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Throwing Muses share new single, “Drugstore Drastic”

Throwing Muses return with new single “Drugstore Drastic“, out today on Fire Records, with an extensive 2025 UK and EU Spring/Summer tour on sale now. 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! “Drugstore Drastic” follows the Muses 2020 album Sun Racket and is the first salvo from a batch of new material due to come next year. Meanwhile, Throwing Muses tour: May 12: Blå, Oslo, Norway May 13: Vega Hall, Copenhagen, Denmark May 14: Lido, Berlin, Germany May 15: Gebaude 9, Cologne, Germany May 17: Waterfront, Norwich, UK May 18: Brudenell Social Club, Leeds, UK May 19: The Cluny, Newcastle, UK May 20: The Garage, Glasgow, UK May 21: Cyprus Avenue, Cork, Ireland May 22: Roisin Dubh, Galway, Ireland May 23: Whelan’s, Dublin, Ireland May 24: Academy 2, Manchester, UK May 25: Bearded Theory, Derbyshire, UK May 26: The Fleece, Bristol, UK May 27: Electric Ballroom, London May 28: White Rock Studio, Hastings, UK May 29: Chalk, Brighton, UK May 30: Cactus Club, Bruges, Belgium May 31: La Marberie, Paris, France June 2: The Chelsea, Vienna, Austria June 3: Strom, Munich, Germany June 4: Santeria Toscana 31, Milan, Italy June 5: Molotov, Marseille, France

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Bobby Gillespie: “I’m trying to work out what you do with a band that’s been going as long as we have”

Primal Scream’s twelfth album Come Ahead marks a distinctive break with recent records. In this extended version of the interview in this month’s Uncut, Bobby Gillespie talks us through the radical changes in the Scream’s music-making from the ‘80s through Screamadelica to the present, social justice, his deep bonds with Andrew Innes and his late dad, and writing age-appropriate songs as a sixty-something rocker. UNCUT: It seems like the lyrics on Come Ahead follow on from some of the breakthroughs you made on Utopian Ashes, the album you made with Jehnny Beth. BOBBY GILLESPIE: Definitely. I wrote the lyrics for Utopian Ashes just before I wrote my book Tenement Kid, and between those two releases something was unlocked and made free. Advertisement Had you become more confident that you could stand up and make art outside of Primal Scream? With the book, definitely. We could actually have released Utopian Ashes as a Primal Scream album because I wrote 90% of the lyrics and about 90% of the melodies, and Andrew [Innes] and myself did all of the chords. But also with that record my writing process was different. Since Vanishing Point in ’96, it would be Andrew and myself in… Read More →

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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, O2 Arena, London, November 9, 2024

“Fucking London!” bellows Nick Cave with affectionate gusto, surveying the vast crowd who have come to pay homage in the city where he first made his name. “It seems like we’ve been on tour forever, but now we’re here.” Cave is a pretty good showman these days, so it’s possible he says this kind of thing wherever he plays. But there must be a part of him that thinks back to those famously confrontational Birthday Party shows at West Hampstead’s Moonlight Club almost 45 years ago and wonders exactly how he ended up headlining two nights at the O2. 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! It’s been a long and sometimes troubled journey, but Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds are defiantly an arena band now. 2024’s Wild God is the first album they’ve written specifically to fill venues of this magnitude, and an awesome opening one-two punch of “Frogs” and “Wild God” demonstrates how well they’ve judged the situation. Advertisement With a bank of four gospel singers offering an omnipotent wall of sound, Cave immediately assumes the mantle of… Read More →

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Inside this month’s free Uncut CD – the Best Of 2024

