Check out the dancefloor favourite as Norman Cook tells us about his long battle to release it, Mick Jagger being a huge fan, his hopes for Christmas Number One, the state of the dance scene and if he's still "lost his passion" for making new music
Fresh from their festive London pop-up show, guitarist Dan Hawkins told NME about their biggest tour in 20 years, their love of – and cover of – Radiohead, and reaching a new generation of fans
Robert Levon Been tells NME about giving the album its flowers two decades on, the "Mad Max wasteland" of music existing between "extremes of hyper wealth and hyper poverty" today, and taking on the US government
The band told NME about next year's celebratory shows, how their schedule could extend into 2027, still wanting to "keep busy together", their place in the '90s Britpop scene, and future solo work
Armed with triple-guitar catharsis and cinematic noise pop, the Tokyo quintet’s towers of distortion and devoted indie rock tell poetic tales of past and possible lives – and have ignited fierce genre debates
Since forming in the early 2010s, the four-piece have consistently pushed themselves forward, refusing to be beholden to one pocket of sound. Their fourth album, ‘The Clearing’ is taking them to new heights, as they conquer the UK’s arenas on their latest tour
After announcing Finsbury Park, the Scottish rock trio invite NME over to their AirBnB to tell us why it'll be "the show that defines the summer" and open up about the battle to stay relevant – and if it really matters
The duo fuse glitch, trap and video game soundtracks into a universe of chaos and liberation, staking their claim as the underground’s next great world-builders
