what would you like to ask this pop craftsman and all-round rockonteur? Send your questions to audiencewith@uncut.co.uk by Tuesday (November 26) and Gary will answer the best ones in a future issue of Uncut.

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Michael Kiwanuka – Small Changes

During his first decade as a recording artist, Michael Kiwanuka did so much to expand his musical parameters and upend expectations of what he ought to do and ought to be, that he most definitely earned the right to be a little more measured about his moves. In other words, smaller steps and gestures can reap as many dividends as the grander ones. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! Advertisement That’s not to suggest the man’s ambitions have grown too modest or that the songs on his fourth album are any less rich, moving and inventive. Yet Small Changes is clearly the work of an artist who finds himself at a different stage in his life, looking at his work with a keener focus. Whereas the album’s celebrated predecessors – 2016’s Love & Hate and his 2019 Mercury Music Prize winner Kiwanuka – each brandished a sense of boldness and scope that could almost feel overwhelming, Small Changes is defined more by its nuances. As befits its title, it’s more about the necessary increments, about the careful honing of ideas… Read More →

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Robin Pecknold, Levon Helm Studios, Woodstock, New York, November 14, 2024

Robin Pecknold confesses a case of nerves after taking the stage — or the rug, to be more accurate — in Levon Helm Studios, a rustic space in the woods of Woodstock. He blames his mood on the moment: this is the first full-length, fully solo show he’s ever done, the start of a nine-date solo mini-tour crossing North America. Yes, there had been A Very Lonely Solstice, the 2020 pandemic livestream-turned-LP, in which his solo arrangements were abetted by a white-robed, socially-distanced choir. But tonight he is on his own, with five acoustic guitars and a pedal board, though conceivably less lonely, among roughly 200 fans who’d managed to snag tickets, which sold out within minutes of going on sale. Another similarity with the 2020 pandemic show was the ambient sense of crisis, now stemming from the previous week’s presidential election. But Pecknold makes no mention of it, beyond an empathetic nod to collective grief. Instead, after a brief and beguiling opening set by New York singer-songwriter Allegra Kreiger, with light from the full moon brightening trees outside the windows, he creates a sanctuary for 90-some minutes, making the pine-and-bluestone barn feel as sacred as the Brooklyn church that staged …Lonely Solstice. … Read More →

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George Harrison – Living In The Material World 50th anniversary edition

The rebirth of Richard Alpert is one you can imagine George Harrison being more than a little envious of. Born in Boston, Alpert was an associate of Timothy Leary and deeply entrenched in the American psychedelic counterculture of the ’60s, until he returned after a protracted stay in India reinvented as Ram Dass, a spiritual guru set on popularising eastern teachings in the west. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! Advertisement Harrison, however, was a Beatle and a star, and no-one was going to let him forget it. Around the time he wrote and recorded his second proper solo album, 1973’s Living In The Material World, he was being pulled between two poles; on one hand, he was deeply exploring spirituality and continuing the inner journey that had begun in his early twenties, but on the other, having to deal with that material world of Beatles-related lawsuits, the first wave of the “My Sweet Lord” copyright infringement case and interminable struggles to get the funds from his pioneering Concert For Bangladesh to the people who needed them. Consisting almost entirely… Read More →

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City To City: Introducing Laurence Jones

In partnership with Marshall Laurence Jones was thrilled when he was sent his first Marshall amp after turning professional at 17, but soon realised he needed to send it back. “It was too loud for the size of venues I was playing,” he grins. “I asked Marshall if they could hold on to it until I’d made it into bigger venues. A few years later, I got in touch with the same guy at Marshall and said I was ready to have it back.” Advertisement THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! Now signed to the Marshall record label, Jones picked up his first guitar as a kid, determined to become better than his dad at playing “House Of The Rising Sun”. He was inspired by the blues clubs of Liverpool where his dad – a music lover – would take Jones as a child. His dad introduced him to acts like Jimi Hendrix, The Groundhogs and Cream, while Jones discovered The Cure for himself, falling in love with Robert Smith’s gift for songwriting. Trained in classical guitar but a rocker… Read More →

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Introducing the Deluxe Ultimate Music Guide to King Crimson

Neurosurgeons scream for more… As you’ll discover in this deluxe and expanded Ultimate Music Guide, when we speak of King Crimson, we’re really speaking of Robert Fripp, the guitarist and sole member to have lasted the 50 years of the band’s lifetime. So warm is his greeting, so insistent his use of one’s first name, you could come to think you and Robert Fripp were pretty well acquainted even though you have only met on a video call a few times. Advertisement He can be wonderfully candid. He will speak very movingly about fallen band members like John Wetton, who fronted the group at the time of Red (which celebrates its 50th anniversary round about now), or Bill Rieflin, the American drummer/polymath who was a key part of the last three drummer line-up of the group, until his untimely death from cancer. More cheerily, he might allow himself to digress into discussing the shortcomings of former members. With a twinkle of the eye, he might tell you with devastating dismissiveness about the former member who is “A good man. A very good man. A century ago who would have commanded a colonial outpost somewhere…” On one occasion he spent maybe 10… Read More →

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Jack White has shared a new track, “You Got Me Searching”