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Jack White, Beth Gibbons, Gillian Welch & David Rawlings and more appear on our latest free CD compilation. All copies of the Review Of The Year 2024 issue of Uncut come with a free, 15-track CD – Best Of 2024 – that showcases many of the albums that appear in our Albums Of The Year. See below for the full tracklisting… 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! 1 NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS Wild God Advertisement [Taken from the Bad Seed Ltd album Wild God] 2 FONTAINES DC Death Kink [Taken from the XL album Romance] 3 GILLIAN WELCH & DAVID RAWLINGS Empty Trainload Of Sky [Taken from the Acony album Woodland] 4 JACK WHITE That’s How I’m Feeling [Taken from the Third Man album No Name] 5 MABE FRATTI Kravitz [Taken from the Unheard of Hope album Sentir Que No Sabes] 6 RICHARD THOMPSON Freeze [Taken from the New West album Ship To Shore] 7 BETH GIBBONS Reaching Out [Taken from the Domino album Lives Outgrown] 8 THE SMILE Read The Room [Taken from the XL… Read More →

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“…a 1960s alternative reality where Dusty Springfield, Françoise Hardy and Brenda Lee worked in the same warehouse and smoked hash together on breaks…”

Since we introduced My Life In Music back in Take 108*, in 2006, it’s become an essential component of Uncut, an opportunity for the artists we most admire to reveal all about the albums that have inspired them. 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! As this is our Review Of The Year issue, we thought it might be fun to tweak the My Life In Music format accordingly. So we asked the stars of 2024 to tell us about the musical discoveries that have blown them away this year, from new albums and reissues to music books, documentaries and gigs. The result is a 32-page A5 book given away free with our Review Of The Year issue. Advertisement As with the very best examples of My Life In Music, the 23 entries in this My Year In Music book are full of revelations and surprises. As a consequence, we hope you’ll find some exciting treasures of your own – much as you would, really, in a regular issue of Uncut. Notebooks at the ready, then, for some precious recommendations direct… Read More →

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“Why So Busy?” Shweta Harve’s Powerful Anthem for Finding Stillness

In an age where “busy” feels like a badge of honor, Shweta Harve ‘s new single “Why So Busy?” feels like a breath of fresh air. The song asks a question many of us wrestle with: Is this relentless rush through life really worth it? Teaming up with Italian composer Dario Cei, Harve explores the ways we get caught up in endless busyness, often at the expense of genuine connection and presence. Written from a deeply personal perspective, “Why So Busy?” doesn’t just highlight the toll that a nonstop life can take but invites listeners to re-evaluate how they use their time. Harve’s smooth, soulful vocals contrast with the song’s upbeat acoustic rhythm, creating an intriguing mix of lightheartedness and sincerity. Her lyrics address the toll of constant distraction—often with a touch of irony, pointing out how we sometimes choose “busyness” over simply being. Her reflection comes with a heartfelt weight, especially in the dedication to her mother, Sheela, who inspired her to cherish meaningful moments over trivial pursuits. The song’s music video takes this message further, capturing the sense of detachment that can exist even when we’re connected. Harve and Cei act out a familiar, almost mundane scenario—a video… Read More →

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LCD Soundsystem share new track, “X-Ray Eyes”

LCD Soundsystem have released a new track, “X-Ray Eyes”. 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! The band debuted the track on NTS Radio in October. Advertisement The band’s James Murphy has also shared a statement that acted. as an update on the band’s mooted fifth album. Their last was American Dream in 2017. [embedded content] so there’s a new lcd song now called x ray eyes. it’s the first single of what’s shaping up to be a new album. don’t ask me when that is, because we’re still working on it. but it feels very good to be putting out new music. we made a small run of silkscreened 12❞s that will sell at the upcoming LA and NYC shows, and DFA will have a limited grip of them, but don’t freak out if you don’t get one because there will be a more readily available commercial release of the same record when we can get it together. we just made a pile of white labels and are screening 100 at a time for each… Read More →

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Echo & The Bunnymen album gets debut vinyl release

Echo & The Bunnymen‘s 1999 album What Are You Going to Do with Your Life? is getting its debut release on vinyl in time to mark its 25th anniversary. 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 album – the last to feature Les Pattison on bass – is released on November 29, both on crystal clear vinyl and on limited edition rust orange vinyl. Advertisement Fully remastered, the 1999 album will also be reissued on an expansive 34-track double CD edition featuring B-sides, alternative takes and live versions of Bunnymen classics and tracks from the album. The video for the album’s lead single “Rust” has been newly restored in HD. [embedded content] The tracklisting for the expanded CD is: Disc 1What Are You Going To Do With Your Life?RustGet In The CarBaby RainHistory ChimesLost On YouMorning SunWhen It All Blows OverFools Like UsThe Fish Hook Girl *See The Horizon *Sense Of A Life **Beyond The Green **The Wood +Rust (Video Edit)Fools Like Us (Alternate Extended Mix) +Baby Rain (Alternative Mix 1) +History Chimes (Piano and Guitar Version) + Disc 2What Are… Read More →

