Tom Pinnock

6 days ago | uncut.co.uk | Tom Pinnock

From Uncut’s August 2020 issue [Take 279], the songwriting seeker talks us through her back catalogue…A follow-up to this spring’s Song For Our Daughter may be a little way off, explains Laura Marling. “If I’m on the road for an extended period of time, I tend to have written an album by the time I get back,” she says. “Obviously that’s been completely scuppered by coronavirus.

1 month ago | uncut.co.uk | Tom Pinnock

Taken from Uncut’s January 2020 issueIn an old church by the Thames, the “groop” put together an 18-minute track with a message – here they take Uncut through the creation of “Jenny Ondioline”. “This song is about shifting the perception…”The centrepiece of Stereolab’s second album, 1993’s Transient Random-Noise Bursts With Announcements, “Jenny Ondioline” has come in many forms: the 18-minute LP version, the snappy single version, and somewhere between those extremes on stage.

2 months ago | uncut.co.uk | Tom Pinnock

From Uncut’s March 2020 issue (Take 272). As Robert Wyatt celebrated his 75th birthday, he invited Uncut round for a chat. Over carrot cake, we heard tales of the Soft Machine, Pink Floyd and Wyatt’s own wide-ranging musical appetites. But will he ever make new music again..? “Occasionally, I hit the piano and go, ‘Ah, that would be good.

2 months ago | flipboard.com | Tom Pinnock

1 hour agoJamie Oliver hits out at legendary chef for 'low blow' as he breaks silence on huge feudTV chef Jamie Oliver has opened up about his rocky relationship with a culinary legend, admitting his fellow cook "still doesn't like him at all". …18 hours agoWhy Will Ferrell wont work with famous actor ever again after fall out that saw huge sequel cancelledFeuds in Hollywood are as common as just about anything.

Jan 16, 2025 | uncut.co.uk | Tom Pinnock

Rocking out in the margins, Julian Cope has been on a roll in recent years. 2020’s Self Civil War was his finest record in 25 years, and 2022’s England Expectorates was almost as good (bonus points for the melodic nail-bomb of “Cunts Can Fuck Off”). Then came last year’s Robin Hood, without Cope’s name on the packaging, and now Friar Tuck, also mysteriously cloaked.