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The London four-piece have asserted themselves as a guitar-wielding voice for a new generation with their angsty and introspective sound

NME caught a first look and spoke to the team behind the epic, immersive new experience

Evidenced by the massive spectacle that is Kingston’s carnival season, music has been a lifeline, a memory and the muscle of the island – especially in hard times

Whether it’s Grammy-nominated R&B or smooth alternative jazz, the Florida-born singer is always learning and on the move: “I gravitate to things I don’t know”

“Running around with a gun [in 'Fortnite'] is absolutely the best way to show that there are many more layers to me”

"When he got in the shit, he called me," Slick tells NME, looking back on his time with the icon and how "the hope was always there" for a tour in his final years. This comes ahead of the 'Live On The Loch' charity event

As they return with the beautiful ‘A Wave That Will Never Break’ – their first album in 15 years – the Manchester indie heroes tell us about their split, the power of community, and playing the long game for "freedom, adventure and joy"

We're obsessed with the gritty gangster game's swaggering electronic score

The Florida-born, Brighton-raised artist is building his sound beyond ‘Ydoifeel?’, the cloud rap hit that first put him on the map