Andrew Trendell, Author at NME

Muse’s Matt Bellamy to release ‘Cryosleep’ – a collection of solo recordings on Record Store Day

The LP features a Muse classic re-recorded using Jeff Buckley's 'Grace' guitar

Bez says that Shaun Ryder and Noel Gallagher have recorded a future “Number One” together

While casting doubt on the future of Happy Mondays, Bez tells us about a massive collaboration: "It’s two Manchester legends singing together and it sounds amazing"

Garbage return with ‘The Men Who Rule The World’ from new album ‘No Gods No Masters’

“It was our way of trying to make sense of how fucking nuts the world is and the astounding chaos we find ourselves in"

Manic Street Preachers “progressing well” with new album as they share new lyrics

"Thanks for your patience"

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis film live movie for ‘Carnage’ and ‘Ghosteen’

"The world still turns, ever perilous, but containing its many joys. Music remains a balm. Friendships endure. This letter is fractured. I am so excited to perform"

Death From Above 1979 – ‘Is 4 Lovers’ review: their best album since their debut

They Canadian dance-punk duo still pack a punch, but now the bruise is more colourful

For Those I Love – ‘For Those I Love’ review: immaculate debut turns loss into hope

The Dublin artist and producer takes the loss of his best friend, teenage memories and ravey sounds to celebrate love, light and togetherness

Evanescence’s Amy Lee shares the “powerful and cool” true story of her Bring Me The Horizon writing credit

BMTH's Oli Sykes had originally claimed that Lee's band tried to sue them

Listen to Warpaint’s dreamy cover of ‘Paralysed’ by Gang Of Four

Taken from ‘The Problem Of Leisure: A Celebration Of Andy Gill'

Listen to The Coral’s dreamy new single ‘Lover Undiscovered’

"If you have a moment, appreciate it, you don't have to go and tell the world," frontman James Skelly tells NME