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Kimmortal doesn’t just make music they challenge who gets to be seen, heard, and remembered.Ahead of their first ever UK run, the Filipino Canadian artist continues to carve out space on their own terms. Blending hip hop, R&B, and experimental pop punk, their work resists easy labels, pairing sharp cultural insight with humour, vulnerability, and a deep focus on identity, belonging, and self definition.Joining them is Berlin based Sherryaeri, a queer, genrefluid DJ and producer known for high energy sets that fuse Arab bass, Jersey Club, Baile Funk, and more, all rooted in creating safer spaces for queer BIPOC FLINTA…
A searing display of grief through ten bare songs.How we all cope with grief is complex and individual, though the ability of energising one’s sadness through music is a powerful and positive one. Belfast’s Joshua Burnside has been gaining a solid and highly respected reputation for beautiful, acoustic sound experiments, cleverly mixing folk/americana sounds with more challenging music.Through two albums previously and an array of EP’s he’s built a loyal fanbase. For his latest album, he’s gone back to his core musical roots with a collection of acoustic songs dealing with the grief he encountered following the death of his…
Speaking in the new issue of Uncut – in shops now and available to buy online from us here – as part of our extensive celebrations of The Queen Is Dead at 40, Stephen Street revisits his work with The Smiths at the height of their powers, unpacking the studio experiment, collective confidence and sheer momentum behind this classic album — a moment when, he recalls, it felt like anything was possible. “It was like, ‘We can do anything and people are going to listen,’” he tells us… “After Meat Is Murder I got some very nice postcards from Morrissey…
Speaking in the new issue of Uncut – in shops now and available to buy online from us here – Ringo Starr reflects on Sam Mendes’ forthcoming quartet of Beatles films, from advising on scripts to meeting Barry Keoghan, his on‑screen alter ego. Starr says the biopics will balance invention with authenticity: “There’s gonna be some reality to it” in the finished films… “Barry came to live with me for a year, so he’d really get my mannerisms… No, I’m just shitting on you!” laughs Starr. “He came over one afternoon for two hours and we said hello. Then I…
The new June 2026 issue of Uncut – in shops now or available to order online by clicking here– comes with a free CD: On Rotation, 15 tracks of the month’s best new music. There are great new tracks from Ed O’Brien, The Lemon Twigs, Kevin Morby, Hiss Golden Messenger, Hurray For The Riff Raff, Aldous Harding, Marisa Anderson and more. See below for more on the full tracklisting… ORDER A COPY FROM US HERE 1 Marisa AndersonRop KohOn her new album, The Anthology Of UnAmerican Folk Music, Vol. 1, guitarist Marisa Anderson presents her versions of traditional folk songs…
Sheffield band’s new album is one of grit and struggle, with flashes of cynical humour, performed on a musically tight backdrop.IV is an album which deals with themes of being stuck, nostalgia, regret and also provides a wry social commentary. Opener, Skin in the Game, deals with someone who is on the edge and is scared to move on, as he has too much to lose. “Maybe I could change but I don’t know where to start” captures that sense of ambiguity about change, and there’s desperation in the line, “Can we forgive and forget / Or is it Russian…
Those in the know can’t understand why Geraint Watkins isn’t a bigger solo music star. The Welsh piano and accordion wizard is one of the best UK session and touring musicians, having played with the likes of Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe, Van Morrison, Andy Fairweather Low, Bill Wyman, Eric Clapton, Tom Jones, Paul McCartney, Mark Knopfler, Carl Perkins, John Martyn, and many more. As a solo artist, he has released occasional solo albums over the years, and for a while, he was in the UK’s best Cajun band, the Balham Alligators. He made the trip from his native South Wales…
You can tell that Big Thief are feeling good about their four-night residency at Brixton Academy when they open with a delicate new song, “What I Only Dream Of”. It’s a beautiful country number played on acoustic guitar by Adrianne Lenker, accompanied on synth by opening act Dylan Meek, brother of Big Thief guitarist Buck. Lenker giggles with sheer musical joy as Meek takes a solo, and it’s as if the two of them are alone in a rehearsal room rather than performing in front of 5,000 people. But she knows she’s being watched. “Strangers’ eyes bring me to life,”…
French Montana and Max B join forces with Chase Belly on their brand new single. The song is titled “Bet It All”. This track will appear on their upcoming joint album Wave Gods 2: Cosmos Brothers, which will be released on May 22nd. Listen below: View Original Article Here
Wellington artists Will McClean and Young Gho$t are back with their second collaborative single, “No Giving Up,” landing April 24th, and it signals a clear shift in tone.Where their first release, “Sippin’ On The Wine,” leaned into a more laid back, reflective space, this new track feels sharper and more intentional. Built around a soulful sample, steady drums, and layered melodies, “No Giving Up” centres itself on a simple but resonant idea: persistence.There’s a quiet confidence running through the record. Both artists take a measured approach, focusing less on dramatics and more on consistency, showing up, staying grounded, and trusting…
Recently nominated for the Edison Prize, Joya Mooi returns with All The Things, a deeply personal EP that explores the emotional contradictions of jealousy, grief, security and motherhood.Where previous project Open Hearts looked outward, this new release turns inward. Drawing largely from her own experiences, Joya uses these songs to process a transformative year marked by loss, change and emotional growth.The title track sets the tone with warm basslines, soft guitar textures and understated production that keeps her intimate vocals front and centre. Elsewhere, “Technicolour” unpacks envy through a more compassionate lens, while “Pay Day” reflects on shifting ideas of…
Italian producer and multi instrumentalist Alsogood (Francesco Lo Giudice) returns with 1000 Smiles, a concise yet deeply expressive new album arriving April 24 via Island Records on both vinyl and digital.Clocking in at just 26 minutes, the record feels intentional and tightly composed, blending hip hop structure with the fluidity and warmth of contemporary jazz. It is arguably Alsogood’s most complete body of work to date, a project that leans into both precision and spontaneity, shaped by a process that moved from solo studio sessions in Milan to a live, immersive recording in the hills near Vicenza.Lead single “Feliz” sets…