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Kendrick Lamar wins the Pulitzer Prize for music

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Sam Richards
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17th April 2018
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Kendrick Lamar has won the Pulitzer Prize for music for his 2017 album Damn. He joins a roll call of former winners who include Steve Reich, Ornette Coleman, Samuel Barber and Aaron Copland, but no rock, pop or rap artists – until now. “The time was right,” said Pulitzer Prize Administrator ...
Kendrick Lamar has won the Pulitzer Prize for music for his 2017 album Damn.

He joins a roll call of former winners who include Steve Reich, Ornette Coleman, Samuel Barber and Aaron Copland, but no rock, pop or rap artists – until now.

“The time was right,” said Pulitzer Prize Administrator Dana Canedy, speaking after the winners were announced. “We are very proud of this selection. It shines a light on hip-hop in a completely different way. This is a big moment for hip-hop music and a big moment for the Pulitzers.”

The Pulitzer board called Damn “a virtuosic song collection unified by its vernacular authenticity and rhythmic dynamism that offers affecting vignettes capturing the complexity of modern African-American life.”

The May 2018 issue of Uncut is now on sale in the UK – with Johnny Marr on the cover. Elsewhere in the issue, you’ll find exclusive new interviews with John Fogerty, Dan Auerbach, Shirley Collins, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, John Prine and many more. Our free 15-track CD features 15 tracks of this month’s best new music, featuring Kacy & Clayton, Laura Veirs, Wye Oak, Cath & Phil Taylor, Mouse On Mars, Josh T. Pearson, A Place To Bury Strangers and Drinks.

Nick Mason forms new band to play early Pink Floyd

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Sam Richards
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17th April 2018
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Pink Floyd's Nick Mason has formed a new band to play early Floyd material. Nick Mason's Saucerful Of Secrets also features Spandau Ballet's Gary Kemp, former Blockhead Lee Harris, regular Pink Floyd live/session bassist Guy Pratt and producer/soundtrack composer Dom Beken. The band will play fo...
Pink Floyd’s Nick Mason has formed a new band to play early Floyd material.

Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets also features Spandau Ballet’s Gary Kemp, former Blockhead Lee Harris, regular Pink Floyd live/session bassist Guy Pratt and producer/soundtrack composer Dom Beken.

The band will play four small London dates in May:

Sunday, May 20 – Dingwalls, Camden
Monday, May 21 – Half Moon, Putney
Wednesday, May 23 – Half Moon, Putney
Thursday, May 24 – Half Moon, Putney

Tickets go on sale at 10am today (April 17) from the band’s official site.

The May 2018 issue of Uncut is now on sale in the UK – with Johnny Marr on the cover. Elsewhere in the issue, you’ll find exclusive new interviews with John Fogerty, Dan Auerbach, Shirley Collins, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, John Prine and many more. Our free 15-track CD features 15 tracks of this month’s best new music, featuring Kacy & Clayton, Laura Veirs, Wye Oak, Cath & Phil Taylor, Mouse On Mars, Josh T. Pearson, A Place To Bury Strangers and Drinks.

Old Crow Medicine Show – Volunteer

Album

Reviews

Stephen Deusner
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16th April 2018
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Old Crow Medicine Show played their first notes together 20 years ago, but their roots extend back even further, with founding members Ketch Secor and Critter Fuqua travelling up and down the East Coast playing with anyone who wanted to jam. In 2000, the band were busking in Boone, North Carolina, w...
Old Crow Medicine Show played their first notes together 20 years ago, but their roots extend back even further, with founding members Ketch Secor and Critter Fuqua travelling up and down the East Coast playing with anyone who wanted to jam. In 2000, the band were busking in Boone, North Carolina, when Doc Watson heard them and invited the band to play his annual MerleFest. Since then, Old Crow have enjoyed a long and auspicious career,  even scoring an honest-to-god hit with “Wagon Wheel”. Secor based it on an old Bob Dylan bootleg when he was just a teenager, and the band recorded it for  their 2004 self-titled debut. Nearly a decade later Darius Rucker had a No 1 country hit with his cover; Dylan liked it so much he gave Old Crow another scrap of lyrics, which became “Sweet Amarillo”, off 2014’s Remedy.

