MOJO's editor-in-chief bids farewell to a true original…

Read him on the “hunger, greed, selfishness” that fed into the Sex Pistols' punk anthem. And celebrate the 40th Anniversary of seismic ’76 with MOJO magazine.

Britain’s music revolution relived in the new MOJO magazine. Forty years on, Sex Pistols, Damned, Clash, Slits, Buzzcocks tell it like it was.

Seven new tunes, plus four ghosts from Christmas releases past.

The new MOJO magazine celebrates the 40th Anniversary of Punk in the UK, with a 21-page month-by-month immersion in the seismic year of 1976, starring the Sex Pistols, Clash, Damned, Slits, Buzzcocks and more – augmented by a brilliant 15-track CD comprising proto-punk nuggets by The Stooges, MC5, New York Dolls, 101ers, Hawkwind and... Crushed Butler! Also in the issue: Neil Young’s mid-’70s cri de coeur; Michael Rother on the enduring power of Neu!; the strange world of Courtney Barnett; a fulsome tribute to Allen Toussaint. Plus: The Cult, Suede, Sinatra, NWA, Hanoi Rocks and seven pages of new music tips for 2016. It’s a riot of your own!

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Following its digital debut last month, Claire Boucher’s third album gets a physical release as the sci-fi-pop chanteuse bids for global pop domination.

Free bootleg showcases songs by MOJO's in-house singer-songwriter plus Leonard Cohen covers – on location in Chile.

“I’m a big fan of Elbow,” declares the Led Zeppelin man as he tackles Guy Garvey and co.’s Blanket Of Night for a charity album featuring Tinariwen and more.

Ten old friends – expanded, remastered or simply rehabilitated – that delighted us this year. Get the new issue of MOJO, on sale in the UK now, for the full reasoning.

The award-winning actor speaks to MOJO about playing the troubled Beach Boy in our favourite film of the year, Love & Mercy.

Michael Gira’s early-’90s magnum opus plus its baroque follow-up, collected together in a new box set edition.

The singer-songwriter – and creator of one of MOJO’s albums of the year – on her plans for the soundtrack of new movie Bleed For This... and why she “relates” to the pugilistic arts.

Celebrating the US onsale of MOJO’s Elvis Costello issue, the Attractions' keyboard maestro reflects on life with his “astonishing” bandmate. Cue: weird chords, strong cider, and beating up Sting...

The Kinks' riffing sibling rocks London's Islington Assembly Hall on December 18 and you could be there. Don’t be a Stranger!

Get our latest issue as MOJO’s Band Of The Year speak about returning with a new album, certain bass players and much more.

Two of MOJO's albums of the year will be on show at the BST Hyde Park show next summer.

The Utrecht festival vibrates on heavy drones, Neder-pop and singular creators galore. MOJO explores.

The Seattle meta-metal duo descend again into rock’s Marianas Trench.

Crouch End has its own multi-venue festival. MOJO joins the former Delgado, plus Howe Gelb, Bernard Butler, Romeo Stodart and more in ‘the village’.

MOJO Tickets has an exclusive pre-sale for July 8's Barclaycard presents British Summer Time Hyde Park – 24 hours before they go on general sale.

Glam Rock’s Cecil Beaton on Bowie’s Ziggy transformation, as revealed in his Taschen super-book.

Get the new issue of MOJO, on sale in the UK now, for the full reasoning, interviews and a free CD featuring tracks from our favourite records of the year. But for now, enjoy the countdown.

Hello, is it her you’re looking for? Sales figures say yes.

Copies of Physical Graffiti Redrawn, the Led Zeppelin-approved MOJO Vinyl Edition, are available in the US exclusively via Barnes & Noble this Saturday, aka Vinyl Day..