Travis, the longstanding softspoken Scottish pop-rockers who emerged in the late ’90s wave of bands that held Radiohead’s “High And Dry” as a foundational text, have a new album on the way. L.A. Times, which they’re billing as their most personal since 1999 career highlight The Man Who, is coming...

When we meet on a Manhattan Saturday, the East Coast is experiencing its first torrential spring downpour, drenching the concrete jungle in a quantity of water that should bring the city to a standstill. New Yorkers, however, don’t stand still. The sidewalks are just as packed with tourists and locals alike, sporting umbrellas in every...

"It's part of our commitment to standing up for developers"The post Github connecting devs with legal resources as Nintendo takes down 8,535 projects appeared first on NME.

Daragh Lynch talks to NME about the band's Ivor Novello nomination, plans for the future, and Irish artists overcoming "generational trauma"The post Lankum: “This generation of Irish artists have a confidence to stand up and be themselves” appeared first on NME.

"I want people to listen to my records and understand where they’ve come from, and understand the person that I am"The post Jess Glynne reveals she nearly quit music due to “the scrutiny” appeared first on NME.