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Aphrodite’s Child – 666 – The Apocalypse Of St John: 50th Anniversary Boxset

If The Rolling Stones’ notorious free concert at Altamont in December 1969 signalled the end of the ’60s’ hippie ideal, then Aphrodite’s Child’s 666 is the sacrificial ceremony where the hopes and dreams of that decade are finally turned to dust in a beautiful, cacophonous, ridiculous melange of progressive rock, psychedelic folk, Greek myth, Christian scripture, Monty Python surrealism and countercultural conspiracy. The victims at this ceremony? Aphrodite’s Child themselves, whose four members went their separate ways long before this controversial 83-minute double-album based on the Book of Revelations was released in June 1972, two years after the band had delivered it to their label, Mercury. 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! Stewarded by the Greek maestro Vangelis Papathanassiou – the visionary behind the Blade Runner and Chariots Of Fire scores – and fronted by the singer and bassist Demis Roussos – later, the kaftan king of ’70s kitsch – alongside guitarist Silver Koulouris and drummer Lucas Sideras, Aphrodite’s Child began life as Athens’ answer to The Byrds or The Beatles. Drawing on psych-rock, flower power and the lush balladry… Read More →

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Bob Dylan, Usher Hall, Edinburgh, November 5, 2024

If, at this late date, you still need proof Bob Dylan is not a man to be trusted, then this unexpected return to the UK for the latest leg of the Rough And Rowdy Ways tour is a good place to start. Certainly, after the triumphant fourth and final show at the London Palladium – with its two extra curtain calls – you could have been forgiven for thinking that Dylan was bidding farewell to the capital, before making a last, dignified excursion round the country. So it came as a surprise when this latest run of 10 UK shows were announced in July – not just simply Dylan’s decision to return to the UK, but the question this inevitably raised. When you’ve played shows as good as the ones Uncut witnessed in London, Glasgow and Oxford in 2022 what, then, do you do for an encore? 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 answer lies somewhere in the 25 dates Dylan played on this year’s Outlaw Music Festival Tour between June and September. Appearing in outdoor venues as part… Read More →

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Uncut Review Of The Year 2024

CLICK TO GET THE NEW UNCUT DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR All print copies come with two gifts: a 32-page, A5 book, My Year In Music, where the stars of 2024 share their albums, books, gigs and other musical highlights from the last 12 months; and also a 15-track Best Of 2024 CD starring Jack White, Gillian Welch & David Rawlings, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Beth Gibbons, The Smile, Richard Thompson, Bill Ryder-Jones and more! NICK CAVE: After a period of carnage and contemplation, Wild God found the legendary band in rip-roaring form, powered by their leader’s emotional candour and renewed lust for life. Back in Berlin, a location that looms large in the group’s lore, Cave and cohorts consider their ongoing transformation: “It’s really about the present moment…” Advertisement UNCUT’S REVIEW OF THE YEAR: Standby for the definitive look back at 2024. The 80 Best New Albums Of 2024, 30 Best Archive Releases, 20 Best Films, 10 Best Books and 10 Best Music Documentaries… plus Bruce Springsteen, Waxahatchee, Beak> and English Teacher speak! ALICE COLTRANE: Since her death in 2007, the reputation of this spiritual jazz pioneer has continued to grow to the point where it now matches… Read More →

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Introducing Uncut’s Review Of 2024

