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Shakin’ all over again • Always alright! Uncut joins the celebrations at Alabama Shakes’ first major show since 2017

“Like Karen O fronting LCD Soundsystem” • End Of The Road supremo Simon Taffe shares his top tips for this year’s festival

A Quick One

The great pig in the sky • How Pink Floyd’s inflatable swine ended up as a symbol of resistance in Chile

Haight shooter • A new book collects Jim Marshall’s amazing unseen photos of the San Francisco counterculture, featuring the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane and more

Uncut Playlist • On the stereo this month…

Tyler Ballgame • Rhode Island crooner scores big in LA

Sounds Of The New West Vol 7

AN AUDIENCE WITH… BLAKE MILLS • The one-man Wrecking Crew talks Bob, Joni, Julian and Thanksgiving hacks

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CARSON McHONE • Multi-layered, career-defining fourth from displaced Texan songwriter.

McHONE ALONE • From formative days to ambitious detours

Q&A

SUEDE • Brett and the boys set the controls for the heart of darkness on resurgent 10th album.

Q&A

AtoZ • This month…

BAXTER DURY • New album hits you with its rhythm stick

MICHAEL KIWANUKA • A creative partnership’s end – and new beginnings.

DAVID BYRNE • Joyful songs and weighty questions.

MICHAEL HURLEY • Snock’s last stand, reassuringly strange and beautiful

SHRUNKEN ELVIS • Nashville trio set out on a global ambient adventure.

Q&A

GRUFF RHYS • “I was listening to a lot of minimal music”

TAV FALCO • Memphis maestro revisits some hep cuts in the company of friends.

Q&A

SWELL MAPS • Magpie pioneers on the radio and at their anarchic best.

WHATEVER HAPPENS NEXT… • Swell Maps’ subsequent solo work

Q&A

WOODY GUTHRIE • Magically restored songs about fascism, love, migrants and the President’s landlord father.

Q&A

AtoZ • This month…

FRAZEY FORD • The ex-Be Good Tanya on working with her idols

REDISCOVERED • Uncovering the underrated and overlooked

BUCKINGHAM NICKS • Fabled sketchbook for Fleetwood Mac’s imperial phase, reissued after so many lost decades.

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NEVER SAY DIE • A consummate showman, OZZY OSBOURNE became a megastar by adopting a role as the Prince Of Darkness. His chaotic reputation, however, can sometimes obscure a more interesting character: the charismatic, natural-born frontman who never underestimated the influence and musical power of his first band, Black Sabbath. John Robinson...