Interviews

We’re New Here – Dry Cleaning

Riveting post-punk pop, fuelled by art, anxiety and "cheap chocolate mousse"

Joan Shelley & Nathan Salsburg talk about the inspirations and stories behind their amazing 2022

How parenthood, isolation and upheaval have shaped the Joan Shelley and Nathan Salsburg's past 12 months, leading to their album, The Spur

Black Midi on the influences for their latest LP, Hellfire

Uncut catches up with Black Midi on tour in America - with contemporaries Black Country, New Road - and their latest album, Hellfire

A look into David Bowie’s career defining album, Hunky Dory

As the new Divine Symmetry boxset digs deep into the 12 months that led up to 1971's Hunky Dory, confidants and collaborators reveal the secrets of a major turning point in Bowie's career

Richard Dawson – Album By Album

The idiosyncratic songsmith’s path from “very bad” debut to multi-layered latest.

The making of: Neu!’s “Hero”

The origins and influence of possibly their greatest track – a groundbreaking combination of driving motorik guitars and angry proto-punk vocals

The Smile on their latest album A Light For Attracting Attention: “Everything moved very fast”

Uncut catches up with the members of The Smile to talk about their latest album A Light For Attracting Attention

Alan Parsons – Album By Album

The ultimate backroom boy Alan Parsons on his massively successful “prog pop” career, and takes us back to revisit the albums that were influential to him

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

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
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