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Bring Me The Horizon and Sigrid join forces on upcoming single ‘Bad Life’

Bring Me The Horizon and Sigrid are set to drop a new single, ‘Bad Life’, the latter revealing the collaboration with a TikTok video today (April 14). READ MORE: Sigrid: “There’s a part of me that comes out when I play live – it’s my superpower” Sharing a behind the scenes montage between BMTH frontman Oli Sykes and Sigrid, the video is set to an audio clip of the forthcoming single, with the lyrics “It’s just a bad day/ Not a bad life” sung by the pair. ‘Bad Life’ will drop on April 21, marking the first time the hardcore outfit have collaborated with the Norwegian singer-songwriter. Advertisement It also marks the latest in a strong of collaborations released by BMTH. Earlier this month, the band featured on the Masked Wolf single ‘Fallout’, while March marked another team up with Machine Gun Kelly with the release of ‘maybe’. Check out the TikTok video of BMTH and Sigrid below: @thisissigrid Bad Life with @officialbmth out April 21st ❤️‍? pre save link in bio #badlife #newmusic #sigrid ♬ Bad Life – Sigrid & Bring Me The Horizon In other Sigrid news, the singer announced in March the forthcoming release of a new album,… Read More →

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David Bowie film ‘Moonage Daydream’ featuring unseen footage confirmed by estate

Details of forthcoming David Bowie film Moonage Daydream – the first to receive official approval from the late star’s estate – have been revealed. READ MORE: David Bowie’s 40 greatest songs – as decided by NME and friends It was reported back in November that Brett Morgen, who directed Kurt Cobain documentary Montage of Heck, had spent four years working on a film project that involved compiling thousands of hours of archival performance footage of Bowie, majority of which has never before been seen. Now, Bowie’s estate has confirmed those details and the film’s title (lifted from lifted from Bowie’s 1972 ‘Ziggy Stardust’ track of the same name). The estate has also revealed that Moonage Daydream – described as a feature film, concert documentary and “experiential cinematic odyssey” – is nearing completion. Advertisement Though there is no confirmation of a theatrical release date, according to Variety, sources suggest that the film may premiere at Cannes Film Festival next month. The film will be distributed by Universal Pictures Content Group internationally, and Neon in the US. A streaming premiere will arrive on HBO and HBO Max in 2023. A press release announcing the project describes Moonage Daydream as “a project that shows how Bowie himself worked… Read More →

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Brix Smith unveils new band for tour with Public Image Ltd

Brix Smith has announced details of a tour with Public Image Ltd, for which she’ll be joined by an all new band. READ MORE: Brix Smith at the BandLab NME Awards 2022: Liam Gallagher’s free gig for NHS workers “was absolutely fantastic” The musician, who has been a member of The Fall and a host of other punk bands across her decades in music, will play a series of shows in June alongside John Lydon’s PiL. At the shows, she will launch an all-new, all-female band announced recently, including My Bloody Valentine‘s Deb Googe and Jen Macro – on bass and keys/guitar respectively – alongside Vas Antoniadou (drums) and Ros Cairney (guitar). Advertisement “It’s time for me to stand up and put my head above the parapet, put my money where my mouth is, having been a strong woman in the music industry for however many years,” Smith said in a statement. “I’ve put together the motherfucker of all girl bands.” See the new tour dates below. JUNE 2022 6 – O2 Ritz, Manchester 7 – O2 Academy, Leeds 16 – O2 Forum Kentish Town, London 17 – O2 Institute, Birmingham 18 – O2 Academy, Bristol 20 – UEA, Norwich 22 – O2 Academy, Glasgow 23… Read More →

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Björk plays a scary seeress in ‘The Northman’ exclusive clip

A new clip of Björk in The Northman has just been shared exclusively with NME – take a look above to watch it. The musician and actor stars in Robert Eggers’ viking epic as a whispering Seeress predicting the future of Alexander Skarsgård’s Amleth. The film follows Amleth as he seeks revenge for the murder of his father, played by Ethan Hawke, and aims to save his mother Queen Gudrún, played by Nicole Kidman. Advertisement Anya Taylor-Joy also stars in the film as Olga, alongside Claes Bang as Fjölnir, Amleth’s uncle, and Willem Dafoe as Heimir the Fool. Eggers co-wrote the screenplay for The Northman with the Icelandic poet Sjón, who has previously collaborated with Björk on the songs ‘Jóga’, ‘Cosmogony’, ‘Oceania’, and others. The filmmaker had previously directed The Lighthouse, starring Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe, and folk horror film The Witch which starred Anya Taylor-Joy. Alexander Skarsgård in ‘The Northman’ (Credit: Universal) Last year, British actor Ralph Ineson, who also stars in The Northman, shared further details from the movie. “It’s an enormous movie,” he told NME. “I saw a four-minute montage of some of the stuff they’d already shot and I was really blown away. The marriage of Rob Eggers’ imagination… Read More →

