Interviews

The making of The Damned’s “Neat Neat Neat”

A raw, supercharged blast of punked-up garage rock, recorded live in a tiny studio: “It’s a short, sharp shock on record!” says Captain Sensible

Michael Hurley: “I say ‘perfect’ is boring”

With the release of his new album, The Time Of The Foxgloves, Michael Hurley leads Uncut through his wild and idiosyncratic career – from Greenwich Village in the ’60s onwards

The making of William Bell’s “You Don’t Miss Your Water”

In a hotel on a stormy night, touring with a jazz orchestra, a young Stax songwriter’s thoughts turn to his girlfriend back home in Memphis

Big Thief: “We need each other to survive”

The musical nomads discuss love, life and their stunning new double LP, Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You

Elvis Costello: “My conscience is clear!”

Elvis Costello has a brilliant new album to talk about, but as Michael Bonner soon discovers, his candour covers all bases. To be discussed: climate crisis, genre exercises, distorted truths, imaginary friends and the joys of beating up Sting. Every night.

The Eagles: “I came to look at bands as young businesses”

Half a century ago, what drew four sun-loving Californians to a frozen UK?

Paul Weller: “Suddenly I was this star. I hated all the attention”

As the Modfather prepares for his first live shows in two years, we visit Black Barn for fish'n'chips suppers and the full lowdown

Margo Cilker: “It’s me stepping into my womanhood and my artistry”

Rob Hughes charts the long strange trip of the powerful new voice of country rock

Lenny Kaye: “Music exists in the present tense”

The Patti Smith guitarist, Nuggets compiler and venerable rock scholar talks techno, Tom Verlaine and his own ‘lightning striking’ moment

The Coral – Album By Album

James Skelly and Nick Power steer a course through the Wirral band’s turbulent but ultimately triumphant two-decade career
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