Thomas Smith, Author at NME

With the help of super-producer Rick Rubin, Macca finds new ways to interpret his back catalogue

The Killers' contemplative concept album sees Brandon Flowers reconnect with his roots

The dance duo tell us why new record 'Loving In Stereo' represents the "pinnacle" of their powers

Ahead of their disco-influenced third album, the Indiana band reflect on their grind so far – and being instrumental in soul's mainstream revival

The British rising star wants to be a face for those who rarely see themselves represented as guitar players

The Gen Z guitar hero shows a lighter touch on the first new music since her gnarly debut album

The Leicester band ruminate on modern living and mental health with sincerity and breezy wit

The British producer's splendid second album proves he's so much more than just a dancefloor maestro

One of modern music's most influential producers is both chipper and contemplative on his electro-pop debut

The Beatle showcases charming reworks from Beck, St. Vincent, Anderson .Paak and more