Old Crow are innovators as well as traditionalists, a string band who can release a song-for-song cover of Blonde On Blonde and back Kesha on CMT Crossroads. That has allowed them to endure a series of trends in roots music, including the O Brother… revival in the early 2000s and the string-band surge a decade later. While Mumford & Sons and the Avett Brothers briefly overshadowed the band (even playing with Dylan at the 2011 Grammys, a passing of the torch to two bands who fumbled the handoff), Old Crow still play, write, record and tour with steam and purpose.

On the occasion of their 20th anniversary, Old Crow have made an album that reflects on what it means to be in a band. With Dave Cobb’s production reinforcing their boisterous dynamism, Volunteer surveys the sacrifices Old Crow make for their music, the camaraderie of the bandmates and heroes at the expense of the stability of family and home. “All together we fall together/We ride together, we’re wild together,” they sing en masse on the rowdy opener “Flicker And Shine”. It’s an apt introduction, an overture that shifts tempos manically, slowing down and speeding up as though enacting their promise to band together in slow times and fast, bad times and good.

The album title refers to their adopted home of Tennessee, nicknamed the Volunteer State to honour the soldiers who fought in the war of 1812. Not that they would ever explicitly compare themselves to real GIs, but Volunteer suggests a similarly regimented life on the road, musical instead of military, shipping out for tours rather than tours of duty. In other words, the band members understand that they enlisted in a vocation defined by dislocation, transience and solitude. “I’m a world away,” Secor sings on “World Away”. “Standing at the gates with my suitcase/But I’m a world away.” The song sounds like a party – the chorus is jubilant and catchy, the music celebratory – but the lyrics convey a cloudy melancholy, as though they’ve learned over two decades to make the best of this situation.

“Homecoming Party” is much more acute in its domestic angst, as Secor sings about coming home too late from tour, long after his wife and kids have gone to bed. Even the dog is “too tired to wag his tail”. As the band provide sympathetic accompaniment, playing quietly so as not to wake anyone, Secor describes his own private ritual in painstaking detail: tiptoeing up the stairs, peeking in at his “little ones” already tucked in, slipping in bed next to his wife but being careful not to disturb her sleep. Old Crow present this heartbreaking tableau matter-of-factly, trusting the details of the songwriting and the breezy melody to convey the complicated emotions of the homecoming.

The power of songs like “Homecoming Party” is only enhanced by their proximity to raveups like “Shout Mountain Music” and “Elzick’s Dream”, a traditional tune that showcases Chance McCoy’s frenzied fiddling. Songs like the topshelf anthem “The Good Stuff”, featuring sloshed lead vocals by guitjo player Kevin Hayes, hint at the hell-raisin’, shit-kickin’ energy of their live shows. But closer “Whirlwind” finds a way to marry those two urges: it’s about a relationship – a marriage most likely, but it extends to the band itself – as wild as a “twirling twister touching down on the ground in a dozen little sleepy towns”. As carefully as they document the band’s life and as wildly as they play these tunes, Old Crow are still trying to figure out if the music drives their wanderlust  or their wanderlust drives the music.

The May 2018 issue of Uncut is now on sale in the UK – with Johnny Marr on the cover. Elsewhere in the issue, you’ll find exclusive new interviews with John Fogerty, Dan Auerbach, Shirley Collins, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, John Prine and many more. Our free 15-track CD features 15 tracks of this month’s best new music, featuring Kacy & Clayton, Laura Veirs, Wye Oak, Cath & Phil Taylor, Mouse On Mars, Josh T. Pearson, A Place To Bury Strangers and Drinks

The 15th Uncut new music playlist of 2018

Features

Playlists

Michael Bonner
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16th April 2018
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Slightly later than expected - but here's this week's selection of new music hot off the Uncut office stereo. Without further ado... enjoy! Follow me on Twitter @MichaelBonner 1. KAMASI WASHINGTON “Fists Of Fury” (Young Turks) https://open.spotify.com/track/1Etl6q0mmPV60TtOCD0uch 2. LUMP “...
Slightly later than expected – but here’s this week’s selection of new music hot off the Uncut office stereo. Without further ado… enjoy!

