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Johnny Marr: “Nothing feels new to me”

Nearly four decades on from The Smiths’ debut single, Johnny Marr has made the most ambitious album of his career. He tells us more about Fever Dreams Pts 1–4

Musicians and friends recount the art and life of Carole King

Tapestry made her a global superstar and broke records around the world – but how do you top an album that defined a generation?

Sunn O))) – Album By Album

Slow and low: drone titans lift their cowls to look back on two decades of radical reverberations

The making of The Damned’s “Neat Neat Neat”

A raw, supercharged blast of punked-up garage rock, recorded live in a tiny studio: “It’s a short, sharp shock on record!” says Captain Sensible

Michael Hurley: “I say ‘perfect’ is boring”

With the release of his new album, The Time Of The Foxgloves, Michael Hurley leads Uncut through his wild and idiosyncratic career – from Greenwich Village in the ’60s onwards

The making of William Bell’s “You Don’t Miss Your Water”

In a hotel on a stormy night, touring with a jazz orchestra, a young Stax songwriter’s thoughts turn to his girlfriend back home in Memphis

Big Thief: “We need each other to survive”

The musical nomads discuss love, life and their stunning new double LP, Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You

Elvis Costello: “My conscience is clear!”

Elvis Costello has a brilliant new album to talk about, but as Michael Bonner soon discovers, his candour covers all bases. To be discussed: climate crisis, genre exercises, distorted truths, imaginary friends and the joys of beating up Sting. Every night.

The Eagles: “I came to look at bands as young businesses”

Half a century ago, what drew four sun-loving Californians to a frozen UK?

Paul Weller: “Suddenly I was this star. I hated all the attention”

As the Modfather prepares for his first live shows in two years, we visit Black Barn for fish'n'chips suppers and the full lowdown
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It’s September 2021 and Johnny Marr is making up for lost time. The pandemic has left him unable to play live for two years, but now that restrictions have lifted, he has set out on a brief run of gigs around the UK – in Leeds, Blackburn, and London. Playing tonight to 1,500 fans at Camden’s E...

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