ON THE COVER: Neil Young - MOJO 396 (November 2026)
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The issue has an exclusive interview with Neil Young on the occasion of his new album release. Includes: the lowdown on Second Song; the inner workings of his current band, The Chrome Hearts;and a look back at Young’s 1968 solo debut.
The covermount CD is The Goldrush: Neil Young Covered. Fifteen versions of key Neil Young songs, featuring Low, Ty Segall, Drive-By Truckers, The Meters, Bill Frisell, The Feelies, Emmylou Harris, Tindersticks and more.
There's more information about the interview and a link to order the issue @
Labels: cover, magazine, mojo, neil young
by thrasher@PermaLink: 9/10/2026 12:05:00 PM
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Love me some DBT!
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HELL NO I AI’NT HAPPY!
Gotta respect a band of heathens that kick out a fellow heathen, to save him from his self.
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We love DBT as well.
Not sure which song they cover. Maybe full track list will be posted somewhere?!
First review of the new record here in the UK Guardian, from a journalist I respect. It actually captures something of the frustration for me of Neil’s recent records, whose lyrics at times can feel almost flippantly thrown together, along with tunes we already know.
Amazing summary of Neil’s recent output too!
Looking forward to hearing this one.
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2026/sep/11/neil-young-and-the-chrome-hearts-second-song-review-shaky-album-occasionally-strikes-gold
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