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Listen to Jamie xx’s anthemic new song ‘Let’s Do It Again’

Jamie xx has shared a new single today (April 12) – check out ‘Let’s Do It Again’ below. READ MORE: Jamie xx On Debut Solo Album ‘In Colour’, His Bright, Bold Homage To London Nightlife The track is Jamie xx’s first new music in two years and is described as “the first glimpse of what’s to come over the next year from the London artist and DJ.” The song had previously appeared at festival sets around the world last year and has since been refined by Jamie xx in the studio. Advertisement It’s said to be about “tension, drama and catharsis” and “an anthemic, joyous call to arms.” Check out the new track here: The musician, who first teased the track over the weekend, is now working on the follow up to his Grammy nominated album, ‘In Colour’. Recently, Jamie xx has also produced his bandmate Oliver Sim‘s first two solo singles, ‘Romance With A Memory‘ and ‘Fruit‘. The xx’s most recent studio album, ‘I See You’, came out in January 2017. Back in December, the band shared video footage of themselves working together in what appeared to be a rehearsal or recording space. Advertisement Last month, the xx announced details of… Read More →

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Conan Gray announces new album ‘Superache’

Conan Gray has announced details of his second album ‘Superache’. READ MORE: Conan Gray talks NME through his ‘Firsts’ The follow up to his 2020 debut ‘Kid Krow’ will be released on June 24 via Republic Records. He also shared a short teaser for the record on social media. Advertisement It comes after the pop star shared new single ‘Jigsaw’ earlier this year along with ‘Telepath’, ‘People Watching’, ‘Astronomy’ and ‘Overdrive’ last year. All but ‘Overdrive’ are set to appear on his second album. Superache My sophomore album Coming June 24thhttps://t.co/CZB6fvVwtt pic.twitter.com/VCNhQFB529 — conan gray (@conangray) April 11, 2022 ????????? pic.twitter.com/EpiQQLAjVV — conan gray (@conangray) April 9, 2022 Gray is currently in the middle of a world tour, performing across North America before heading to the UK and Europe in May and June. Tickets for his North America tour can be purchased here and UK and Europe here. This weekend he is also due to perform at Coachella 2022 alongside headliners Harry Styles and Billie Eilish, The Weeknd and Swedish House Mafia. Advertisement Speaking to NME last year around the release of ‘Overdrive’, the pop star suggested the follow-up to his 2020 debut album Kid Krow could tackle some more “existential” topics. “It’s definitely not the most… Read More →

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Red Hot Chili Peppers’ ‘Unlimited Love’ is best-selling rock album of 2022 so far

Red Hot Chili Peppers‘ new album ‘Unlimited Love’ is the best-selling rock album of 2022 so far. READ MORE: The NME Big Read – Red Hot Chili Peppers: “We feel fresh, like a new band” The band’s 12th album topped the Billboard 200 chart and the UK albums chart and it has gone to Number One in several other countries since its release last month. So far it has racked up more than 145million streams and 97,500 album sales, according to data shared in a press release. Advertisement It’s the Californian band’s best-selling album since their 2006 double LP ‘Stadium Arcadium’ and their first since guitarist John Frusciante returned to the band after leaving following that particular record. Red Hot Chili Peppers CREDIT: Gus Van Sant for NME In a four-star review of the record, NME’s Ali Shutler wrote: “There’s a lot to ‘Unlimited Love’, both in scale and ambition. It’s at once familiar – without being boring – and fresh (but never at the expense of the band’s identity).” Meanwhile, the band were among a host of artists including U2‘s Bono and Edge, Bruce Springsteen and Elton John who recently joined Global Citizen’s new ‘Stand Up For Ukraine’ campaign. It was billed by the organisation as “the world’s… Read More →

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Nick Cave pens tribute to Chris Bailey of The Saints: “Australia’s greatest band”

