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Rising sons • The Animals drummer John Steel looks back to 1964 – an “unbelievable” year that rocketed the band from Newcastle to New York

Culture club • The Haçienda may have bankrupted Factory Records, but its cultural imprint remains huge. “It’s amazing how far the tentacles have gone,” marvels Peter Hook

Bunch of Arts • On his latest album, Art Garfunkel teams up with a new singing partner – his son, Art Garfunkel Jr

“I didn’t know I was unusual” • Glam trailblazer Suzi Quatro on leather jumpsuits, Alice Cooper and Taylor Swift

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One True Pairing • Former Wild Beast Tom Fleming enters his Nebraska phase

Uncut Playlist • On the stereo this month…

Gigantic • 14 tracks exclusively curated for Uncut by Kim Deal

AN AUDIENCE WITH… ROGER TAYLOR • The Queen drummer on predicting punk, cocaine myths, tiger skin trousers and making Kenny Everett scream

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JENNIFER CASTLE • Enthralling and richly detailed career peak from undervalued Canadian songwriter.

MOUNT EERIE • After a tumultuous few years, Phil Elverum looks for peace and solace on genre-mashing latest.

AtoZ • This month…

ROGÊ • Brazilian expat’s second sumptuous set with orchestrator Arthur Verocai.

BANANAGUN • Nick Van Bakel on a “pure, natural” sound

ANDREW GABBARD • Black Keys auxiliary cuts loose on solo third

UNDERWORLD • Cinematic and dreamlike, the Essex duo’s 11th offers multiple paths to transcendence.

OFFICE CULTURE • Winston Cook-Wilson on an album celebrating the CD generation

WARMDUSCHER • London reprobates’ fifth offers fresh perspectives, with guests.

BRYAN FERRY • The thrill of it all: a varied, enlightening selection from half a century of sophisticated, sometimes sublime pop.

TALKING HEADS • Qu’est-ce que c’est? CBGB art-school normies invent the future.

AtoZ • This month…

APHRODITE’S CHILD • The Greek prog legends’ sprawling and storied Biblical masterpiece celebrates its 50th anniversary.

GRAHAM NASH • “There’s more… watch this space!”

IDAHO • First three albums by recently reinvigorated slowcore pioneers back in print

TINA TURNER • Back in print for the first time in two decades, Turner’s first four solo albums reveal her depth and growth.

VARIOUS ARTISTS • Welcome music from Ukraine, before and after independence

TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS • Benmont Tench: “So many factors can change a record…” Tom didn’t think he was singing it well. So many factors can change things, even the running order can determine if a record flies or falls.”

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