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Sorry on new EP ‘Twixtustwain’: “It might tap into how people are feeling now”

With debut '925', the band won praise and a reputation for being tight-lipped. Here, though, they open up

Soundtrack Of My Life: Passenger

Maker of mega hits, expert dad-dancer

Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! – Happy Mondays’ Bez

The beloved dancer, percussionist and fitness don takes on music's toughest quiz – on his own life!

Tracey Thorn on new book ‘My Rock ’n’ Roll Friend’, about her friendship with The Go-Betweens’ Lindy Morrison: “I’m her plus one”

Everything But The Girl vocalist corrects the record on the drummer’s contribution to Australian rock icons The Go-Betweens and paints a portrait of female friendship in the male-dominated world of rock ‘n’ roll

L’Impératrice on overcoming the patriarchy with funk, fun – and a nod to Billie Eilish

The French group's second album embraces a bold new stylistic choice, all while balancing the personal and the political for the first time

UNKLE: “There’s a lot of tension on the streets – we need clubbing to release that”

James Lavelle talks to NME about new mixtape ‘Rōnin I’, why clubbing matters, and a surreal encounter with some Beatles and Disney magic through working with Dhani Harrison

Soundtrack Of My Life: Peter Hook

Bass hero, co-founder of Joy Division and New Order

Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! – Peaches

Quiz the pain away! The art-punk icon takes on music's toughest questions – on her own life!

Jungle share joyous single ‘Keep Moving’ and tell us about “chaotic and magical” third album ‘Loving In Stereo’

"This album is the realisation of everything that we've ever tried to do," the London duo tell NME

Death From Above 1979: “What happens if a metal band were recorded like The Beatles?”

The dance-punks are older, wiser and more romantic than ever before