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STONES EUROPE Ronnie Wood 2022 SETLISTS

Men out of time! • 50 years on, Elvis Costello’s teenage folk duo Rusty finally make a record

Time for the Revelators • Cameron Ralston and Hiss Golden Messenger’s MCTaylor unveil their trippy new funk/jazz/Americana project

“There isn’t a thing I’d change” • Birthday boy Richie Furay talks Buffalo Springfield, Poco and his new country covers album

Round the Twist • Rainbows, volcanoes and Leonard Rossiter on dope – the brief but brilliant conceptual pop crusade of World Of Twist

Naima Bock • Fretful folk-rock with a Brazilian twist from former Goat Girl bassist

UNCUT PLAYLIST • On the stereo this month…

From Us To You • 15 tracks of the month’s best new music

Roger Chapman • Chapeau to Chappo! The former Family frontman looks back on a long career spent dodging spivs, scallywags and hypnocrats to hobnob with Jimi, Elton and the Stones

NEW ALBUMS AUGUST 2022 TAKE 303 • Indie-rock’s great restless spirit gets back to basics. Just don’t call it a lockdown album.

KEEP IT TY • Three varied staging posts on Segall’s eclectic journey

GWENNO • Welsh surrealist journeys via Cornwall towards self discovery.

AtoZ • This month…

KENDRICK LAMAR • Kendrick battles an army of selves on his new double album.

ANDREW TUTTLE • Banjo-wielding Aussie experimentalist broadens his soundscape.

LERA LYNN • Texas-born Nashville songwriter expands her reach on consummate sixth

KATY J PEARSON • Melodic Bristolian retains “that bittersweet feeling”

MARTIN COURTNEY • Lovely, wistful indie-pop by Real Estate co-founder.

BLACK MIDI • Unique London outfit wrestle with chaos on explosive third.

REVELATIONS • KATHRYN WILLIAMS

MJ LENDERMAN • Youthful auteur finds his voice within a clutch of compelling indie-rock vignettes.

Archive AUGUST 2022 TAKE 303 • At last! Twenty-two years late… the Horse’s mythic ‘lost’ album arrives. But has it been worth the wait? asks

{GETTING BURNED} • The road to Toast: Neil’s ’90s studio albums with Crazy Horse

THE WALKMEN • NY-based quintet’s magnum opus, now with added Memphis.

AtoZ • This month…

{PAUL BUCHANAN} • The Glaswegian sophisti-popper’s peaks

GRATEFUL DEAD • The Dead’s definitive statement, 50 years on.

DAVID MICHAEL MOORE • “Traditional but perverted” folk-jazz played on home-made instruments

{THE SPECIALIST} CHERI KNIGHT • First-time survey of US folk-singer-turnedfarmer’s elemental minimalism

Heartbreak and harmonies • From the Birmingham blues scene to Hamburg’s Star-Club, communal living and the world’s arenas, CHRISTINE McVIE brought elegance and propriety – as well as considerable songwriting expertise – to FLEETWOOD MAC. But will a new compilation showcasing her solo work provide a suitably graceful cap to her storied career? “This may be my swansong,” she confides to Michael Bonner

PERFECT TEN • Forget “Everywhere”. Here’s a trove of other great McVie songs

HARDCORE UPROAR • Having spent the past 20 years boldly exploring the extremities of garage rock, psychedelic sludge and free-jazz meltdowns, OSEES have returned with a thrillingly intense new album, A Foul...