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In the new Q, we reveal the most influential records of all time. Over the last few months, we’ve been polling our writers and a galaxy of musicians to find out which records would make the cut. As part of the feature, we travel back 40 years with Joy Division as the band’s remaining members tell Dorian Lynskey how they made their masterpiece debut. There are also extensive pieces on Bo Diddley, the man who created rock’n’roll’s very heartbeat, The Velvet Underground & Nico, we meet Green Gartside, the Scritti Politti leader and maker of the classic Cupid & Psyche 85, and we trace the story of So Solid Crew, the South London artists who changed the game with one track.
Also in the issue, Sylvia Patterson interviews Sigrid and hears how Norway’s finest pop export since A-ha won’t be typecast. Vampire Weekend’s Ezra Koenig tells Niall Doherty about his band’s return, there’s a Fat White
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Prog 154 explores Kate Bush's debut album, The Kick Inside (1978): the album that birthed a phenomenon. A rare insight into what this most remarkable of artists was really like in her early days....
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Kate Bush – The Early Years is this month’s cover story. Everything from her early demos through Wuthering Heights to Never For Ever. Plus! An insider relives the incredible Tour...
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The latest Ultimate Record Collection reviews and ranks the 500 Greatest Albums of the 1980s, as voted for by Uncut’s team of experts.Telling the story of the decade through its...
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On 23 June 2022 the unexpected happened – Kate Bush rocketed to UK No.1 with her single 'Running Up That Hill', breaking several records in the process – and all almost 40...
