MOJO magazine - The White Stripes subscriber cover (January 2021 - Issue 326)

MOJO magazine - The White Stripes subscriber cover (January 2021 - Issue 326)
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THE DAMNED - They said they'd never re-form. And now, the UK punk trail-blazers have announced dates for summer 2021. We report from their Roundhouse press conference, and get the skinny from Captain Sensible and his Sensible Gray Cells
2 pages

MARIANNE FAITHFULL - Struck down by Covid in April, things looked bleak for the music legend. But new creation has come: calling from home, she tells us all about her romantic new album
¾ page

RZA - Wu-Tang Clan's Abbot talks movies, calamities and rap-masks
1 page

SHANE MACGOWAN - Julien Temple tells us about his new documentary on The Pogues' complicated figurehead and the contradictions that keep him warm
½ page

JARVIS COCKER - The former frontman of Relaxed Muscle presents his Self Portrait, and gets on the analyst's couch to talk battling the algorithm, the saga of a smashed guitar and his ongoing spiritual quest
1 page

BONNY LIGHT HORSEMAN - Folk supergroup Bonny Light Horseman get back in the saddle
1 page

SAULT - ½ page

PHAROAH SANDERS - Carrier of Coltrane's torch, architect of "spiritual jazz", life for Pharoah Sanders has been as hardscrabble as his voice is transcendent. But at 80, as it was at 20, the aim is the same: "I just have to make sure I mean every note"
6 pages

NEIL YOUNG's long, long-awaited Archives II box is a 10-disc fantasia of an artist on the edge, an avalanche of stone-cold classics and disinterred gems. Jams with Joni; ceasefires with C, S and N; a wake with The Horse; a whole, unreleased double album: thrilling about-turns that left bandmates with twisted blood or, sometimes, with no gig. As veteran lieutenants Nils Lofgren and Billy Talbot tell David Fricke: "Neil is always ready to go - and not everyone else is ready to go"
6 pages

THE BEST OF 2020 - The 75 best new albums, 20 best reissues, best music films, books and events from a very singular year, plus cameos from Cornershop, Paul Weller, Moses Sumney, Laura Marling, Mark Lanegan, Bob Dylan, Prince and more!
20 pages

ROBBIE BASHO - The music of Robbie Basho was like the man: fragile, mysterious, uncompromising, suffused with inner light. As a treasure chest of lost recordings is opened at last, Mojo talks to the friends and players who were amazed, confounded and - sometimes - frightened by him. "He saw himself as an ambassador from another plane," they tell Andrew Male, "and that's how he conducted himself"
6 pages

THE WHITE STRIPES - A lightning strike of bare-bones punk and catch-hell blues, with an irresistible mythos that - ultimately - grew too big for two young people to sustain: as The White Stripes' new best-of underlines, they were the most extraordinary band in a generation. But as the following accounts of their magical rise, reign and renunciation set out in black and white, it was nearly all over before it even began
13 pages

AC/DC - With their singer silenced, drummer arrested and riffmaker deceased, AC/DC looked done for. James McNair hails rock's unlikeliest comeback
2 pages

EDDIE VAN HALEN - Genius guitar dynamo Eddie Van Halen left us on October 6
1 page

SPENCER DAVIS, guitarist, singer and leader of the titular '60s R&B hitmakers, died on October 19
1 page

LINDA AND RICHARD THOMPSON - Linda Thompson remembers her carefree Hello and low-down Goodbye with ex-spouse Richard
1 page