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Thirty-one years after its initial US release, Wes Craven's debut retains its power to shock, detailing the worst night in the (short) lives of two teenage girls and the bizarre comeuppance of their tormentors. Dated (and overrated) but worth a look.

Oregon rockers graduate from grunge to gadgetry

Whitehouse now comprise just William Bennett and Philip Best, but the title track of what may be their finest record is a harrowing 15-minute cut-up of voices talking emotionally about child abuse, rape and murder with discreet accompaniment, assembled in Chicago by outgoing third member Peter Sotos and guest producer Steve Albini.

Nutty Boys' best-of and musical tie-in

Spare us the clutter! How a house clearout led to an illuminating early-years memoir for Bunnymen guitarist Will Sergeant

Late-'90s version of "I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain" was discovered in a house move

Pink Floyd are on the cover of the new issue of Uncut, on sale tomorrow – September 23. In the issue, we trace the secret sources of Pink Floyd’s new album, The Endless River, and discover how a 20 year-old saga became a tribute to the band’s fallen comrade, Rick Wright. Our cover story uncovers the album’s extraordinary journey, from vintage organ jams in the Royal Albert Hall to present-day goings on in London recording studios and a houseboat on the Thames.

Morrissey debuted a new album song "Kick The Bride Down The Aisle" onstage in Boston on Saturday night [June 7]. Click below to watch fan-shot footage of the live unveiling of the song at the Boston Opera House. The studio version of the track will feature on Morrissey's new album World Peace Is None of Your Business, which is set for release on July 14.

Bob Dylan's John Lennon tribute, "Roll On John", received its live premiere last night [November 24]. Dylan debuted "Roll On John" as the last song of the final show of a three night stand at Blackpool’s Opera House. The song is taken from Dylan's 2012 album, Tempest. You can hear a live recording below. Dylan plays London's Royal Albert Hall on November 26, 27, and 28.

Bob Dylan has confirmed a run of UK dates, including three nights at London's Royal Albert Hall. Dylan and his band will play: Glasgow Clyde Auditorum - November 18, 19, 20 Blackpool Opera House - November 22, 23, 24 Royal Albert Hall - November 26, 27, 28 Tickets go on sale on Friday, June 14 at 9am GMT. They are available online from bobdylan.com.