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TIME HAS TOLD ME
A trove of unreleased music shines revelatory new light onNICK DRAKE’s acclaimed debut, Five Leaves Left, mapping the album’s genesis via outtakes, alternate versions and rediscovered recordings. Crucially, these also allow us to hear from the shy, elusive songwriter himself, as he explains the ideas behind his remarkable music from a distance of over 50 years. In the company of Drake’s closest collaborators, Nick Hasted pieces together the true story behind one of the most mythologised albums of all time. As one confidant confirms, “No-one’s ever been that close to these tapes…”

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MAPS & LEGENDS
Forty years on from their third album "Fables Of The Reconstruction", Michael Stipe, Peter Buck and Mike Mills shine new light on their early years: Plus: Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy reveal all about their "Fables..." tour

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Ausgabe 003/2025

AFTERGLOW
For SMALL FACES, 1968 was a year of extremes, from hit singles and a career-defining album to a final, onstage bustup. But while the bonds between them were strained by internal tensions and external dramas, the music they made in their last months together pointed tantalisingly in bold new directions. As an expanded version of their posthumous The Autumn Stone set reveals fresh treasures, Rob Hughes discovers what really transpired during the band’s final, tumultuous 12 months. “We were splitting up,” says Kenney Jones. “But we sounded so great.”

MEETING PEOPLE IS EASY
Thirty years ago, RADIOHEAD released The Bends – both a prickly, restless reaction to the sudden fame thrust upon them by “Creep” and their first experimental art-rock blockbuster. On assignment for Melody Maker, Andrew Mueller joined Radiohead on tour in America with REM, where Thom Yorke and co defied backstage pranks and on-the-road ennui to make sense of their place at music’s top table. “The thing that’s really freaked me out,” Thom Yorke revealed, “is seeing how being so famous can change the way everybody behaves towards you.”

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Das englischsprachige Magazin Uncut kommt aus London und beschäftigt sich seit 1997 mit Rezensionen der wichtigsten neuen Songs und Platten: Jeden Monat ca. 130 Rezensionen geben einen ausführlichen Überblick über die Musikszene, mit einem leichten Focus auf Americana Rock und Alternative Country. Und damit es nicht bei der grauen Theorie bleibt, kommt jede Ausgabe des Magazins mit einer CD ins Haus.
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