The Beatles are on the cover of the "2023 Ultimate" year in review issue of Mojo – and if there's a stronger testament to their omnipresent legacy at our fingertips today, we can't think of it! Paul and Ringo open up about the unlikely new single "Now And Then" and so much more, in an issue that also includes an excellent roundup of Mojo's selected 75 best albums of the year, interviews with Damon Albarn of Blur, Bono and Adam Clayton of U2, features on Geddy Lee, Warren Zevon, Elliot Smith's pre-solo breakout work with Heatmiser, Gruff Rhys, Anohni, Martin Carthy and more. Also includes a free CD – with tracks by Young Fathers, The Tubs, Anohni & The Johnsons, Wilco, Rickie Lee Jones, the dearly-deparated Jaimie Branch and lots more. 15 tracks in all. Magazine

A classic shot of The Clash live in the Combat Rock era is on the cover – for a feature on that pivotal era for the band, in which they were breaking out bigger in some ways and in some regions (particularly in the US in the early days of omnipresent music videos on TV) and in other ways starting to signal the end of the band as we knew it! It's a great piece, and there are loads of other features, smaller items, news and reviews on bands both old and new in this issue –including The Godfathers, The Professionals, Ruts DC, New Model Army, Die Toten Hosen, Nine Below Zero, Random Hand and lots more. As usual, just flipping through the pages and seeing ads for all the gigs coming up around the UK is worth the price alone! Magazine