Tomorrow

Uncut's favourite Canadian hybrid stoner rock band return with new album too

Filmmaker hooks up with 60s singer Donovan again for book launch

Fuzzy guitars come to Minehead; Broken Social Scene, Trail of Dead to play

The singer is giving you a chance to join him on stage this month

One-man folk-punk-poet-rock’n’roll protest singer is back!

First batch of band's for the Pitchfork curated event are announced

The folk superstar-in-waiting set to visit these shores

Today: we finish up our trawl through the best - here's Jimi Hendrix

After a week off, holed up in the Cotswolds since you ask, it's been a busy time for film screenings. I went to see The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford on Tuesday, this time on a proper 35mm print rather than the beta tape I saw a few months back, and tonight there's Wes Anderson's The Darjeeling Limited that I'll hopefully blog about tomorrow. Last night, though, our album reviews editor John Robinson and I went to see American Gangster, at close to three hours as epic as it gets, with Russell Crowe and Denzel Washington manfully chewing chunks out of the scenery in late Sixties/early Seventies' New York.

The band also sing 'Happy Birthday' in Welsh to guitarist Bunf