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Welcome to the brand new Uncut: Wilco, Blondie, The Kinks and a free Wilco CD


The brand new challenge of Uncut is in outlets from July 21 and in addition accessible to purchase type our on-line retailer.

It appears unusual, on reflection, that Wilco have by no means been on the quilt of Uncut. In any case, there are few up to date bands whose profession we’ve championed so assiduously throughout our 25-year existence. Actually, the sequence of albums from their 1995 debut AM to this 12 months’s Merciless Nation constitutes some of the artistically constant and compelling narratives in music. That they appeared 5 occasions in our latest record of 300 best albums of Uncut’s lifetime – probably the most of any artist – merely underscores their appreciable musical achievements and skill to redefine what they do and the way they do it.

For this cowl story we rejoice not one however two Wilcos: the band in transition who recorded the landmark Yankee Resort Foxtrot 20 years in the past and the band now who’ve simply launched Merciless Nation. With assist from Jeff Tweedy and the remainder of the band, Nick Hasted untangles the knotty congruence between Wilco previous and Wilco current – and in doing so helps discover a path to Wilco future. For our free CD, Wilco have reconstructed Yankee Resort Foxtrot from different sources – some reside, some alternate variations and a few taken from their upcoming deluxe YHF particular version. It’s, I believe, very particular.

Elsewhere, Peter Watts takes roads much less travelled with Blondie, Dave Davies provides us certainly one of his most revealing and emotional interviews ever, Stephen Troussé considers the legacy of David Bowie within the firm of a superb assortment of kooks, Laura Barton investigates Cosey Fanni Tutti’s transgressive life and occasions, we welcome Julia Jacklin and get deep with Cass McCombs. You’ll additionally discover Love, Steve Hillage, Chris Forsyth and Little Feat, in addition to continued proof of the enduring energy of a number of Uncut favourites. As our piece on the surprising and welcome success, 37 years later, of Kate Bush’s “Working Up That Hill” proves, framing our heroes’ evolving work is a crucial a part of what we do right here.

Lots happening. Till subsequent month…



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