Music Interviews

Nearly a decade in the making, Julien Baker and Mackenzie Ruth Scott’s new country album ‘Send A Prayer My Way’ is a tender reclamation of their Southern roots

The Eurovision hopefuls tell NME about 'What the Hell Just Happened?', getting approval from Taylor Swift and Brian May, and plans to avoid getting nul points at the big final in Basel

As they share 'Deepest’ with Swinton and remix Con-Man to announce a reissue of their seminal second album, the electro pioneers look back on another era and tell us how "there haven’t been many contenders" for new dance Glasto headliners

Songwriters Allegra Weingarten and Etta Friedman were caught in a “perfect storm” that resulted in their vulnerable, autobiographical fourth album

As the maverick duo release new single ‘Drowned In A Sea Of Tears’, the Maels tell NME of politics, their "totally different" new John Woo-directed film, still doing things their own way, and finally caving in to a guitar solo

He also told NME about his love for Sleep Token and how he still feels the need to prove he's more than "just a reality guy"

“Megan, two queens side by side – let’s make it happen, please," the wrestling champ and daughter of Ric Flair told NME

The Connecticut-born singer is crafting a gothic, romantic sound that’s earned her a feature with Architects and an opening slot for Bring Me The Horizon

Pelle Almqvist tells NME about their "raw as fuck" new album "of 12 singles" 'The Hives Forever Forever The Hives', as well as playing with Arctic Monkeys, and working with QOTSA's Josh Homme and Beastie Boys' Mike D

With ‘Stranger Things’ coming to an end, Djo – aka actor Joe Keery – tells NME about shedding his on-stage persona and embracing the unknown