Music Interviews
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The crowd at Trnsmt Festival Credit: Getty "It's about developing female artists": TRNSMT festival boss responds to criticism of all-male headliners for 2019
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Charikar. Afghanistan. December 2012 PJ Harvey who is featured in Seamus Murphy's feature film "A Dog Called Money". Seamus Murphy has made a film that investigates the creative process behind his project with PJ Harvey. While tracing the sources of songs and detailing the journey of their birth, he brings to life the people and places at their very heart. 'She's a risk taker. She came to f***ing Afghanistan!' – PJ Harvey documentarian Seamus Murphy on travels with Polly
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Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! – Paul Smith, Maxïmo Park
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Benjamin Francis Leftwich Credit: Press Benjamin Francis Leftwich talks new album 'Gratitude', overcoming personal struggles and working with Dirty Hit
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Josh Franceschi Credit: Getty You Me At Six's Josh Franceschi on "bucket list" desire to play Glastonbury
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Johnny Lloyd and girlfriend Billie Piper Credit: Tobias Ross-Southall Johnny Lloyd on how fatherhood and America shaped his debut solo album, 'Next Episode Starts In 15 Seconds'
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Credit: Mara Palena "They're at the peak of their powers" – Dirty Hit's Jamie Oborne tells us about the future of The 1975 and what's next for the label
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FEET are the Coventry rabble making wonky Britpop for a new generation
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Hozier Credit: Getty Hozier talks new album 'Wasteland, Baby!' and the legacy of 'Take Me To Church'
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Kanye West and Drop-Out Bear (Photo by Theo Wargo/WireImage) 15 years of 'The College Dropout' – The Kanye West classic that almost never was
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Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! – Louise Wener, Sleeper
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Credit: Jenn Five The Big Read - Dream Wife: "Just because we have vaginas, doesn't make us a girl band"
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First Aid Kit at the BRIT Awards 2019 Credit: Getty First Aid Kit: ‘We live in a patriarchy – we need to see more women on stage and behind the scenes’
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White Lies Credit: Press White Lies open up on new album 'Five' and tease 'To Lose My Life' 10th anniversary shows
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Cage The Elephant's Matt Shultz Cage The Elephant's Matt Shultz tells us all about working with Beck and new album 'Social Cues'
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David Bowie in 1967 Credit: King Collection/Photoshot/Getty Images David Bowie's earliest years – as told by the people who knew him best
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Plain White T's frontman Tom Higgenson performs live Credit: Getty Plain White T's talk Slam Dunk and the dream of getting Troye Sivan for the 'Hey There Delilah' TV show
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Vein | Credit: Press Vein are the Boston hardcore bunch tearing apart genre norms
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Wolf Alice's Ellie Rowsell Credit: Alessandro Bosio/Pacific Press Via Zuma Wire/REX/Shutterstock Wolf Alice on their next album, 2019 plans and stepping up as festival headliners
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Does Rock 'N' Roll Kill Braincells?! – Anton Newcombe, The Brian Jonestown Massacre
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Drenge Credit: James Winstanley/Press "There's not enough help": Drenge on their third album and the state of DIY music in the UK
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Credit: Press Against The Current, labelmates of Paramore, on how life's troubles led to ace new album 'Past Lives'
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Loving XXXTentacion – how Generation Z are rejecting woke Millennials' ‘cancel’ culture
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Lukas Nelson Credit: Gary Miller/Getty Images "I'm the guy who made sure Bradley Cooper was holding his guitar right": singer-songwriter Lukas Nelson on 'A Star is Born'
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Spielbergs Credit: Press Spielbergs are the Wombats-approved post-hardcore troupe who want to fight everyday boredom
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Credit: Getty “There should be an anarchist's drop of blood in each of us”: Killer Mike on his sick Netflix show ‘Trigger Warning’
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Alan McGee Credit: Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for CBGB Alan McGee: 'New guitar music is great again and I'm fucking buzzing'
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Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! – Rick Astley
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Kele Okereke with Bloc Party live in Berlin Credit: Stefan Hoederath/Redferns Kele Okereke on exploring gay marriage in the post-Brexit era for his new play