NOVEMBER14 – Austin, TX – Mohawk*15 – San Antonio, TX – Paper Tiger*17 – Mexico City, MX – Corona Capital* DECEMBER1 – Hong Kong – Clockenflap Music & Arts Festival *2 – Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam – Capital Theatre *5 – Brisbane, Australia – Fortitude Music Hall6 – Ballarat, Australia – Civic Hall *7 – Melbourne, Australia – Corner Hotel *9 – Melbourne, Australia – Forum Melbourne11 – Hobart, Australia – Odeon Theatre13 – Sydney, Australia – Enmore Theatre17 – Auckland, New Zealand – Auckland Town Hall FEBRUARY 20256 – Toronto, ON – HISTORY7 – Toronto, ON – Massey Hall8 – Toronto, ON – Massey Hall11 – Brooklyn, NY – Kings Theatre12 – Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Paramount17 – Boston, MA – Roadrunner18 – Boston, MA – Roadrunner MARCH 202510 – Hiroshima, Japan – Blue Live Hiroshima12 – Osaka, Japan – Gorilla Hall13 – Nagoya, Japan – Diamond Hall15 – Tokyo, Japan – Toyosu PIT17 – Tokyo, Japan – Toyosu PIT APRIL 20253 – St. Louis, MO – The Factory4 – Kansas City, MO – Uptown Theater5 – Omaha, NE – Steelhouse Omaha7 – Saint Paul, MN – Palace Theatre8 – Saint Paul, MN – Palace Theatre10 – Chicago, IL – The Salt… Read More →

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Introducing The 500 Greatest Albums of the 2010s-Now…Ranked!

You want it darker? In our introductions to other decades in this series, we’ve often spoken about bold innovations, and how the key recordings made in the period reflected wider cultural change. Since they’re so close at hand, it seems reasonable that it may take a while for the years we’ve covered in this new magazine, from 2010 to the present, to fully reveal themselves. Right now, though, the records that have reached the top of this list have got there because of – maybe in spite of – their weightiness. Advertisement Quite simply, the big hitters here are often making very serious music. Rightly, and heavily represented is Nick Cave, whose most recent albums cluster in the upper reaches of the chart. Of course, there’s Push The Sky Away, his breakthrough album of 2013 (in which he and Warren Ellis conspire to melt the traditional structures of popular song). But there are also two records born from personal calamity, the tragic death of his son Arthur. In 2016’s Skeleton Tree, recorded in the immediate aftermath, Cave’s continued experiments in sound and composition gave rise to a spartan, humming menace. Ghosteen, which arrived during the pandemic, was born from a… Read More →

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Watch the trailer for Martin Scorsese’s documentary, Beatles ’64

The first trailer for Martin Scorsese’s upcoming documentary, Beatles ’64 has been released. You can watch it below. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! The documentary airs on … The first trailer for Martin Scorsese‘s upcoming documentary, Beatles ’64 has been released. You can watch it below. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! The documentary airs on Disney+ from November 29. The documentary uses footage originally shot by David and Albert Maysles during the band’s first visit to America, alongside new interview footage with Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and other eyewitnesses. You can buy Uncut’s deep dive into The Beatles’ first US visit from our online store by clicking here

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Bob Dylan, Royal Albert Hall, London, November 13, 2024

The waiting gear has hardly changed since 1966. Jim Keltner’s drumkit looks Ringo-minimal behind the piano, guitars and upright bass scattered beneath Old Hollywood Klieg lights, the basic materiel of a mid-20th century roadhouse touring band – the Hawks, say. And when those lights go up, a gold-jacketed electric guitarist sits in the band’s half-circle with his straight back enigmatically to us, as if cooking up tunes in an after-hours joint, not the Albert Hall. Then Bob Dylan turns to the piano, Keltner’s bass-drum whomps, and “All Along The Watchtower” gradually coalesces. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! Advertisement Dylan’s casual return to guitar to open the first few songs tonight – his precise contribution hard to extract from Doug Lancio and Bob Britt’s interweaving – is one of several rebuttals to the passing of time. When I saw the second European night of the now epic Rough And Rowdy Ways tour in a gloomy Stockholm arena in 2022, Dylan, then 81, stood only occasionally and, it seemed, shakily. The three-year tour he’d announced to showcase his new songs seemed… Read More →

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Jerry Garcia’s voice recreated by AI for books, articles and more

The voice of the late Grateful Dead‘s frontman and guitarist Jerry Garcia has been recreated by AI, reports Billboard. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! The Garcia estate has partnered with AI voice company ElevenLabs to bring his voice to its Iconic Listening Experience on the ElevenReader app. Garcia’s voice model adds to a list of other artifically generated voices by the company, including Judy Garland, James Dean, Burt Reynolds and John Wayne. Garcia’s voice has been used to read out audiobooks, e-books, articles, poetry, PDFs and more in 32 different languages on the app. Additionally, Garcia’s voice model will also be used in various upcoming projects associated with the Jerry Garcia Foundation, which could include documentaries, audio art exhibits and more. “My father was a pioneering artist, who embraced innovative audio and visual technologies,” Garcia’s daughter Keelin said.

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Sunny War announces new album, Armageddon In A Summer Dress

Sunny War returns with a new album, Armageddon In A Summer Dress, which is due on February 21 from New West Records. You can hear the first track from the album below: “Walking Contradiction” featuring Steve Ignorant from Crass. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, CASSANDRA JENKINS AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE! Armageddon In A Summer Dress follows on from 2023’s Anarchist Gospel and was produced by Andrija Tokic (Alabama Shakes, Hurray for the Riff Raff) and features guest appearances by Valerie June, X‘s John Doe of X, Tré Burt, the Raconteurs‘ Jack Lawrence, Kyshona Armstrong and John James Tourville of the Deslondes as well as Ignorant. The tracklsting for Armageddon In A Summer Dress is: One Way Train Bad Times Rise Ghosts Walking Contradiction (feat. Steve Ignorant) Cry Baby (feat. Valerie June) No One Calls Me Baby Scornful Heart (feat. Tré Burt) Gone Again (feat. John Doe) Lay Your Body Debbie Downer When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.