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Underscores: “I’m trying to restore my relationship with making music”

Amid industry pressures and the trappings of fame, the hyperpop musician tells us about the journey to her escapist dance-pop album ‘U’

Dive into I Promised The World’s crowd catharsis: “Don’t just stand there, it’s a hardcore show”

Named for a Saosin lyric, the Texas post-hardcore/emo band – and Rise Records signees – are screaming their way into something bigger

Every BTS song ranked in order of greatness

Thirteen years, 147 songs, one great boyband!

The Sophs’ impulsive alt-rock is messy by design: “A pretty distinctive theme throughout is lack of identity”

Having secured a record deal by cold emailing the CEO of Rough Trade, the rising LA six-piece tell NME about their “brutal, provocative honesty” as they let the chaos reign on imminent debut album ‘Goldstar’

Young Fathers on their ‘Help(2)’ song, ‘Don’t Fight The Young’: “It felt like that’s what needs to be said from us at this time”

The Edinburgh avant-pop trio are part of War Child’s star-studded new compilation, which raises funds to help protect and support children in war zones. Graham ‘G’ Hastings tells NME about being part of the project and the importance of using your voice

Tiffany: “Until my phone started pinging, I had no clue that ‘Stranger Things’ was going to include my music”

In Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?!, we quiz an artist on their own career to see how much they can remember. This week: Tiffany

Mad Cool’s 10 most iconic sets from its 10-year history

Looking back at a decade of live music majesty in Madrid

KiiiKiii want you to lock in on being delulu: “It is a really optimistic driving force”

The K-pop rookie girl group are making being delusional a motivational benchmark as they talk their new EP ‘Delulu Pack’ and celebrate their first year together

KUN: “I made this album to tell the world who I really am”

The Chinese superstar's self-titled album marks a creative rebirth, as the global pop star steps outside the idol system and into his own voice

Leigh-Anne on going independent and her debut solo album: “You’re not going to tell me the kind of artist I should be. I know...

For the latest NME In Conversation, we talked to Leigh-Anne about her journey to her debut solo album 'My Ego Told Me To', how reggae and her Jamaican and Barbadian heritage are foundational to the record, and the legacy of Little Mix