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Laura Mvula: “I’ve heard that I’m ‘frowned upon’ within the music industry”

Why '80s-inspired comeback 'Pink Noise' shows the singer is ready to prove the doubters wrong

NME Explains: How Baddiel, Skinner & The Lightning Seeds wrote ‘Three Lions (Football’s Coming Home)’

How the legendary footie anthem was created

NME Radio Roundup 28 June 2021: Tyler, The Creator, H.E.R., Mabel, Little Simz and more

All the new bangers added to NME Radio

Five things we learned from our In Conversation video chat with Dave Keuning

Keuning recently released his second solo album ‘A Mild Case of Everything’ so we sat down to discuss the record, touring and what’s next for The Killers

Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! – Rufus Wainwright

Rufus Wainwright takes on music's toughest quiz – on his own life!

Brave Girls are proof that K-pop success can be fickle, but hard work – and good timing – pays off

The viral success of ‘Rollin’’ might be partially down to luck but, without the girl group’s indefatigable efforts, success would have continued to elude them

Blondie on their historic Havana trip: “It could have been a disaster”

Debbie Harry remembers the NYC rockers' first ever Cuba gigs – and the new film that documents them

Watch Bachelor perform ‘Back of My Hand’ and ‘Doomin’ Sun’ for NME Home Sessions

For this week’s NME Home Sessions we’re joined by Bachelor. The duo, formed of Jay Som’s Melina Duterte and Palehound’s Ellen Kempner, perform cuts...

Five things we learned from our In Conversation video chat with Marina

Marina discusses her fifth album 'Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land', the socio-political influences of her latest record and the past collaborations that didn't quite work out

Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! – Tony Hadley

The former Spandau Ballet frontman, solo star and singer of 'True' goes for 'Gold' on pop's toughest quiz