Follow me on Twitter @MichaelBonner

1.
KAMASI WASHINGTON
“Fists Of Fury”
(Young Turks)

2.
LUMP
“Curse Of The Contemporary”
(Dead Oceans)

3.
GANG GANG DANCE
“Lotus”
(4AD)

4.
DJ KOZE
“Pick Up”
(Pampa Records)

5.
DEL THE FUNKY HOMOSAPIEN + AMP LIVE
“Wheel of Fortune”
(I.O.T.)

6.
THE TURBANS
“Riders”
(Six Degrees Records)

7.
PRINCESS NOKIA
“Your Eyes Are Bleeding”
(Rough Trade Records)

8.
LEON VYNEHALL
“Envelopes (Chapter VI)
(Ninja Tunes)

9.
JOHNNY MARR
“The Tracers”
(Warners)

10.
JENNY HVAL
“Spells”
(Sacred Bones)

11.
LES HALLES
“Zephyr”
(Not Not Fun)

12.
THE CURE
“Want (Time Mix 2018)”
(UMC)

13.
STUART STAPLES
“Memories Of Love”
(City Slang)

<a href="http://tindersticks.bandcamp.com/album/arrhythmia">Arrhythmia by Stuart A. Staples</a>

The May 2018 issue of Uncut is now on sale in the UK – with Johnny Marr on the cover. Elsewhere in the issue, you’ll find exclusive new interviews with John Fogerty, Dan Auerbach, Shirley Collins, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, John Prine and many more. Our free 15-track CD features 15 tracks of this month’s best new music, featuring Kacy & Clayton, Laura Veirs, Wye Oak, Cath & Phil Taylor, Mouse On Mars, Josh T. Pearson, A Place To Bury Strangers and Drinks

Eric Clapton doc soundtrack to feature five unreleased songs

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Sam Richards
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16th April 2018
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Eric Clapton documentary Life In 12 Bars will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray on June 8, with an accompanying soundtrack due on the same day. The career-spanning compilation features five unreleased tracks: a 17-minute live recording of Cream's "Spoonful" dating from October 1968; the full-length ve...
Eric Clapton documentary Life In 12 Bars will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray on June 8, with an accompanying soundtrack due on the same day.

The career-spanning compilation features five unreleased tracks: a 17-minute live recording of Cream’s “Spoonful” dating from October 1968; the full-length version of solo hit “I Shot The Sheriff”; a live version of Chuck Berry’s “Little Queen” from 1974; Derek & The Dominos’ take on “High”, which later appeared on There’s One In Every Crowd; and a live cover of Jimi Hendrix’s “Little Wing”, performed by the Dominos at the Fillmore East in October 1970.

The full tracklisting is as follows:

CD 1
1. Big Bill Broonzy – “Backwater Blues”
2. Muddy Waters – “My Life Is Ruined”
3. Muddy Waters – “Got My Mojo Working” (Live At Newport Jazz Festival 1960)
4. The Yardbirds – “I Wish You Would”
5. The Yardbirds – “For Your Love”
6. John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers – “Steppin’ Out”
7. John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers – “All Your Love”
8. Cream – “I Feel Free”
9. Cream – “Strange Brew”
10. Cream – “Sunshine of Your Love”
11. Aretha Franklin – “Good to Me As I Am To You”
12. Cream – “Crossroads”
13. The Beatles – “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”
14. Cream – “Badge”
15. Cream – “White Room (Live)”
16. Cream – “Spoonful” (Live from Goodbye tour – LA Forum October 19, 1968) *
17. Blind Faith – “Presence Of The Lord”

