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

As the controversial Belfast trio release their bold and ballsy second album, they tell NME about the 'carnival of distraction' of their terror trial, reclaiming their identity, and Ireland's increased "collective self-esteem"

Longtime 007 composer David Arnold talks us through their cinematic collab

The film was largely panned when first released in 2024

As the "rebooted" LA cult favourites release seventh album ‘Location Lost’, frontman Ken Andrews reflects on the trio's career of two halves, their "fateful" collab with the Paramore frontwoman, the band's “bittersweet” time with Troy Van Leeuwen, and teases what's next

As the Emmy-winning writer drops new series ‘Half Man’, NME finds TV’s master of dark drama in a self-reflective mood

Two legendary concerts are lovingly restored in 'Power To The People: John & Yoko Live in NYC'

Blending throwback R&B with their Southeast Asian roots, this talented quartet are showing the globe what these island girls are made of

The mission-driven collective aim to lift up stories of how climate change and health is affecting women and water worldwide. With an album due later this year, NME follows them to Brazil to learn more about their music and message

Fuelled by her past in girl group LOONA, Yves is now her own artist, effortlessly adventuring through electronic, indie and alt-pop