Andrew Trendell

Yard Act live in London: James Brown and ‘Young Americans’ glamour via Yorkshire

“Post-punk’s latest poster boys” lay on the showmanship for a boisterous tour finale

Kneecap share single ‘Fine Art’ and tell us how “it’s not very hard to piss people off”

The controversial Irish rap trio talk to NME about making headlines, making a movie with Michael Fassbender, SXSW, Palestine, the "fun and the craic" of their debut album, and their message for Texas governor Greg Abbott...

Air live in London: a refreshingly future-facing celebration of ‘Moon Safari’

Rather than wallow in nostalgia, the French chill-tronica duo take their debut album on a breathtaking trip to outer space

Interpol on 20 years of ‘Antics’ and touring with The Cure: “It was another era”

After announcing a 20th anniversary tour for classic second album 'Antics', guitarist Daniel Kessler talks to NME about the legacy of the record, playing football with The Cure, the iconic 'Evil' video puppet, and what the future might hold

Elbow – ‘Audio Vertigo’ review: gnarly, naughty and their best since ‘The Seldom Seen Kid’

The Manchester everymen shake off their Sunday roast image for a spicy and hefty 10th album

Yungblud on his new album: “It’s that thing in your stomach when you listen to Oasis, The Verve, Bowie, Suede or Madonna”

"What do I feel in my fingertips when I stick on ‘Live Forever’, ‘Valium Skies’ or ‘Screamadelica’?" Yungblud told NME of his "positive" new concept album

Yungblud responds to online spat with The 1975’s Matty Healy: “It’s all fucking entertainment”

The pair came to blows online last year over Healy's comments about Ice Spice

Yungblud tells us about his past, present, future and new festival BludFest

Watch Yungblud tell us about following in the footsteps of David Bowie and Queen, Yungblud for his biggest gig ever at Milton Keynes Bowl, thanking his fans, beef with The 1975, and what the future holds

The Smile live in London: a jazz-punk adventure in an entirely new world to Radiohead

Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood and Tom Skinner prove themselves fitter, happier and more productive
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