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Calexico: “Carried To Dust”

There are a few records around the Uncut office at the moment that I think I could responsibly class as disappointing, not least the new Mercury Rev album, which ambitiously finds them trying to reinvent themselves as whimsical cosmic ravers.

The Hold Steady – Stay Positive

Elliptical, euphoric and "staggeringly good" says Allan Jones, plus a Q&A with Craig Finn

Neil Young Wows Crowds at Hop Farm

Read the Uncut review!

Mad Men

Glossy US TV series reflects the world of advertising, but fails to dazzle

Neil Young – The Hop Farm, July 6, 2008

His grey hair blows wildly in the breeze. His dishevelled clothing suggests an eccentric who’s been around a very long time. There’s a determined expression on his face which suggests he may be old, but he’s not going anywhere soon…

Countdown to Latitude: Franz Ferdinand

Franz Ferdinand, Glasgow’s most eminent art-college band turned international rock stars, close the main stage on the first night of Latitude. According to frontman Alex Kapranos, Franz Ferdinand set out to prove that art-rock could involve "really, really catchy tunes that girls can dance to".

Countdown to Latitude: Just A Minute

Previously, Radio 4 has hosted its arts magazine show, Loose Ends, from Latitude. Loose Ends returns this year, to the Radio 4 stage, along with satirical comedy The Now Show, Roger McGough's Poetry Please and current affairs programme, Broadcasting House. But surely the most impressive presence on the Radio 4 bill is the legendary panel game, Just A Minute.

Alice Cooper To Star In Boosh Goth Rock Musical?

Noel Fielding asks Alice in the latest issue of Uncut

Ry Cooder – I, Flathead

Final installment of Cooder’s “trilogy”, time-travelling back to ‘40s/’50s California. Complete with 53-page novella!

Paul McCartney Reveals His Last Moments With George Harrison

The youngest Beatle was his 'little baby brother'
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