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Themen | 003/2023 (24.01.2023)
  • SUPER FLY!
    Sixty years on from "The Impressions" pioneering debut album - Friends, family and famous fans – including Paul Weller, Nile Rodgers, Kurt Wagner, PP Arnold, Brittany Howard, Jim James and Courtney Marie Andrews – join us to celebrate the soul superstar’s finest moments as band leader, solo artist, songwriter, producer, guitarist and label manager. Stand by for music filled with righteous anger, spirituality and a profound desire to tell hard truths with depth, empathy and humanity. “It’s one classic after another,” hears Graeme Thomson
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Themen | 004/2023 (21.02.2023)
  • AtoZ
    This month…
  • NO QUARTER
    Heavy band, heavy year. By 1973, LED ZEPPELIN were on their way to becoming the biggest rock’n’roll band in the world. Embarking on an American tour to promote their new album Houses Of The Holy, they shattered box office records, rewriting the blueprint for rock’n’roll tours as they went. Peter Watts climbs aboard the Starship to hear tales of glorious, transcendent music – but also unsolved robberies, giant mirrorballs, cake fights during John Bonham’s 25th birthday party and motorbike rides down hotel corridors. “As the venues got bigger, they got better,” recalls one confidant. “They blasted you into the middle of next week.”
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Themen | 005/2023 (21.03.2023)
  • THE ZOMBIES
    Harmonies and songcraft endure, with a touch of Steely Dan.
  • “When you travel like me, you don’t get lost…”
    His rich, golden voice and music that hovers deftly between tradition and electronic blues has made BAABA MAAL one of Africa’s most beloved and critically acclaimed musicians. With his first new album for seven years and a music festival to discuss, Maal invites Uncut to a rare audience in his hometown, Podor. There, however, Nick Hasted encounters unexpected tragedy amid the superstar showmanship.
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Themen | 006/2023 (25.04.2023)
  • THE TIES THAT BIND
    Trouble, it seems, finally found THE NATIONAL. Existential bouts of writer’s block, insecurity and depression – exacerbated during the darkest days of the pandemic – called into question the band’s very future. Could they overcome their anxieties and find new ways to reconnect with each other? Would their often tense relationships survive? With a brilliant new album due for release this month, they tell Laura Barton, “Sometimes this intensely intimate relationship feels like a riddle that nobody can solve.”
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Themen | 007/2023 (31.05.2023)
  • PLACE TO BE
    Forty-eight years on from his untimely death, the tragic myth of NICK DRAKE persists. But there is another Nick Drake: the spirited and untroubled young man, on the cusp of a bright future, who travelled to Europe and North Africa in pursuit of adventure and honed his skills along the way. Here, Drake’s school friends, fellow travelers and assorted eyewitnesses relive the freewheeling times — from playing folk clubs in Aix-en-Provence to an audience with the Stones in Marrakesh. “It was absolutely central to Nick becoming Nick Drake,” one close confidant tells Nick Hasted. “It opened his eyes to a lot of things…”
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    Late-blooming soul singer makes the best album of her six-decade career.
  • Archive
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  • THE DREAM SYNDICATE
    The whole story of the band’s epochal first lineup, remastered and with 31 unreleased tracks.
  • T.REX
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  • DAVID AXELROD
    Influential producer’s neglected sixth returns to vinyl
  • DOUG McKECHNIE
    Unearthed music by an unlikely modular synth pioneer
  • “WE’RE ALL ON MUSHIES FROM NOW ON!”
    Salvē, JULIAN COPE! Taking time out from creating a replica of Pompeii in his back garden, the archdrude excavates the barrows and cairns of his own ancient history in The Teardrop Explodes. Stand by for apocalyptically weird stories from the heart of post-punk – involving acid trips, knitting and an unexpected cameo from Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott. “I was always a c*nt for Amon Düül I,” Cope explains to Tom Pinnock
  • JULIAN CALENDAR
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  • Feed Your Head
    Raised in a remote cabin in Arizona on a diet of West Coast classics, KASSI VALAZZA is busy expanding musical traditions in adventurous new ways. But how have a love of Game Of Thrones, the mentorship of Lavender Country’s Patrick Haggerty and assistance from the “Northwest Wrecking Crew” helped her overcome performance anxiety to find her own voice? “I don’t know how I got to do this,” she admits to Robert Ham in her hometown of Portland. “It is special.”
  • ONE WAY STREET
    In 1970, STEPHEN STILLS escaped from his CSNY bandmates, moved to deepest Surrey and launched a lively solo career with a little help from his new mates. Stand by for jams with Hendrix, cameos from Ringo and Clapton, studio casualties and heavy scenes on the road. “It was a lucky streak,” Stills tells Michael Bonner
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    Calvin ‘Fuzzy’ Samuel lifts the lid on a lost take of “Love The One You’re With”
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  • PLACE TO BE
    Forty-eight years on from his untimely death, the tragic myth of NICK DRAKE persists. But there is another Nick Drake: the spirited and untroubled young man, on the cusp of a bright future, who travelled to Europe and North Africa in pursuit of adventure and honed his skills along the way. Here, Drake’s school friends, fellow travelers and assorted eyewitnesses relive the freewheeling times — from playing folk clubs in Aix-en-Provence to an audience with the Stones in Marrakesh. “It was absolutely central to Nick becoming Nick Drake,” one close confidant tells Nick Hasted. “It opened his eyes to a lot of things…”
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  • TIME HAS TOLD
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  • “WE WANTED THE SONGS TURNED INSIDE-OUT!”
    An all-star covers album adds to Nick Drake’s legacy.
  • ARDEN FANS
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