CD 2
1. Delaney & Bonnie & Friends featuring Eric Clapton – “Comin’ Home”
2. Eric Clapton – “After Midnight” (alternate mix)
3. Eric Clapton – “Let It Rain” (alternate mix)
4. Derek and The Dominos – “High” *
5. George Harrison – “My Sweet Lord”
6. Derek and The Dominos – “Thorn Tree In The Garden”
7. Derek and The Dominos – “Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out”
8. Derek and The Dominos – “Bell Bottom Blues”
9. Derek and The Dominos – “Layla”
10. Derek and The Dominos – “Little Wing” (Live at the Fillmore 1970) *
11. Derek and The Dominos – “Got To Get Better In A Little While”
12. Eric Clapton – “I Shot The Sheriff” (full length version) *
13. Eric Clapton – “Little Queenie” (Long Beach Arena, Long Beach, California, July 19/20, 1974) *
14. Eric Clapton – “Mainline Florida”
15. Eric Clapton – “Tears In Heaven”

* previously unreleased

A 4xLP version of the Life In 12 Bars OST will follow on July 20.

Life In 12 Bars will also be aired on the BBC later in 2018. Watch a trailer for the film here:

The May 2018 issue of Uncut is now on sale in the UK – with Johnny Marr on the cover. Elsewhere in the issue, you’ll find exclusive new interviews with John Fogerty, Dan Auerbach, Shirley Collins, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, John Prine and many more. Our free 15-track CD features 15 tracks of this month’s best new music, featuring Kacy & Clayton, Laura Veirs, Wye Oak, Cath & Phil Taylor, Mouse On Mars, Josh T. Pearson, A Place To Bury Strangers and Drinks.

Robert Plant and Van Morrison added to BluesFest 2018

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Sam Richards
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16th April 2018
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Van Morrison and Robert Plant (with his band the Sensational Space Shifters) have been added to the BluesFest 2018 bill. The two rock legends will share the stage at London's O2 Arena on Friday October 26. "It’s been way over 50 years since I first shared the stage with Van Morrison," said Plant....
Van Morrison and Robert Plant (with his band the Sensational Space Shifters) have been added to the BluesFest 2018 bill. The two rock legends will share the stage at London’s O2 Arena on Friday October 26.

“It’s been way over 50 years since I first shared the stage with Van Morrison,” said Plant. “His style then and now remains unique and loaded with deep soul. I’m looking forward to an exciting and dynamic night.”

Tickets start at £45 and are available here. They go on general sale on Friday (April 20) at 10am. The O2 pre-sale begins on Wednesday (April 18) at 10am and the Live Nation pre-sale begins at 10am on Thursday (April 19).

John Fogerty and Steve Miller Band have already been confirmed for the previous night at BluesFest, with more names to come.

The May 2018 issue of Uncut is now on sale in the UK – with Johnny Marr on the cover. Elsewhere in the issue, you’ll find exclusive new interviews with John Fogerty, Dan Auerbach, Shirley Collins, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, John Prine and many more. Our free 15-track CD features 15 tracks of this month’s best new music, featuring Kacy & Clayton, Laura Veirs, Wye Oak, Cath & Phil Taylor, Mouse On Mars, Josh T. Pearson, A Place To Bury Strangers and Drinks.

The Cure announce Mixed Up deluxe edition

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Sam Richards
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13th April 2018
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The Cure have officially announced the deluxe reissue of 1990 remix collection, Mixed Up. Set for release on June 15, the CD edition comes with a second disc of contemporaneous remixes, as well a third disc of brand new remixes by Robert Smith. This collection of new remixes, featuring favourite al...
The Cure have officially announced the deluxe reissue of 1990 remix collection, Mixed Up.

