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Who is that man? • Bob Dylan plugs in with The Heartbreakers for a surprise Farm Aid set

Let all the children boogie • Unseen photos emerge of David Bowie, Iggy Pop and Greg Lake at Zowie’s fifth birthday party

Sketches of Miles • A new graphic novel attempts to depict the sounds, as well as the stories, of “complicated dude” Miles Davis

A Quick One

Heads reunited! • Uncut is there as the four members of Talking Heads share a stage for the first time in more than two decades

Mabe Fratti • The best avant-garde pop cellist since Arthur Russell

Uncut Playlist • On the stereo this month…

The Planet That You’re On • Introducing… Lankum’s Uncut CD

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WRECKLESS ERIC • The punk-era survivor talks seaside towns, polyester suits, Ian Dury’s drumming and getting hit on by Elton John

THE ROLLING STONES • Post-Charlie, the Stones come out fighting.

21ST CENTURY STONES

Q&A • “This album has energy!”

MADNESS • Nutty Boys do Samuel Beckett in concept album that explores the oddities of life from middle age.

Q&A • Suggs: “We had to learn to share ideas”

AtoZ • This month…

JEFFREY MARTIN • Shed sessions spawn a spellbinding fourth album.

Q&A • Jeffrey Martin: “It felt like it didn’t need anything else”

BEIRUT • Zach Condon on terror, healing and home fires

CONNIE LOVATT • Folksy beauty from understated singer-songwriter and one-time Smog collaborator.

Q&A • Connie Lovatt: “Insomnia was the central devil”

DANIELLE HOWLE • Southern songwriter-poet gets reanimated on 16th studio work

AMERICANA ROUND-UP

DHANI HARRISON • “I hear music fully formed in my head…”

DANIEL BACHMAN • Virginian’s future-folk collage.

Q&A • Daniel Bachman on being “frustrated with the limitations of the solo guitar”

LARGE PLANTS • Seductive solo second from Wolf People mainman.

Q&A • Jack Sharp reveals his sonic and lyrical influences

ACETONE • One of the ’90s’ great lost bands boxed up for long-overdue reappraisal.

’TONED IMMACULATE

Q&A • Mark Lightcap: “We were so out of step”

BOB MARLEY • Reggae milestone with live extras.

Q&A • Photographer Arthur Gorson on meeting Bob Marley in ’73

AtoZ • This month…

HAROLD BUDD • Key cuts and collaborations from an ambient master

MYRIAM GENDRON • A poetry-inspired debut gets a welcome re-release.

Q&A • Myriam Gendron: “It helped me grow”

EARTH • Drone-metal pioneers’ debut LP, plus remixes.

Q&A • Dylan Carlson: “What the fuck was I...