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Jeff Buckley “was creating something bigger than the song”

Buckley's friends and collaborators tell the full story of his rise

David Bowie, diamonds and Balkan Noir: The Last Panthers reviewed

Sky Atlantic's new crime drama

Slade – When Slade Rocked The World 1971 – 1975

It’s funny how some bands only make sense in certain eras. If they’re like Slade, they seize the window of opportunity and don’t question...

Deep Purple: “We were dangerous, unpredictable… it wasn’t cabaret”

Their magnificent guitarist, Ritchie Blackmore, has long since left the band for a life of quasi-medieval music-making. Their keyboard player, that classically trained gentleman...

John Lennon remembered by Yoko Ono: “We were in love desperately”

From the Uncut archives, Yoko Ono recalls their relationship

Peter Cook and Dudley Moore’s Derek and Clive albums reassessed…

What these albums reveal about the bizarre, unraveling relationship between the two comedians

Pere Ubu – Elitism For The People 1975 – 1978

Inspiring vinyl solution for fans of Cleveland's underground pioneers

Los Lobos on their best albums: “The most painful stuff results in your best work”

The East LA chicano-rock pioneers talk us through their Great American Music

The Smiths: the making of Meat Is Murder

With the imminent release of Morrissey's debut novel, List Of The Lost, now seems like a good time to post my Smiths' Meat Is...

Bob Dylan’s 40 best songs

As chosen by famous fans, Dylan's associates and Uncut writers
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