Set for release on June 15, the CD edition comes with a second disc of contemporaneous remixes, as well a third disc of brand new remixes by Robert Smith. This collection of new remixes, featuring favourite album tracks as opposed to singles, will also be available a standalone 2xLP vinyl release entitled Torn Down.

Hear “Want (Time Mix)” from Torn Down below:

The full tracklisting for the CD and vinyl editions of Mixed Up is as follows:

CD
Disc One – Mixed Up – Remastered by Robert Smith 2018
01: Lullaby – Extended Mix – 2018 remaster ( 7:43 )
02: Close To Me – Closer Mix – 2018 remaster ( 5:44 )
03: Fascination Street – Extended Mix – 2018 remaster ( 8:47 )
04: The Walk – Everything Mix – 2018 remaster ( 5:27 )
05: Lovesong – Extended Mix – 2018 remaster ( 6:19 )
06: A Forest – Tree Mix – 2018 remaster ( 6:55 )
07: Pictures of You – Extended Dub Mix – 2018 remaster ( 6:41 )
08: Hot Hot Hot!!! – Extended Mix – 2018 remaster ( 7:01 )
09: The Caterpillar – Flicker Mix – 2018 remaster ( 5:40 )
10: Inbetween Days – Shiver Mix – 2018 remaster ( 6:22 )
11: Never Enough – Big Mix – 2018 remaster ( 6:07 )

Disc Two – Remixes 1982-1990: Mixed Up Extras 2018
01: Let’s Go To Bed – Extended Mix 1982 – 2018 remaster ( 7:44 )
02: Just One Kiss – Extended Mix 1982 – 2018 remaster ( 7:15 )
03: Close To Me – Extended Remix 1985 – 2018 remaster ( 6:31 )
04: Boys Don’t Cry – New Voice Club Mix 1986 – 2018 remaster ( 5:29 )
05: Why Can’t I Be You? – Extended Mix 1987 – 2018 remaster ( 8:07 )
06: A Japanese Dream – 12″ Remix 1987 – 2018 remaster ( 5:47 )
07: Pictures of You – Extended Version 1990 – 2018 remaster ( 8:06 )
08: Let’s Go To Bed – Milk Mix 1990 – 2018 remaster ( 7:13 )
09: Just Like Heaven – Dizzy Mix 1990 – 2018 remaster ( 3:42 )
10: Primary – Red Mix 1990 – 2018 remaster ( 7:10 )
11: The Lovecats – TC & Benny Mix 1990 – 2018 remaster ( 4:39 )

Disc 3 – Torn Down: Mixed Up Extras 2018
01: Three Imaginary Boys – Help Me Mix by Robert Smith ( 3:21 )
02: M – Attack Mix by Robert Smith ( 3:07 )
03: The Drowning Man – Bright Birds Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:29 )
04: A Strange Day – Drowning Waves Mix by Robert Smith ( 5:05 )
05: Just One Kiss – Remember Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:57 )
06: Shake Dog Shake – New Blood Mix by Robert Smith ( 5:11 )
07: A Night Like This – Hello Goodbye Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:24 )
08: Like Cockatoos – Lonely In The Rain Mix by Robert Smith ( 3:49 )
09: Plainsong – Edge Of The World Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:33 )
10: Never Enough – Time To Kill Mix by Robert Smith ( 3:34 )
11: From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea – Love In Vain Mix by Robert Smith ( 6:21 )
12: Want – Time Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:44 )
13: The Last Day of Summer – 31st August Mix by Robert Smith ( 5:44 )
14: Cut Here – If Only Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:25 )
15: Lost – Found Mix by Robert Smith ( 3:59 )
16: It’s Over – Whisper Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:54 )

