Rob Hughes

Kenney Jones on the Faces: “We were unmanageable!”

The drummer recalls good times with Rod, Ronnie, Woody and Mac

Bauhaus on ‘Bela Lugosi’s Dead’: “It was the ‘Stairway To Heaven’ of the 1980s”

Originally published in Uncut's January 2019 issue Looking back from a distance of 40 years, Bauhaus’s singer Peter Murphy is in no doubt about the...

Fleetwood Mac’s Christine McVie on Peter Green: “Every guitar player adores him”

The latest issue of Uncut celebrates the mercurial guitarist – and discovers what he's up to now

Sigur Rós – Ágætis Byrjun: A Good Beginning

Mammoth 20th-anniversary edition of Icelandic quartet’s post-rock landmark

House And Land – Across The Field

US duo blur the modern and trad on scintillating second

Calexico And Iron & Wine – Years To Burn

Americana heavyweights make good on an old promise

The Delines – The Imperial

Portland sextet return from the brink in imperious fettle

Kacy & Clayton – The Siren’s Song

Electric folk-country wonderment from young Canadian duo, produced by Jeff Tweedy

Hans Chew – Open Sea

New York-based Tennessean busts out 
the guitar jams on levitational fourth

John Lee Hooker – King Of The Boogie

John Lee Hooker was the most adaptable of bluesmen. Working within a genre that was often bound by a distinct set of scales and...
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