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Tamara Lindeman will field your enquiries in a future issue of Uncut

Siouxsie & The Banshees on their imperial phase in the ’80s: “We pushed ourselves beyond the realm of safety”

In 1979, Siouxsie & The Banshees came back from the dead. Abandoned mid-tour by disgruntled band members, they recruited innovative drummer Budgie and virtuoso guitarist John McGeoch – and recorded a trio of classic albums, including their 1981 masterpiece, Juju. But at what price?

How Charlie Watts turned the Rollin’ Stones into The Rolling Stones: “We all thought he was a God-given drummer”

From smoky nights at the Ealing Jazz Club to the dawning of their first imperial phase, discover how Charlie Watts turned the Rollin’ Stones into The Rolling Stones

The Replacements on their (im)modest beginnings: “We had nothing to offer but piss, vinegar and songs”

As a new boxset celebrates the ’Mats earliest recordings, we return to Minneapolis at the start of the ’80s to explore their (im)modest beginnings. Join us in the basement of 3628 Bryant Avenue, where things are about to get loud

Ray and Dave Davies on the Everly Brothers: “A spark of life that stays in the grooves”

With the death of Don Everly, time has finally been called on The Everly Brothers. We reflect on the pioneering music made by Don and his brother Phil, while Ray and Dave Davies recall the impact the Everlys had on a generation of musicians.

Introducing the Ultimate Genre Guide to Shoegaze

On the Rollercoaster tour of early 1992, it seemed that if Damon Albarn couldn’t get past My Bloody Valentine, he was going to try...

Friends, collaborators and fans remember Charlie Watts: “He was one of a kind”

Uncut marks the departure of a true gentleman of rock’n’roll. We look back at the life and work of a dapper master of his craft, while collaborators, friends and fans share their intimate memories

The 7th Uncut New Music Playlist Of 2021

The War On Drugs, Shannon Lay, Courtney Barnett, Field Music, Jon Hopkins, Lee Ranaldo, Ill Considered and much more

Welcome to the new Uncut: the Rolling Stones and our New-School Blues CD

Co-stars Siouxsie & The Banshees, Courtney Barnett, the Replacements and more

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The rock'n'roll icon will field your enquiries in a future issue of Uncut
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Back in the depths of winter lockdown, Tamara Lindeman made our lives a little more bearable with the release of her soaring fifth album, Ignorance. Today, she's announced a deluxe version of the album featuring a whole disc of bonus material, including "Better Now" which you can hear below: h...

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