2 x LP Mixed Up – Remastered by Robert Smith 2018
A1: Lullaby – Extended Mix – 2018 remaster ( 7:43 )
A2: Close To Me – Closer Mix – 2018 remaster ( 5:44 )
A3: Fascination Street – Extended Mix – 2018 remaster ( 8:47 )
B1: The Walk – Everything Mix – 2018 remaster ( 5:27 )
B2: Lovesong – Extended Mix – 2018 remaster ( 6:19 )
B3: A Forest – Tree Mix – 2018 remaster ( 6:55 )
C1: Pictures of You – Extended Dub Mix – 2018 remaster ( 6:41 )
C2: Hot Hot Hot!!! – Extended Mix – 2018 remaster ( 7:01 )
C3: Why Can’t I Be You ? – Extended Mix – 2018 remaster ( 8:07 )
D1: The Caterpillar – Flicker Mix – 2018 remaster ( 5:40 )
D2: Inbetween Days – Shiver Mix – 2018 remaster ( 6:22 )
D3: Never Enough – Big Mix – 2018 remaster ( 6:07 )

2 x LP Torn Down: Mixed Up Extras 2018
A1: Three Imaginary Boys – Help Me Mix by Robert Smith ( 3:21 )
A2: M – Attack Mix by Robert Smith ( 3:07 )
A3: The Drowning Man – Bright Birds Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:29 )
A4: A Strange Day – Drowning Waves Mix by Robert Smith ( 5:05 )
B1: Just One Kiss – Remember Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:57 )
B2: Shake Dog Shake – New Blood Mix by Robert Smith ( 5:11 )
B3: A Night Like This – Hello Goodbye Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:24 )
B4: Like Cockatoos – Lonely In The Rain Mix by Robert Smith ( 3:49 )
C1: Plainsong – Edge Of The World Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:33 )
C2: Never Enough – Time To Kill Mix by Robert Smith ( 3:34 )
C3: From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea – Love In Vain Mix by Robert Smith ( 6:21 )
C4: Want – Time Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:44 )
D1: The Last Day of Summer – 31st August Mix by Robert Smith ( 5:44 )
D2: Cut Here – If Only Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:25 )
D3: Lost – Found Mix by Robert Smith ( 3:59 )
D4: It’s Over – Whisper Mix by Robert Smith ( 4:54 )

The May 2018 issue of Uncut is now on sale in the UK – with Johnny Marr on the cover. Elsewhere in the issue, you’ll find exclusive new interviews with John Fogerty, Dan Auerbach, Shirley Collins, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, John Prine and many more. Our free 15-track CD features 15 tracks of this month’s best new music, featuring Kacy & Clayton, Laura Veirs, Wye Oak, Cath & Phil Taylor, Mouse On Mars, Josh T. Pearson, A Place To Bury Strangers and Drinks.

Laura Marling unveils new project with Tuung’s Mike Lindsay

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Sam Richards
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13th April 2018
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Laura Marling has teamed up with Tuung's Mike Lindsay to form a new duo called Lump. Their self-titled debut album will be released on June 1 via Dead Oceans. You can watch a video for first single "Curse Of The Contemporary" below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MTyqoigiso&feature=youtu.be...
Laura Marling has teamed up with Tuung’s Mike Lindsay to form a new duo called Lump.

Their self-titled debut album will be released on June 1 via Dead Oceans. You can watch a video for first single “Curse Of The Contemporary” below:

“Curse Of The Contemporary” is available on hyper-limited 12” translucent green vinyl for for Record Store Day.

Lump will tour the UK in June, dates below:

June 1 – London, Rough Trade East instore
June 2 – Hebden Bridge, The Trades Club
June 3 – Manchester, Band On The Wall
June 5 – London, Oslo
June 5 – London, Oslo
June 8 – Cardiff, Festival Of Voice
June 9 – Bristol, Rough Trade instore
July 13 – Latitude Festival, Henham Park

The May 2018 issue of Uncut is now on sale in the UK – with Johnny Marr on the cover. Elsewhere in the issue, you’ll find exclusive new interviews with John Fogerty, Dan Auerbach, Shirley Collins, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, John Prine and many more. Our free 15-track CD features 15 tracks of this month’s best new music, featuring Kacy & Clayton, Laura Veirs, Wye Oak, Cath & Phil Taylor, Mouse On Mars, Josh T. Pearson, A Place To Bury Strangers and Drinks.

