Singer claims it's hard to start a movement "unless it's ISIS"...

Cream colleagues issue statements...

Scottish musician passes away following liver failure...

At the moment, I'm compiling our films of the 2014 for the end of year issue. By sheer coincidence, one of the films I'm most looking forward to for next year is Inherent Vice. In case you're not up to speed on it, this is Paul Thomas Anderson's adaptation of the Thomas Pynchon novel - a Seventies-set noir about a stoner Private Investigator, Larry "Doc" Sportello, who's investigating the disappearance of a former girlfriend.

A sneak preview from The Complete Basement Tapes...

Four albums plus rarities due in December...

As yet untitled documentary to commemorate the band's 50th anniversary...

The band explain how they created their opulent, psychedelic masterpiece, A Kiss In The Dreamhouse

Ry Cooder talks to Uncut about his soundtrack work in the new issue, dated November 2014 and out now.

A glut of very exciting 2015 music this week, but before you get to that, maybe check out the Milton Nascimento track below which, as KidVinil Vinil pointed out in the comments section beneath last week's Uncut Playlist, is worth comparing with David Bowie's "Sue (Or In A Season Of Crime)".