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2008July

Calexico: “Carried To Dust”

There are a few records around the Uncut office at the moment that I think I could responsibly class as disappointing, not least the new Mercury Rev album, which ambitiously finds them trying to reinvent themselves as whimsical cosmic ravers.

Gang of Four and Wire To Headline Festival

Post-punk resurgence for Offset Festival

Lost Jimi Hendrix Album To Be Released

Graham Nash reveals lost Jimi Hendrix and Stephen Stills collaboration

Jack White Pens Ode To Detroit

Raconteurs frontman sets the record straight on his hometown

Nick Cave Back Catalogue Gets Remixed

Every Bad Seeds album to be released in 5.1 surround sound

My Morning Jacket begin work on sixth album

Jim James writing new material a month after ‘Evil Urges’

Flaming Lips Movie Shows at US Festivals

Wayne Coyne speaks about surreal Mars movie

Countdown to Latitude: Mark Thomas

“If you’re not pissed off,” so says the banner on Mark Thomas’ website, “you’re not paying attention.” You could say, then, that Thomas has been professionally pissed off now for about 20 years.

Mudhoney Announce One-off Show

Sub Pop legends return to UK for 20th Anniversary

The Best Of 2008 Thus Far: Results Just In

Thanks to everyone who’s submitted their lists in response to the Best Records Of 2008 brainstorm from last week. Some excellent albums rising to the surface, and it’s especially nice to see love for No Age, Fleet Foxes and Elbow, three records which narrowly missed my original cut.
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There are a few records around the Uncut office at the moment that I think I could responsibly class as disappointing, not least the new Mercury Rev album, which ambitiously finds them trying to reinvent themselves as whimsical cosmic ravers. It’s certainly not a pale retread of “Deserter’...

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