Uncut Magazine

Uncut magazine, known as UNCUT, is a monthly publication located in London. It reaches readers throughout the English-speaking world and primarily concentrates on music, while also featuring sections on films and books. Additionally, a DVD magazine under the Uncut name was released quarterly between 2005 and 2006.

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Sufjan Stevens - Carrie & Lowell (10th Anniversary Edition)

1 day ago | uncut.co.uk | Sharon O'Connell

After 2010’s The Age Of Adz, on which Sufjan Stevens ditched his signature indie-folk banjo and recorders for glitchy beatscapes and experimental pop, Carrie & Lowell landed as a hushed and heartbreakingly raw excavation of the darkness that enveloped him following his mother Carrie’s death in 2012. Its songs, attempts to make sense of her troubled life and their relationship, are among the most forlorn in his catalogue. They’re also some of the loveliest.
Strange Life

1 week ago | uncut.co.uk | Nick Hasted

“I’m not sure we should have agreed to this,” Stephen Malkmus muses during the extraordinary new documentary Pavements. “Has there ever been a good movie about a rock band?” There certainly hasn’t been a rock doc like this one, which eschews convention at every stage in favour of meta-realities and roleplay, echoing the band’s own approach on albums like Wowee Zowee.
Robert Forster - Strawberries

1 week ago | uncut.co.uk | Kitty Empire

The ability to draw out the extraordinary from the everyday is one evergreen hallmark of engaging songwriting. Robert Forster has been sketching self-contained emotional vignettes and spinning semi-autobiographical yarns since his days in The Go-Betweens, the Antipodean high-water mark of guitar jangle. On his ninth solo album, Strawberries, Forster once again knits together the ordinary and the remarkable, furring the edges with a craftsman’s dexterity.
John Fogerty unveils Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years

1 week ago | uncut.co.uk | Sam Richards

To celebrate reclaiming full ownership of his back catalogue – as well as his 80th birthday yesterday, and his upcoming Glastonbury appearance – John Fogerty has announced Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years, an album of classic Creedence songs, re-recorded with backing from his sons Shane and Tyler Fogerty. Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years will be released by Concord on August 22.
Alan Sparhawk - With Trampled By Turtles

1 week ago | uncut.co.uk | Sharon O'Connell

“I can please myself with the things that I seek out,” declared Alan Sparhawk on “Station”, from last year’s extraordinary White Roses, My God. It read like creative self-affirmation with a note of shock, as he moved forward in the wake of Mimi Parker’s death and the resulting end of Low.
Introducing...The History Of Rock, 1969

1 week ago | uncut.co.uk | John Robinson

The latest issue of our archival magazine. This month, it’s 1969…A word much in use this year is “heavy”. It might apply to the weight of your take on the blues, as with Fleetwood Mac or Led Zeppelin. It might mean the originality of Jethro Tull or King Crimson. It might equally apply to an individual – to Eric Clapton, for example the Beatles are the saints of the 1960s, and George Harrison an especially “heavy person”. This year heavy people flock together.
Listen to Bruce Springsteen's Land Of Hope And Dreams EP

2 weeks ago | uncut.co.uk | Michael Bonner

Bruce Springsteen has released a new, six-track digital EP, the Land Of Hope & Dreams EP. Listen to it below. THE JULY 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING NICK DRAKE, A 15-TRACK NEW MUSIC CD, THE WHO, BLACK SABBATH, BRIAN ENO, MATT BERNINGER, PULP, BOB WEIR AND MOREDrawn from recordings made in Manchester on May 14, the EP opens with Springsteen’s address from the start of the show.
Lonnie Liston Smith And The Cosmic Echoes - Expansion

2 weeks ago | uncut.co.uk | Jon Dale

On 1975’s Expansions, American jazz musician and composer Lonnie Liston Smith took the big leap. It’s an album that’s rightly feted as key to a very open, dynamic form of jazz-funk fusion, one that’s less about tricksy musicianship, more about texture, space and groove.
Introducing...The Ultimate Music Guide to Lou Reed!

2 weeks ago | uncut.co.uk | John Robinson

This doesn’t seem like a very Lou Reed kind of place. We’re in Cleveland, Ohio – but it’s not so much the location that’s in question as the occasion. This, in 2015, is the induction ceremony of the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, which has posthumously accepted Lou as a member. Patti Smith has just presented the award to Laurie Anderson, and now Laurie begins a gracious 13 minute speech which seems to guess what we’re thinking and tells us that actually we’re wrong: Lou would have loved all this.
Stereolab - Instant Holograms On Metal Film

2 weeks ago | uncut.co.uk | Sam Richards

It begins with 56 seconds of sequencers going haywire, a warning siren from the heart of the cosmos. Then, after a few ominous organ chords, a wise and familiar voice emanates from the speakers. “The numbing is not working any more,” intones Laetitia Sadier, articulating the current sense that everything has ceased to function – even the drugs designed to keep us distracted and supine.