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! AMONG the many surprises 2024 had to offer, arguably the most unexpected took place on the night of September 25. “Happy Birthday Mary Jo!” Bob Dylan wrote on X. “See you in Frankfort.” Happy Birthday Mary Jo! See you in Frankfort. — Bob Dylan (@bobdylan) September 25, 2024 Whoa – who was Mary Jo? And did he mean Frankfort, the state capital of Kentucky, or Frankfurt, where Dylan was due to play a few weeks later? And hang on, was that really Bob Dylan anyway? A further post on September 30 said, “I just found out the other day that Bob Newhart was gone. Rest in peace Bob. You brought us a lot of joy.” Advertisement More followed – including a restaurant recommendation when in New Orleans and a thwarted experience at a publishing convention in – yes – Frankfurt. While Dylan’s presence on social media may well have sent scholars into a lather (are the posts canon?), his missives, however random or cryptic they may appear, are nevertheless an intriguing development. They read… Read More →

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Quincy Jones: “I learned the difference between music and the music business”

This article originally appeared in Uncut Take 163 from December 2010 Quincy Jones keeps Uncut waiting for an hour before we’re finally ushered into his presence. Thankfully, this proves to be the only evidence of prima donna behaviour from the legendary producer and arranger – when we finally meet, he’s charming and affable, brandishing photos of his kids and relating tales of his extensive travels (China is a current obsession). As we talk through a handful of his many career highs, “Q” heads off on entertaining tangents: numerology, the banning of slave drums in 1692 America, the similarity between Chinese and African languages, the emotional pull of a major seventh chord and why Pro-Tools will never replicate his sound. In passing, he name-drops the Stones, Brando, Picasso and David Beckham. At 77, with a credit on over 100 albums, we have to ask what the secret is to his success. “The sequence is very important,” he says. “That’s the architecture of an album…” THE CURE, BRYAN FERRY, THE MC5, RADIOHEAD, KIM DEAL, PAUL WELLER AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE Advertisement QUINCY JONESTHE BIRTH OF A BAND (MERCURY, 1959) Jones’ third album was recorded… Read More →

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Pop Star Maria Ellis Celebrates Self-Love with Bold New Track “Conceited”

Maria Ellis is on a mission to redefine self-confidence in her latest single, “Conceited.” The track, the lead single from her upcoming EP Ultrabaddie, is an infectious anthem that dares listeners to embrace their self-worth unapologetically. As a pop/R&B sensation, Maria captivates her audience with bold lyrics and a dynamic sound that invites you to sing along while reflecting on your own experiences with self-perception. Picture yourself in a moment of self-doubt, scrolling through social media, and feeling the pressure to present a perfect image. Now, let Maria’s voice resonate in your head: “I’m a bit conceited, loudest when I’m preaching, I mean it, I mean it.” These words encourage a shift in mindset, prompting you to celebrate your individuality rather than shrink in the face of insecurity. As you play “Conceited,” let the energetic beats and sultry vocals wash over you, empowering you to step into your light and appreciate your unique qualities. With the Y2K-inspired music video for “Conceited,” Maria Ellis transports you to a retro-futuristic world that enhances the track’s theme of self-empowerment. Imagine vibrant colors and nostalgic visuals framing a narrative of confidence and fun. It’s not just a song; it’s an experience that inspires you… Read More →

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The Cure, The Troxy, London, November 1 2024

It’s probably a couple of decades too late, but Robert Smith is finding that his deepest fears are coming true. Now aged 65, he recently fretted about whether he’d make it to 70 – and still be around to celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Cure. Certainly, the coal-black angst and existential melancholia that has become the band’s stock-in-trade has taken on an additional potency in the last few years: health scares proliferated, loved ones have died. We have become used to venerable artists like Dylan, Neil Young and Springsteen ruminating on ageing and mortality, now it seems that it’s Smith’s turn to manage the problematic business of growing old. THE CURE, BRYAN FERRY, THE MC5, RADIOHEAD, KIM DEAL, PAUL WELLER AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE When Seventeen Seconds came out in 1980, it gave The Cure their unique voice, setting them on a path that took them from tortured post-punk doomsayers to alt-goth superstars with 1989’s Disintegration – an album which included some of the band’s sweetest songs (“Pictures Of You”, “Lovesong”) and their most fraught (“Disintegration”, “Fascination Street”). On the title track, Smith was already predicting “how the end always is”;… Read More →

