{"id":9092,"date":"2026-03-02T14:23:43","date_gmt":"2026-03-02T14:23:43","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/musictechohio.online\/site\/inside-this-months-free-uncut-cd-play-the-document-15-tracks-of-the-months-best-new-music-153486\/"},"modified":"2026-03-02T14:23:43","modified_gmt":"2026-03-02T14:23:43","slug":"inside-this-months-free-uncut-cd-play-the-document-15-tracks-of-the-months-best-new-music-153486","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/musictechohio.online\/site\/inside-this-months-free-uncut-cd-play-the-document-15-tracks-of-the-months-best-new-music-153486\/","title":{"rendered":"Inside this month\u2019s free Uncut CD: Play The Document, 15 tracks of the month\u2019s best new music"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Bonnie “Prince” Billy<\/strong>, The Black Crowes<\/strong>, Tinariwen<\/strong>, Courtney Barnett<\/strong> and more feature on our latest free Uncut<\/em><\/strong> CD.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Bonnie \u201cPrince\u201d Billy<\/strong>, The Black Crowes<\/strong>, Tinariwen<\/strong>, Courtney Barnett<\/strong> and more feature on our latest free Uncut<\/em><\/strong> CD.<\/p>\n

The 15-track compilation, titled Play The Document<\/em><\/strong> in tribute to Uncut <\/em>coverstar Bob Dylan<\/strong>, showcases some of the month\u2019s best new music. It comes free with the April 2026<\/strong> issue of Uncut<\/em>.<\/p>\n

See below for more on the full tracklisting\u2026<\/p>\n

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1 The Black Crowes
Cruel Streak<\/strong>
The Crowes take us through their recorded catalogue to date in the new Uncut<\/em>, including new album A Pound Of Feathers<\/em>. Here\u2019s a track from it, produced by Jay Joyce at his Nashville church-turned-studio in freewheeling, intensely creative sessions with the Robinson brothers and drummer Cully Symington.<\/p>\n

2 Snail Mail
My Maker<\/strong>
Leving New York behind and now newly settled in sunny North Carolina, Lindsey Jordan meets Uncut<\/em> in our features section. The occasion is the release of her new, third album as Snail Mail, Ricochet<\/em> \u2013 \u201cMy Maker\u201d is a standout track.<\/p>\n

3 Andrew Wasylyk
Private Symphony #2 feat. Stuart Murdoch<\/strong>
Here\u2019s the opener to the Scottish composer and producer\u2019s new album, Irreparable Parables<\/em>; a stately, orchestral gem, it features Belle & Sebastian\u2019s lead singer, just one of a flock of collaborators on the record, from Gruff Rhys to Kathryn Joseph and Field Music.<\/p>\n

4 Courtney Barnett
Mantis<\/strong>
It doesn\u2019t seem easy for Courtney Barnett to make records, but out of that doubt and frustration comes great music, as on her new album Creature Of Habit<\/em>. Written with co-producer Stella Mozgawa, \u201cMantis\u201d is quintessential Barnett: catchy, fleet, witty and thoughtful. Check out our lead review in this issue.<\/p>\n

5 Spencer Cullum\u2019s Coin Collection
Rowan Tree<\/strong>
The third volume of Cullum\u2019s Coin Collection project is apparently the last, which means there\u2019s even more reason to savour songs like this. Folky and jazzy like a lost curio from the early \u201970s, it\u2019s a folk horror tale deeply rooted in Cullum\u2019s English homeland rather than his adopted Nashville landscapes.<\/p>\n

6 Flea
Traffic Lights feat. Thom Yorke<\/strong>
After decades as a Chili Pepper and serial collaborator, Flea is releasing his debut solo album, Honora<\/em>. There are a tonne of guests on it, including Jeff Parker on guitar and Nick Cave doing \u201cWichita Lineman\u201d, but this sinuous piece of ominous jazz-funk features none other than Thom Yorke. Flea chats about the album inside the new issue.<\/p>\n

7 Bruce Hornsby
Indigo Park<\/strong>
While Hornsby selects some seminal music for us in the new Uncut<\/em>, he\u2019s also back with a new album, Indigo Park<\/em>, featuring some of his Grateful Dead collaborators Bob Weir and Robert Hunter, along with Ezra Koenig, Bonnie Raitt and more. Here\u2019s the low-slung title track.<\/p>\n

8 Tinariwen
Imidiwan Takyadam feat. Jos\u00e9 Gonzalez<\/strong>
The Toureg veterans\u2019 new album Hoggar<\/em> is reviewed in our current issue, and here\u2019s a fine cut taken from it. Recorded at Imarhan\u2019s studio in Tamanrasset, southern Algeria, it finds Tinariwen returning to their largely acoustic roots; lyrically, though, they\u2019re darker than ever, reflecting the continuing turmoil in the region.<\/p>\n

9 Ellie O\u2019Neill
Anna With The Silver Arrow<\/strong>
Time Of Fallow<\/em> is the excellent debut album from Ireland\u2019s Ellie O\u2019Neill \u2013 we hear from Ellie in our I\u2019m New Here piece. \u201cAnna\u2026\u201d, meanwhile, shows off her unshowy brand of quietly experimental singer-songwriter folk a la Adrianne Lenker or Elliott Smith.<\/p>\n

10 The Long Ryders
Stand A Little Further In The Fire<\/strong>
The core Ryders trio return with High Noon Hymns<\/em>, the latest album in their continuing journey from the roots of Americana outwards to garage and psychedelia. With its T.Rex-aping intro, \u201cStand A Little Further In The Fire\u201d is a customary burst of good times from the group.<\/p>\n

11 Bonnie \u201cPrince\u201d Billy
Hey Little<\/strong>
This gorgeous track is taken from We Are Together Agai<\/em>n, our Album Of The Month in the new issue. It sees Will Oldham continue the classic streak that\u2019s taken him from 2019\u2019s I Made A Place<\/em> through last year\u2019s The Purple Bird<\/em> and on to this hushed, emotional gem.<\/p>\n

12 Memorials
Dropped Down The Well<\/strong>
Verity Susman and Matthew Simms do a fine job of merging their histories (Electrelane and Wire, notably) into something new on their second album, All Clouds Bring Not Rain<\/em>. From the angular rush of this track alone, it\u2019s little surprise that they\u2019ve toured extensively with none other than Stereolab in recent years.<\/p>\n

13 Charlotte Cornfield
Lost Leader<\/strong>
Canadian singer-songwriter Cornfield has been releasing her own music for almost 20 years now, but new album Hurts Like Hell<\/em> is her strongest work to date. Even the guest voices of Feist, Buck Meek and Christian Lee Hutson don\u2019t overshadow nimble songs like this one.<\/p>\n

14 Billy Fuller
Rummer<\/strong>
This piece of dystopian electro post-punk is the opener to Fuller\u2019s debut solo album, Fragments<\/em>. Pieced together over the last few years, the record finds the Beak> member exploring cinematic cold wave and synth noir, his bass guitar always to the fore.<\/p>\n

15 The New Pornographers
Ballad Of The Last Payphone<\/strong>
Bouncing back from adversity, AC Newman and his collaborators are back with new LP The Former Site Of<\/em>. Concerning the onward march of progress and what we may lose on the way, \u201cBallad Of The Last Payphone\u201d is a fitting intro to the record and a nod to the group\u2019s continuing journey.<\/p>\n

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