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
Released exclusively on vinyl for Record Store Day, Slipknot’s long-awaited spin-off from 2008 is eerie, unsettling and operates on its own fascinating metal-adjacent wavelength
We catch the Manchester indie legends playing Night & Day Café for the first time since 2007 as frontman Liam Fray tells NME why Courteeners’ staying power “is not to be sniffed at”, and why their next album will be a “left turn” after their ‘best of’ compilation ‘God Bless The Band’
The Grantham-born artist sits down with NME to discuss the “dark fairytale universe” of her second album ‘Cruel World’, building a new life in London and why she’s learning to accept the confusion of navigating her twenties
The NYC rock veterans head to retail therapy by way of polarising autotune, tidy guitars and flashes of energy as they introduce their seventh album ‘Reality Awaits’
Contending with identity on both a human and national level, the Belfast duo’s stunning debut album wields intensity to unite industrial, post-punk and techno soundscapes
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’
The teenage punk duo of siblings tell NME about building their fanbase in the gig room, "nepo baby" accusations, co-signs from Blondie, Sex Pistols and Yungblud, and why they’re re-shaping hate into hope on their “youth manifesto” debut album ‘Wasted On Youth’