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The Verve announce This Is Music: The Singles 20th Anniversary 2 LP set

The Verve are releasing a 2 LP edition of their 2004 compilation, This Is Music: The Singles on January 24, 2025 through UMR. THE CURE, BRYAN FERRY, THE MC5, RADIOHEAD, KIM DEAL, PAUL WELLER AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE This is the first time This Is Music: The Singles has been released on vinyl. It comes in black and light blue/red vinyl editions. You can pre-order here. Advertisement This vinyl edition has been updated with the two tracks pulled from the sessions for Urban Hymns – “This Could Be My Moment” and “Monte Carlo” – replaced by the singles from the band’s 2008 reunion album, Forth – “Love is Noise” and “Rather Be“. In addition, “She’s A Superstar” is included in its original, full- length, eight-and-a-half-minute form (rather than the five-minute edit that featured on the first edition of this compilation). The tracklisting for This Is Music: The Singles is: Advertisement LP 1 Side A This Is Music Slide Away Lucky Man History Side B She’s A Superstar On Your Own Blue Sonnet LP 2 Side C All In The Mind The Drugs Don’t Work Gravity Grave Side D Bittersweet Symphony Love Is… Read More →

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McCarty & Benge’s “Moving Mountains” Celebrates the Journey of Faith and Redemption

In the world of contemporary Christian music, innovation can sometimes feel elusive, especially in a genre rooted so deeply in tradition. But with McCarty & Benge‘ s “Moving Mountains,” Christian hip-hop artist Ian McCarty and Southern gospel singer Jason Benge achieve a refreshing fusion that is both spiritual and genre-bending, carrying forward the momentum of their acclaimed debut Small Town in an anthem that strikes a balance between reverence and rawness. Released on October 25, 2024, “Moving Mountains” is the first glimpse into the duo’s upcoming sophomore album, Live On Faith. The track captures their distinct synergy—a heartfelt blend of Southern gospel and hip-hop that intertwines both styles without overshadowing the other. With McCarty’s lyrical agility and Benge’s grounding vocals, “Moving Mountains” feels like a raw testimony shared in both melody and rhythm, speaking to life’s struggles and the unwavering power of faith to rise above them. The inspiration behind “Moving Mountains” draws from McCarty’s travels through East Tennessee, where the Smoky Mountains, ever-present and unwavering, serve as a metaphor for God’s power to “move mountains” in our lives. This spiritual and geographical connection elevates the track beyond simple storytelling; it grounds it in a landscape that feels as real… Read More →

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Uncut’s New Music Playlist for October 2024

As you furiously carve those pumpkins and meticulously apply the zombie make-up, why not dig into our latest playlist? THE CURE, BRYAN FERRY, THE MC5, RADIOHEAD, KIM DEAL, PAUL WELLER AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE Below, you’ll find terrifyingly good new tunes from the likes of King Gizzard, Kim Gordon, Panda Bear (feat Cindy Lee), Rose City Band, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, Dot Allison & Anton Newcombe (stepping out together as All Seeing Dolls), Sharon Van Etten, TV On The Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe and plenty more besides. Plus a few Hallowe’en frights… Advertisement KING GIZZARD & THE LIZARD WIZARD“Phantom Island”(p(doom)) [embedded content] PANDA BEAR“Defense (feat Cindy Lee)”(Domino) [embedded content] SHARON VAN ETTEN & THE ATTACHMENT THEORY“Afterlife”(Jagjaguwar) Advertisement [embedded content] KIM GORDON“Bangin’ on the Freeway”(Matador) [embedded content] EDDIE CHACON“Empire” (ft. John Carroll Kirby)(Stones Throw) [embedded content] TUNDE ADEBIMPE“Magnetic”(Sub Pop) [embedded content] MOGWAI“Lion Rumpus”(Rock Action) [embedded content] MANIC STREET PREACHERS“Hiding In Plain Sight”(Sony) [embedded content] ROSE CITY BAND“Lights On The Way”(Thrill Jockey) [embedded content] BONNIE ‘PRINCE’ BILLY“Our Home (feat. Tim O’Brien)”(Domino) [embedded content] RICHARD DAWSON“Polytunnel”(Weird World) [embedded content] BLUE LAKE“Oceans”(Tonal Union) [embedded content] BABA ZULA“Pisi Pisi Halayı” (Glitterbeat) [embedded content] BONNIE TRASH“Red Right Hand”(Hand Drawn Dracula) [embedded… Read More →

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Send us your questions for Mogwai!

