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GENE CLARK
BYRDS LEGEND’S LOST
MASTERPIECE REVISITED
1979 IN VINYL
GANG OF FOUR &
BUZZCOCKS ON
MUSIC’S YEAR ZERO
STEREOPHONICS
TINDERSTICKS
LANKUM
JEFF LYNNE
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THE WHO, THE FALL,
NICK CAVE, ELO,
FKA TWIGS
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FOR VINYL LOVERS
LONDON
CALLING
HOW THE CLASH’S 1979 MASTERPIECE
CHANGED EVERYTHING
4O ESSENTIAL DOUBLE LPs
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he Winter Of Discontent, the dawn of atcherism and vicious spending
cuts. Civil unrest on the streets, a vote for Scottish independence, football
eating itself and spawning the rst million pound player. Worst of all, the
opening of the rst JD Wetherspoon pub… the dark clouds were gathering over Britain in
1979. It’s hard not to see the parallels 40 years on. Yet out of such adversity at the end of the 70s
came the cavalry, an advance of disa ected bands from disparate musical backgrounds giving
a voice to a generation and smashing down musical boundaries. e Clash’s
London Calling
led
the charge, a sprawling double album that tore up the faded punk blueprint and inspired countless
British teenagers to pick up guitars and form bands. In this month’s cover story, Danny Biggane
speaks to 30 of those bands as they remind us why
London Calling
remains one of the best albums
ever made. Daniel Dylan Wray picks up the baton and enlists members of post-punk trailblazers
Buzzcocks, Gang Of Four and e Pop Group to unravel the legacy of one of the most important
years in UK music. Four decades later, the landscape is troublingly similar to that in 1979, albeit
there are now 900 Wetherspoons and for £1 million forwards read £80 million centre-backs;
but can we have faith that a similarly reactionary and articulate music scene is emerging? e
answer, pleasingly, is yes. e rise of IDLES, Fontaines D.C., e Murder Capital, Shame,
Slowthai, Snapped Ankles and Goat Girl, to name but a few, demonstrates that young
British and Irish bands have got the bit between their teeth once again. Is 2019 another
Year Zero for music? at might be a bit of a stretch, but there’s plenty to celebrate in
these troubled times; check back next month for our Top 100 albums of the year.
Elsewhere this issue, we hear why Je Lynne has vacated the producer’s chair
to concentrate on making new music, and Lankum and Tindersticks
tell us about their own new albums. We’re also celebrating the
long-overdue reissue of Gene Clark’s criminally under-
appreciated
No Other.
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COVER STORY
LONDON CALLING
40 years on and The Clash’s double-album
masterpiece is as vital today as it ever was
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CONTENTS
D E C E M B E R
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FEATURES
WHY I LOVE
The Cult’s Billy Duffy on The New York Dolls
NEWS
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ON THE RECORD
The latest vinyl news and charts,
plus all the regular features
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10 QUESTIONS FOR…
STEREOPHONICS
Kelly Jones reflects on vinyl, sleeve artwork
and the Welsh rockers’ new album,
Kind
SIMON SAYS
The former Cocteau Twin gets all wistful
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THE COMPLETIST
JEFF LYNNE
Mr Blue Sky is back in the spaceship
with ELO’s latest studio album
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Pete Paphides and his imaginary band
LINER NOTES
Ian Peel peers through the vinyl filter
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TINDERSTICKS
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Stuart Staples reflects on 26 years in the game
REGULARS
CHOICE CUTS
A blood-filled horrifying soundtrack album
LANKUM
The Irish folk-rockers rip up the rulebook
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1979: YEAR ZERO
With punk rock a spent force, it
was now the turn of post-punk
CLASSIC ALBUM
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DIGGING FOR VICTORY
Vinyl buyer & flogger Mark O’Shaughnessy
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THE BIG REISSUE
Catalonia’s one and only Guerssen Records
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NO OTHER
Gene Clark’s 1974 opus fell flat on release.
It’s now regarded as a timeless classic
ESSENTIAL
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CLOSER
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Blur’s Shipping Forecast-inspired
This Is A Low
DOUBLE ALBUMS
The 40 greatest four-sided LPs ever released
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REVIEWS
ALBUMS
REISSUES & COMPILATIONS
HITS AND MISSES
The murky world of Artists and Repertoire
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The latest re-releases & boxsets
NEW RELEASES
TRANSGRESSIVE 15
15 collectible gems from the London
indie label that turns 15 this year
TALKING SHOP
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The pick of this month’s albums
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DREAM MACHINES
THE RECORD ALBUM
Brighton’s one-stop shop for soundtrack
enthusiasts is under new ownership
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Feast your eyes on a state-of-the-art cartridge
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REVIEWS
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Three brand new turntables for your pleasure
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