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Watch all of Uncut’s exclusive Paradise Of Bachelors sessions
Over the past month or so, we’ve been hosting a series of lockdown sessions in association with one of our favourite labels, Paradise Of Bachelors. In case you missed any of them, you can now watch all four of these unique at-home performances below: James Elkington Advertisement Itasca Jake Xerxes Fussell Michael Chapman As always, please support the artists and label by buying the albums – visit the official Paradise Of Bachelors site to order directly or find links for local retailers. Advertisement
Send us your questions for Archie Shepp
Since emerging as part of Cecil Taylor’s band in the early ’60s, saxophonist Archie Shepp has been a key figure in the development of jazz – both musically and as a force for social change. He’s played alongside Don Cherry in trailblazing avant-jazz ensemble the New York Contemporary Five and with John Coltrane on Ascension, also appearing live with everyone from Sun Ra to Frank Zappa. Meanwhile his landmark solo albums include the scorching free jazz of 1965’s Fire Music, the Afrocentric explorations of 1968’s The Magic Of Juju and the lush sweep of 1972’s Attica Blues, an intensely...
Paul Weller The Deluxe Ultimate Music Guide
Introducing the fully-updated, deluxe edition of our Ultimate Music Guide to the music of Paul Weller. Featuring a wealth of spiky archive interviews and in-depth reviews of every album, from The Jam to The Style Council, all the way to this month’s On Sunset. “It’s philosophical,” Paul tells us in an exclusive new interview, “but also tongue in cheek.” Click here to buy! Advertisement
Sage Suede Unveils Contemporary Style On New Music Video “Sizzle Dee Sipper”
Whether sonically or visually, Texas-based artist Sage Suede has been consistently unveiling his contemporary style to the masses, previously with his song “Masterpiece,” and today with his newest music video, “Sizzle Dee Sipper”. Different than most, he combines a wide array of electronic genres and urban sub-genres in his trendy sound, and adds futuristic and beautifully crafted visuals to create the one of a kind vibes he’s been known to deliver. Sage Suede is also about to release his new album on the 26th of June, to be titled THICC JUICY BASS. A force to be reckoned with in...
Tony Visconti on T.Rex and the birth of glam: “People were ready for Marc”
The latest issue of Uncut – in shops now and available to buy online by clicking here – includes the colourful tale of Marc Bolan’s transformation from hippie duckling to glam-rock swan, as he cast aside sidemen, managers, loyal supporters, and the ‘Tyrannosaurus’ name on his quest for mass appeal with T.Rex. Long-time producer Tony Visconti, friends and former associates relate for John Robinson the triumph of one of music’s most complex characters as he ushered in the glam rock era. Here’s an extract: The broadcaster Bob Harris saw Marc Bolan become the king of glam rock from the...
Alternative Rock Singer-Songwriter Charmian Devi Brings Realism Into Our Lives With “No Peace” & “Radio Of None”
Canadian singer-songwriter Charmian Devi has just released two new singles, “No Peace” and “Radio Of None”. The Montrealaise artist is once again proving she is one of the true masters of the alternative rock music genre, thanks to her extensive experiences and raw talent. For “Radio Of None” and “No Peace,” Charmian Devi has teamed up with some impressively talented musicians and producers, among which Bob Dylan’s bassist Tony Garnier and the internationally known producer-engineer Marc Urselli, who has previously worked with Keith Richards, U2, and Nick Cave, among many others. Lenny Kaye, who has worked with Patti Smith,...
Giampaolo Pasquile Releases Two Beautiful Tracks Called, ‘Until The Rainbows End’ And ‘What’s Going On’
Multi-talented DJ and producer Giampaolo Pasquile has released two brand new projects that are both refreshing and stylistic. The first one is a beautiful track called ‘Until The Rainbows End’ while the second project is a cover of Marvin Gaye’s world hit called, ‘What’s Going On.’ In these two songs, Giampaolo Pasquile incorporates his very own twist and signature sounds by exposing something satisfying and unique. Both tracks are well polished and showcase his skillset, articulating a clear and transparent mesmerizing sound. ‘What’s Going On’ focuses on a rendition of Marvin Gaye’s sound and vocals, creating a uniquely vivid...
American Country Music Singer-Songwriter Releases “Closer To You” (Official Music Video)
Following his widely acclaimed song release, “44,” American country singer-songwriter Dylan Joseph is back with another emotionally-charged song titled “Closer To You,” one he wrote back in college while trying to get over his girlfriend of the time, but everything he did and everywhere he went reminded him of her, torturing his mind to the point where he had to express he torment via this wonderful song. Dylan Joseph is a versatile artist that can compose music that belongs to a vast array of genres, but his artistic calling undoubtedly belongs within the country music genre. He first...
Uncut – July 2020
Bob Marley, Marc Bolan, John Prine, Courtney Marie Andrews, Joy Division, Joan As Police Woman, Irmin Schmidt, Paul Weller and Captain Beefheart all feature in the new Uncut, dated July 2020 and in UK shops from May 21 or available to buy online now. As always, the issue comes with a free CD – this month we’ve raided the archives of Light In The Attic Records for some incredible cosmic rarities. BOB MARLEY: We revisit 1977, and a whirlwind 12 months in London for Marley. There he entered an extraordinarily creative phase, recording two landmark albums – Exodus and Kaya – that transformed...Recent Posts
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