As promised, today we're starting to publish the judges' deliberations on each of this year's eight shortlisted albums for the Uncut Music Award. Beginning today with Bill Callahan's "Apocalypse".

Growling, whooping, yelping and crooning: a swaggering, multifarious tour-de-force...

Underground, overground: two subversive major label salvos from New York’s folk-punk-poets. Of their time, sure, but still worth yours...

The last transcript from our 2010 Uncut Music Award deliberations...

This week’s new issue of Uncut features another 50 Great Lost Albums – those that are unavailable new or as legal downloads right now – chosen by the mag’s readers. Consequently, I thought it’d be useful to put our original Top 50 online, as they appeared in issue 156 of Uncut (Neil Young was on the cover, narrowing it down a little).

Previously: 50-35, 34-17

We count down from 150 to 101...see our choices here

Violent, but tender, Sean Lennon’s mum is back!

Bids reach more than $4 million

Jimmy Carl Black was 70