Now a quartet, the Scots post-rockers’ ninth album adds heat to their soundtrack serenity.

IN 2017, DAVE GROHL is a world-straddling rock titan with his band the Foo Fighters, touting a brand new album of his best songs yet; but 25 years ago, as he prepared to take the Reading Festival stage with an embattled Nirvana, his future was on a knife edge. ONLY in this month’s MOJO magazine, he relives the moments and celebrates the influences that made the songwriter and star of today, while a 15-track FREE CD showcases the American alternative rock revolution of 1989-92, with fierce tracks from Afghan Whigs, Pavement, Mudhoney and more. Also in the issue: David Gilmour goes back to Pompeii; Cat Stevens reclaims his past; while Sparks wave their freak flag high. Plus: Ian Dury & The Blockheads; Elvis – The Last Mystery; unseen Lou Reed by Mick Rock; LCD Soundsystem return… And: how Jimmy Webb struck MOR gold on PCP!

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Stereo remix and avalanche of extras in variously expensive configurations. Plus! Free bone of contention!

British sonic traveller journeys to new worlds on ninth album. Neu!, Hawkwind, Sandy Denny and World Of Twist hop aboard.

Inside the Beatles' studio magic and how even history’s most famous album has been improved, with The Son Of Fifth Beatle George.

Beatles mainspring on bad reviews, mix fixes and vindication in MOJO magazine’s 50th Anniversary celebration of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.

MOJO celebrates the 50th Birthday of The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band – rebooted in 2017 with a thrilling new stereo mix. Paul McCartney tells us how they “vibed” it; Jon Savage on the songs and the significance; Nigel Hartnup relives THAT sleeve shoot; Giles Martin defends his Pepper for the new millennium; and more! Meanwhile MOJO’s covermount CD, Children Of Pepper, brings together mind-blowing tracks by psych inheritors including Ty Segall, Apples In Stereo, Pond, Thee Oh Sees and The Moonlandingz. Also in a bumper issue: remembering Jeff Buckley; saluting Chuck Berry; interrogating Christine McVie; moshing to At The Drive In. Plus: Jack White; Jane Birkin; Paul Weller; Loudon Wainwright III; Otis Redding and Slowdive. MOJO: Fixing A Hole in your record collection since 1993.

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May 26 release for the 50th Anniversary Edition of The Beatles’ groundbreaking album, includes 1CD, 2CD and crammed, 6-disc Super Deluxe box set variants.

Roger Waters explains the renewed relevance of Pink Floyd's coruscating 1977 album in an exclusive MOJO interview.

You’ll believe a pig can fly! MOJO celebrates 50 years of Pink Floyd as a recording band and 40 years since Animals, their angriest album, was unleashed. The package contains a lovingly curated CD of progressive sounds, including mind-expanding tracks by Hawkwind, Foxygen, Public Service Broadcasting, Gong, The Phoenix Foundation, Dungen, Jane Weaver and more. Inside the magazine, the Floyd’s Roger Waters gives an exclusive interview about the Animals album and MOJO is afforded an exclusive preview of the V&A’s extraordinary Pink Floyd exhibition. Also this month: Prince – the man behind the myth; the madness and majesty of Bat Out Of Hell; Delaney & Bonnie’s soul-rock circus; plus Future Islands, Dave Brock, Incredible String Band, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, Aimee Mann, David Axelrod, Ice-T, Diamanda Galás and more.

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New track off forthcoming third album is head-spinning 9-minute song-suite. Rorschach-blot lyric video accompanies.

Colin Blunstone celebrates their classic album in the new issue of MOJO ’60s, which is in UK shops now.

Volume 9 of MOJO's decade-specific spinoff relives the Who drummer's rollercoaster ride. Plus The Doors, Temptations, Dusty, Bonzos, Zombies and deluxe posters.

Two-fisted tales and mind-blowing music meld in the legacy of the psych-jazz-funk conceptualist supreme, who has died, aged 83.

10 extraordinary audio-visual moments that map the complicated life and times of the Kinks main man, latterday solo striver and new MOJO cover star.

Ever-busy Anglophile rocker’s latest long-player comes loaded for retro-pop kicks.

15th birthday iteration of MOJO’s favourite Welsh rock festival keeps it defiantly left-field.

Farewell to Status Quo’s flamboyant boogie-ist, who has died aged 68

Exile on Straight Street with Weller, Albarn, Holter et al, on tour in Europe in June.

The Who, The Kinks, Lennon, Tina at their coolest on the hippest TV pop show ever. Only in MOJO's decade-specific sister magazine.

The latest MOJO magazine features an extraordinary coup: the ONLY INTERVIEW with KATE BUSH as her Before The Dawn live revelation becomes a commemorative live album. It’s a unique peek into the mind and motives of one of our greatest artists and inspires this month’s FREE CD of 15 contemporary dream pop nuggets by The Anchoress, Nite Jewel, Haley Bonar, School Of Seven Bells and more. Also in the issue: we decree the 50 Best Albums Of 2016; the Sex Pistols’ Steve Jones reveals the pain that drove his punk rebellion; The Band’s Robbie Robertson tells his side of a controversial tale. Plus: the madness of Oasis’s Be Here Now; the legend of James Booker; albums by the Rolling Stones, Pete Doherty and Chris Wood; and Pete Burns: the last interview...

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Modern-day cosmic rock from Canterbury band of brothers.

Latest issue of MOJO’s Swinging Spinoff is on sale in the UK now. Early Floyd, Van, Airplane, B.B. King and more!