Music Interviews

‘A love letter to rock n’ roll’ – Here are four new Razorlight songs and Johnny Borrell’s comeback interview

Razorlight have announced details of their first album in a decade with 'Olympus Sleeping'. Check out four new songs along with UK tour dates...

Turnstile are the new shape of punk to come

Fresh off a long-haul flight, Brendan Yates is away with the fairies. The curly-haired Turnstile frontman – who looks more like an Abercrombie model...

Spring King’s Tarek Musa looks back on his early days of skating with The 1975

Spring King's Tarek Musa has opened up about his teenage years skating with The 1975, and producing some of their early work as 'Drive...

Sigrid on what to expect from her debut album – and dreams of working with Neil Young

Sigrid has spoken out about progress on her hotly-anticipated debut album - while also revealing that her dream collaboration would be with Neil Young....

Courteeners’ Liam Fray on how ‘the worst years he’s had’ are shaping their ‘bolder, braver, adventurous’ new album

Courteeners' frontman Liam Fray has revealed that the band are currently at work on writing a much 'bolder, braver' and 'more adventurous and experimental'...

The Kooks’ Luke Pritchard likens band’s ‘playful’ new LP to their debut, recalls getting ‘booted off’ stage at first Reading & Leeds

The Kooks' frontman Luke Pritchard has discussed the band's "experimental" and "playful" new album, while recalling the time he got "booted off" stage at...

Fall Out Boy’s Pete Wentz says he’d ‘love’ the band to explore a Jamaican, ‘dancehall-y’ sound

Pete Wentz has said that he would "love" Fall Out Boy to explore a "dancehall-y" sound as he discussed genre, the band's longevity, and no...

Bring Me The Horizon on how divorce and trauma shaped new album ‘Amo’: ‘Everything boils down to love in the end’

Ahead of their blistering secret set at Reading Festival 2018, Bring Me The Horizon frontman Oli Sykes told NME about how his recent divorce...

The Big Read – Idles: “Music and unity, community, love and mindfulness will help you get over anything”

With next week’s second album ‘Joy As An Act Of Resistance’, Bristol pirate punks Idles have provided a modern manifesto for living based on love, tolerance and mindfulness and informed by personal demons and tragedy. They are also, finds Jordan Bassett, as he joins them in Hebden Bridge, a right laugh.

Dave Davies to release ‘Decade’ album of lost ‘70s tracks – and says a new Kinks album may happen

Dave Davies is famed for being one half of the warring brothers at the helm of The Kinks – and for popularising the distorted guitar...
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