Today, Mogwai have announced that their 11th album The Bad Fire will be released through their own Rock Action label on January 24. The follow-up to 2021 chart-topper As The Love Continues, it was produced by John Congleton at Chem19 studios in Blantyre, Scotland. THE CURE, BRYAN FERRY, THE MC5, RADIOHEAD, KIM DEAL, PAUL WELLER AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE Watch a video for the track “Lion Rumpus” below: You can pre-order The Bad Fire in various formats here. Mogwai will be also be touring the world in early 2025 – dates and ticket info here. But before all that, they’ve kindly submitted to a friendly interrogation from you, the Uncut readers. So what do you want to ask the legendary Glasgow noisemakers? Send your questions to audiencewith@uncut.co.uk by Tuesday (November 5) and Mogwai will answer the best ones in a future issue of Uncut.

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Iggy Pop announces new live album from Montreux Jazz Festival 2023

Iggy Pop has today announced that his Live At Montreux Jazz Festival 2023 album will be released on January 24 via earMUSIC. The set was recorded at Stravinski Auditorium on July 6 this year, with Iggy performing songs from throughout his career (Stooges and solo) with a seven-piece band. THE CURE, BRYAN FERRY, THE MC5, RADIOHEAD, KIM DEAL, PAUL WELLER AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE Watch a video for “Five Foot One” below: Advertisement [embedded content] “I give something extra every time I do Montreux Jazz,” says Iggy Pop. “In ’23 it was deep cuts like ‘Mass Production’, ‘Endless Sea’, ‘Five Foot One’ and a hell of a lot of sweat.” The CD version of Live At Montreux Jazz Festival 2023 will come with a Blu-ray disc of the filmed performance. The album will also be released in 2xLP and digital formats. Check out the tracklisting below: Advertisement 1.) Rune*2.) Five Foot One3.) T.V. Eye4.) Modern Day Rip Off5.) Raw Power6.) Gimme Danger7.) The Passenger8.) Lust for Life9.) Endless Sea10.) Death Trip11.) Sick of You12.) I Wanna Be Your Dog13.) Search and Destroy14.) Mass Production15.) Nightclubbing16.) Down On The Street17.) Loose18.) Frenzy *Blu-ray/download… Read More →

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Paul Morrissey – filmmaker, Warhol collaborator and Velvet Underground manager – has died aged 86

Paul Morrissey, the cult filmmaker, Andy Warhol collaborator and Velvet Underground manager, has died aged 86, reports The New York Times. THE CURE, BRYAN FERRY, THE MC5, RADIOHEAD, KIM DEAL, PAUL WELLER AND MORE STAR IN THE NEW UNCUT – ORDER A COPY HERE Born in 1938 in Manhattan, Morrissey met Warhol in 1965, via the poet and filmmaker, Gerard Malanga. Morrissey began working at the Factory, collaborating first with Warhol on My Hustlerin 1965. Morrissey’s low-budget explorations of New York subculture – including Chelsea Girls (1966), Lonesome Cowboys, Flesh (both 1968), Trash (1970) and Women In Revolt (1972) – proved influential on the next generation of independent filmmakers like Henry Jaglom, Jim Jarmusch and Hal Hartley. Morrissey was also an early champion of Brian De Palma. Between 1966 and ’67, Morrissey also managed The Velvet Underground and Nico. Morrisey also helped conceive and titled the Exploding Plastic Inevitable happenings, which included appearances by the band. After parting ways with Warhol in 1974, Morrissey continued to make films – most notably his 1978 adaptation of The Hound Of The Baskervilles starring Peter Cook and Dudley Moore. Morrissey’s final film News From Nowherewas released in 2010.