With 3 singles out, the LA-based singer Lauren Rosas is on a roll with a new project on her hands. She is launching a podcast series with some interesting turns of events, named Sideshow 210. The podcast will have four female lead hosts and diverse subjects. She is branching out her vocal cords to new playgrounds. Previously, her track “Cigarettes” garnered more than 100K streams on Spotify. She is now working on her first album, after signing on with the Record Label Digital Currency LLC.Lauren Rosas is on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.
After a sneak preview at the Telluride Film Festival, Becoming Led Zeppelin made it’s premier at this year’s Venice Film Festival. Uncut was there to bring you this first look review… ORDER NOW: Nick Cave is on the cover of the October 2021 issue of Uncut The key word in new documentary Becoming Led Zeppelin, just premiered at the Venice Film Festival, is ‘becoming’. The film’s final section shows the last phase of their turning into a world-conquering force – their breakneck first year of existence, and the recording of their first two albums. But what really makes the film...
With a new album out, on the 40th anniversary of their classic single “Ghost Town”, the Ultimate Music Guide to The Specials. From the 2 Tone tour to Encore and beyond, via Fun Boy Three, The Colourfield and Special AKA, your definitive guide to an incendiary political band. “Stop messing around / Better think of your future…” Buy a copy here!
The Ukrainian artist is traveling back to the 50s with the new track “Just Fly.” The track has scored over 12 million views on Youtube and more than 200K streams on Spotify. This is his first English track, introducing a snappy, upbeat, and catchy new sound. The song hums and thrashes in all the right places but is always moored by Max’s introspective lyrics and raspy vocals.Follow Max Barskih on Instagram.
The October 2021 issue of Uncut magazine features new interviews with Ry Cooder and Wim Wenders about the legendary Buena Vista Social Club album and its companion film. For space reasons, we could only run part of the interview with Wenders; here it is, though, in full. ORDER NOW: Nick Cave is on the cover of the October 2021 issue of Uncut Can you give some background on your relationship with Ry Cooder prior to making Buena Vista Social Club and what attracted you to the project? WIM WENDERS: Ry and I knew each other since the late Seventies. When...
Jonny Greenwood has revealed that an album from the newly-formed Radiohead side project The Smile is well on its way, with a lot of the music already finished. ORDER NOW: Nick Cave is on the cover of the October 2021 issue of Uncut READ MORE: Radiohead side project The Smile have reportedly completed an album The band consists of Greenwood, Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke and Sons of Kemet drummer Tom Skinner. They announced their existence at a live-streamed Glastonbury event in May of this year. Speaking to NME, Greenwood revealed that “lots” of the album is “just about finished.” “We’re sitting in...
So we’re back from Larmer Tree Gardens – and what a brilliant time we’ve all had. The weather was perfect, the beer was ace and the music was fantastic. Did I say the music was fantastic? This was a veritable feast of live music after an 18 month fast – and it genuinely couldn’t have been any better, from Stereolab‘s rousing opening night headline shot through The Comet Is Coming‘s avant-jazz, Jane Weaver‘s psych folk, Giant Swan‘s industrial techno or the capacity crowd’s at the Uncut Q&As. Huge thanks to Tom, Sam, Mark and Marc for immense work over...
Given End Of The Road’s location in the heart of the Wessex countryside, there hasn’t been much actual folk music at the festival so far. That oversight is corrected on Sunday afternoon at the Garden Stage, although Jim Ghedi’s take on traditional song is not quite the easygoing ride some had maybe hoped for while lazing against a hedge. Playing his excellent recent album In The Furrows Of Common Place from start to finish, these are ancient (or ancient-sounding) tales of impoverishment, malady and loss, accompanied by mournful violin and double bass or the ominous drone of a harmonium....
Kudos is a ritzy oriental restaurant situated just outside Canterbury’s historic city walls on sleepy Dover Street. Peering through its lime green frontage at the pink orchids and foo dog statues inside, it’s hard to imagine that this place was once the crucible of the famous Canterbury Sound. Only if you’re looking for it might you spot a small Banksy-style mural of Robert Wyatt, once the drummer and vocalist for local R&B trailblazers The Wilde Flowers, who played this venue many times in its former life as rock’n’roll den The Beehive. ORDER NOW: Read the full interview in the October...
Faces have recorded 14 new songs together since reforming this summer, drummer Kenney Jones has revealed. ORDER NOW: Nick Cave is on the cover of the October 2021 issue of Uncut READ MORE: Kenney Jones on the Faces: “We were unmanageable!” The band – Jones, Rod Stewart and Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood – announced back in July that they would be reuniting to write new music after over 40 years apart. In a new interview with BANG Showbiz (via Contact Music), Jones gave an update on work on the new material. Advertisement “We’ve done about 14 songs, it’s a mixture...
