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Weyes Blood’s Natalie Mering: “As a kid, I thought we just needed to clean things up”

Natalie Mering refines her vision with a new record. To be discussed: Buddhist anthems, Greek myths and the apocalypse

Bob Dylan, SEC Armadillo, Glasgow, October 30 & 31, 2022

"Is this the parting glass? The Ending Tour?"

The incredible story of Misty In Roots and their “progressive protest music”

The British reggae group who battled injustice and inequality in the mid-70s and beyond

Introducing our Quarterly Special Edition: The Greatest Albums Of The 1960s

The Ultimate Record Collection: a trip though the greatest records of the 1960s.

The Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyne: “We don’t care if 20 year olds on acid liked it or not”

As The Flaming Lips celebrate 20 years of Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots, Wayne Coyne tells the story of how his band of freaks inherited the Earth

The making of: L7’s “Pretend We’re Dead”

Punk rebels L7 and producer Butch Vig talk about the story of their song "Pretend We're Dead"

Bob Dylan, The London Palladium, October 20, 2022

On the absence of Bob Britt, the shout out to Joe Strummer and the post-show patience of Jimmy Page

An audience with Robyn Hitchcock: “Life veers between the inane and profound, the banal and the terrifying”

Set to release his 22nd album Shufflemania! on 21st October, the singular psych-folk troubadour on why he prefers the UK to Nashville, 'vandalising' his songs and why he will never release his novel

Friends and peers celebrate the musical genius of Davy Graham: “In some way, we all worshipped him”

Shirley Collins, Martin Carthy, Ray Davies among other friends and collaborators celebrate the guitar maverick at the vanguard of '60s folk

Send us your questions for Michael Head

The Shack, Strands and Red Elastic Band leader will field your enquiries in a future issue of Uncut
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With Titanic Rising – Uncut’s Album Of The Year in 2019 – WEYES BLOOD’s Natalie Mering conjured up a beguiling mix of bold cinematic dreams and ecological fears. For her follow-up, And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow, she has further refined her singular vision. She tells Jaan Uhelszki about B...

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