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Quavo enlists T.I. for his brand new single. The Pharrell produced song is titled “Backwards”. UPDATE: The video is out now! The rapper is currently working on his forthcoming studio album, QRÖMELIFE, which will drop on October 2nd. Listen and watch below: View Original Article Here
In the November 2026 issue of Uncut – in shops now and available to buy here – Siouxsie Sioux returns with her first major interview in more than a decade, joining fellow founder Steven Severin for expansive new interviews that chart the history, evolution and enduring legacy of Siouxsie And The Banshees. Coinciding with both the 50th anniversary of the band’s legendary debut at London’s 100 Club Punk Festival and the reissue of their acclaimed B-sides collection Downside Up, the interviews find Sioux and Severin reflecting on creativity, reinvention, artistic survival and a body of work that continues to resonate…
CLICK HERE TO GET A COPY OF THE NEW UNCUT DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR This month’s free CD is a treasure trove of Richard Thompson rarities. TitledCollected Classics: Rare & Live, it’s available free withUncut‘s November 2026 issue, on sale now. We speak to the guitarist, singer and songwriter at length inside the issue, but he also took the time to talk us through this compilation, a handy refresher before the release of new album Hippies, Thugs And Heroes. Thompson himself tends to think in terms of songs rather than albums, so he’s relaxed about compilations of his music. “You…
The early autumn of 1974 saw a gathering of fans of what later contributed to a slice of the pie known as Americana. The occasion: an all-star concert at London’s Wembley Stadium (the old one) featuring Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Joni Mitchell, The Band and Jesse Colin Young. The gig came at the end of a run of CSN&Y stadium shows around North America, which had raised the bar for the amount of money to be made from live performances and followed from a similar run by Bob Dylan and The Band.Although CSN&Y were raking in the dollars at…
Suicide Silence are back with a new album, Graceless, arriving later this year, and they’ve also dropped its title track. “This is the title track off our new record. It’s a short ‘n’ sweet crusher that gives you a taste of what this record is all about,” the band say.”Check out our podcast where we go in detail about the song, video and album.” By short, they mean it’s under two minutes. By sweet, they mean… well, it’s not exactly sweet. It’s deathcore. It’s filthy. Check out the video and the podcast below: View Original Article Here
Marvel’s Wolverine is the violent X-Men game Marvel fans have been waiting for, but is it worth your time? Set in the same universe as Insomniac’s rather awesome Spider-Man games (but oddly not the relatively recent Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy games), Marvel’s Wolverine finally gives X-Men fans something they’ve been asking for – a hyper-brutal Wolverine experience where Logan’s claws do exactly what they were made to do. Yes, Marvel’s Wolverine is a violent and stylish gorefest where the titular mutant can slice, dice, and impale enemies aplenty. And if you’re a sick puppy like us, it’s gleefully…
Oasis have given their strongest hint yet that they’ll be returning to the road in 2027.Last night, September 10, the Manchester band arranged a drones display over their hometown, with their logo, the date 14.09.26 and the time 4pm BST [16:00], illuminating the sky above the Etihad’s Joie Stadium, home to Manchester City Women’s football team.The band have been teasing their return in recent weeks with a series of subtly coded videos on their social media channels. Eagle-eyed fans poring over the videos have suggested that Glasgow’s Celtic Park, Manchester’s Etihad Stadium and Knebworth, the site of their historic 1996…
Credit: Eve AlpertWell that’s it from us for this week – it is unbelievable that 9/11 was a quarter of a century ago. I asked my son what it was the other day and he said “the number to call the police” (which is also depressing given he lives in the UK. I fear the next time there’s an emergency he may not be much use). ANYWAY, we head into the weekend with a new track from Nate Amos aka This is Lorelei (i before e except after c and this is lorelei) which is taken from his new album…
That sense of thankfulness runs throughout HELLO IT’S ME AGAIN, while the project also highlights how Kojo’s signature Afroswing sound has evolved. From the Dancehall and Afrobeat energy of ‘How Many’ to the silky R&B of ‘Ready’, shimmering ‘Problems’ and bass heavy closer ‘I Need’, the EP sees Kojo comfortably widening his musical palette.A decade on from breaking through with Abra Cadabra collaboration ‘Dun Talkin’, Kojo Funds remains one of the defining names of UK Afroswing, with more than 500 million Spotify streams and a catalogue that includes major records alongside RAYE and Mabel. HELLO IT’S ME AGAIN marks both…
Between 1986 and ’91, the unthinkable happened to country music legend Johnny Cash, twice. The artist who did more than any other to open the genre up to a wider, more mainstream audience found himself out in the cold on two occasions, sending shock waves through the industry. Having made his recording debut for the small but respected Memphis-based independent Sun Records in 1955, the self-styled “Man In Black” was wooed by major label Columbia. There he became a bona fide star via hit singles, a brace of groundbreaking live albums recorded in prisons and a nationally syndicated TV show.…
London based Cameroonian Kiwi artist, producer and DJ Estère follows last month’s enchanting ‘Obsidian’ with her new single ‘Corduroy Jeans’, arriving after her debut appearance at this year’s Boomtown.Built around an elastic bassline and an instantly infectious groove, ‘Corduroy Jeans’ is playful, witty and knowingly self-deprecating. Estère, who describes herself as a ‘thriftshop siren’, compares herself to a pair of corduroy jeans waiting to be picked, worn and chosen. Beneath the humour, though, sits something slightly more bittersweet. As she puts it, the track is “tongue in cheek but it’s also a bit tragic”, capturing the awkwardness of trying not…
Portico Quartet co-founder Jack Wyllie steps forward under his own name for the first time with Eternal Spring, a deeply atmospheric debut solo album shaped by ideas of hope, renewal and the cyclical beauty of nature.Best known as the saxophonist and flautist in the Mercury Prize nominated Portico Quartet and one third of ambient improvisational trio Szun Waves, Wyllie draws together contemporary jazz, ambient, classical and post rock across the record. The album features an impressive cast of collaborators including former Portico Quartet bandmates Duncan Bellamy and Milo Fitzpatrick, Polish composer Hania Rani, cellist Dobrawa Czocher and Australian mezzo soprano…