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Uncut catches up with Eric Goulden. The man behind 1977's anthemic 'Whole Wide World', the 80's Captains Of Industry, garage-punksters The Len Bright Combo and now, 'Bungalow Hi'.

Outspoken actor-director Tim Robbins talks to Uncut about Clint, the Clash and raging against the Iraqi war machine...

John Peel, the legendary BBC broadcaster, died at the age of 65 while holidaying in Peru with his wife, Sheila.

Ed Hamell – aka one-man folk-punk-poet-rock’n’roll protest singer Hamell On Trial and Uncut’s man in NYC – on the Republicans in New York and wild scenes in Alaska.

Already a modern classic, Donnie Darko gets even better with the Director's Cut, out this week on DVD. Director Richard Kelly explains why

With her amazing new, mainly instrument-free, album Medulla about to come out, Sarah-Jane speaks to Bjork in Iceland.

The former Screaming Tree gives a stupefying performance but, despite crowd rumours, has no need of an ambulance

Young Sussex-born singer-songwriter steps up to the next level with best live show to date

Blanche come here haunted by associations— chiefly leader Dan Miller's with fellow Detroiter Jack White. The pair shared several bands before Jack's vault to fame, and moonlighting Blanchers made up half his Loretta Lynn-backing Detroit supergroup The Do-Whaters. Blanche also supported The White Stripes last year, and bunked with them on this UK trip.

Tweedy and what's left of his band are further vindicated in crackling, moving display