Black Sabbath’s singles collated on new 7-inch box set

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Sam Richards
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13th April 2018
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Black Sabbath will release a new, limited 7-inch vinyl box set on June 8. Supersonic Years - The Seventies Singles Box Set collects the ten singles that the band released between 1970 and 1978, from Evil Woman to Hard Rock. It features rare single edits of some of their best-known songs, with all ...
Black Sabbath will release a new, limited 7-inch vinyl box set on June 8.

Supersonic Years – The Seventies Singles Box Set collects the ten singles that the band released between 1970 and 1978, from Evil Woman to Hard Rock. It features rare single edits of some of their best-known songs, with all tracks remastered by Andy Pearce.

The full tracklisting is as follows:

Disc 1: Evil Woman (Don’t Play Your Games With Me)/Wicked World – 1970
Disc 2: Paranoid/The Wizard – 1970
Disc 3: Iron Man (Single Edit)/Electric Funeral – 1970
Disc 4: Tomorrow’s Dream/Laguna Sunrise – 1972
Disc 5: Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Edited Version)/Changes – 1973
Disc 6: Am I Going Insane (Radio) (Single Edit)/Hole In The Sky – 1975
Disc 7: Gypsy/She’s Gone – 1976
Disc 8: It’s Alright/Rock ‘N’ Roll Doctor – 1976
Disc 9: Never Say Die/She’s Gone – 1978
Disc 10: Hard Rock (Single Edit)/Symptom Of The Universe (German Single Edit) – 1978

You can pre-order Supersonic Years – The Seventies Singles Box Set here.

The May 2018 issue of Uncut is now on sale in the UK – with Johnny Marr on the cover. Elsewhere in the issue, you’ll find exclusive new interviews with John Fogerty, Dan Auerbach, Shirley Collins, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, John Prine and many more. Our free 15-track CD features 15 tracks of this month’s best new music, featuring Kacy & Clayton, Laura Veirs, Wye Oak, Cath & Phil Taylor, Mouse On Mars, Josh T. Pearson, A Place To Bury Strangers and Drinks.

Listen to Peter Buck’s new song with Joseph Arthur

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Sam Richards
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13th April 2018
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Former REM guitarist Peter Buck has teamed up with singer-songwriter Joseph Arthur for a new album called Arthur Buck, due out on June 15. You can hear opening track "I Am The Moment" below: https://youtu.be/FGm8v_YnVE4 The pair have a shared history stretching back to the early 2000s, when Arthur...
Former REM guitarist Peter Buck has teamed up with singer-songwriter Joseph Arthur for a new album called Arthur Buck, due out on June 15. You can hear opening track “I Am The Moment” below:

The pair have a shared history stretching back to the early 2000s, when Arthur toured with REM. Arthur Buck was conceived in Mexico late last year, recorded in Portland and completed by Arthur at his studio in Brooklyn.

“It was all new songs, and it was spontaneous,” says Buck. “And the great thing about working that way was that it didn’t have to be anything in particular. It was liberated from any expectation. It was free.”

The full tracklisting for Arthur Buck is below:

1. I Am The Moment
2. Are You Electrified?
3. The Wanderer
4. Forever Waiting
5. If You Wake Up In Time
6. Summertime
7. American Century
8. Forever Falling
9. Before Your Love Is Gone
10. Wide Awake In November
11. Can’t Make It Without You

The May 2018 issue of Uncut is now on sale in the UK – with Johnny Marr on the cover. Elsewhere in the issue, you’ll find exclusive new interviews with John Fogerty, Dan Auerbach, Shirley Collins, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, John Prine and many more. Our free 15-track CD features 15 tracks of this month’s best new music, featuring Kacy & Clayton, Laura Veirs, Wye Oak, Cath & Phil Taylor, Mouse On Mars, Josh T. Pearson, A Place To Bury Strangers and Drinks.

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