Nick Cave has penned a lengthy tribute to the late Chris Bailey of Australian punk legends The Saints, whose death over the weekend was confirmed earlier this week. In the latest instalment of Cave’s Red Hand Files Q&A newsletter, a fan asked the songwriter what Bailey meant to him as a young musician in Australia. Cave opens his response by reflecting on a 1977 photo which shows Bailey collapsed on stage during a performance with the Saints in Melbourne, Cave looking on in the crowd, visibly stunned. The photo was shot at the Tiger Room in Richmond by Rennie Ellis. "Nick Cave impressed by Chris Bailey’s performance with The Saints -as well as his ability to gulp his way through a bottle of Johnny Walker during the show- at their first Melbourne gig at The Tiger Room back in 1977, as documented by Rennie Ellis." pic.twitter.com/5dbEcfQKfL — David Mennessier (@RupertPupkin__) May 21, 2018 Advertisement “In the photo Chris is already committed to his life as perhaps the greatest and most anarchic rock ‘n’ roll singer Australia would ever produce,” Cave writes. “Conversely, I am in that stonewashed and uncertain state between failing art school and, well, I am not quite… Read More →

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Watch Bruce Springsteen’s engineer play unreleased 1982 outtakes at Mexico conference

Bruce Springsteen fans were treated to some of the rocker’s unreleased outtakes at a Mexican radio conference this weekend, thanks to his longtime engineer. READ MORE: Bruce Springsteen – ‘Letter To You’ review: a powerful synthesis of past and present Toby Scott was a guest at this past weekend’s SoundCheck Xpo in Mexico City; during his presentation he offered up some snippets of a few old recordings that Springsteen recorded in the early 1980s. During his 87-minute presentation, the engineer played a few different takes of the Boss recording ‘Born In The U.S.A.’. One of the versions was the solo-acoustic demo that Springsteen recorded in 1982, during the Nebraska era – this version ended up on his 1998 box set ‘Tracks’. Advertisement Scott also played a bluesy, full-band take of the iconic anthem that has not previously been heard. You can hear it around the 23:49 mark in the video below. In other Bruce Springsteen news, Courteney Cox has reflected on auditioning for her iconic cameo in Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Dancing In The Dark’ video. The Friends star made a legendary appearance in the 1984 video, which saw Cox be invited on stage to dance with The Boss. Speaking to Howard Stern on his SiriusXM… Read More →

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Wet Leg outselling Father John Misty 4:1 in UK album chart midweeks

Wet Leg are currently leading the pack in the race for this week’s Number One album in the UK. READ MORE: Wet Leg: “I think there’s more authenticity to the music if you’re having fun” On Friday (April 8), the Isle of Wight indie duo – comprising Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers – released their self-titled debut LP. The 12-track project featured the singles ‘Chaise Longue’, ‘Wet Dream’, ‘Too Late Now’, ‘Oh No’, ‘Angelica’ and ‘Ur Mum’. Advertisement In the midweeks, the Official Charts Company has revealed that ‘Wet Leg’ is outselling its closest competition – Father John Misty’s ‘Chloë And The Next 20th Century’ – 4:1. If it holds on until Friday (April 15), it will be the band’s first UK Number One album. There are three other new entries – including Father John Misty at Number Two – that have cracked the Top Five in the midweeks: Jack White’s ‘Fear Of The Dawn’ (Three) and Kae Tempest’s ‘The Line Is A Curve’ (Four). Rounding out the rest of the Top Five is last week’s Number One, Red Hot Chili Peppers’ ‘Unlimited Love’. Elsewhere in the Top 10, Camila Cabello’s third album ‘Familia’ sits at Number Seven, while Joe Santriani‘s latest release, ‘The… Read More →

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New PinkPantheress song with Willow coming next week

PinkPantheress has confirmed that her long-teased collaboration with Willow is finally on its way. READ MORE: PinkPantheress: meet the mysterious, internet-conquering breakthrough artist The rising Bath-born, London-based artist, who released her debut mixtape ‘To Hell With It’ back in October and recently featured in the NME 100, teased the potential link-up while speaking to fans on TikTok back in January. While previewing a new track on the video-sharing app, PinkPantheress replied to one fan who commented: “I feel like Willow Smith needs to be on this.” Advertisement “You have been heard,” PinkPantheress replied. “Da collaboration I dreamt of for years… brb crying.” Now, PinkPantheress has revealed that she and Willow will be dropping the collaboration – titled ‘Where You Are’ – on April 22. Taking to Twitter, she shared a photo of herself with the caption: “‘Where you are’ feat @OfficialWillow 22/04,” followed by the eyes emoji. ‘Where you are’ feat @OfficialWillow 22/04 ? pic.twitter.com/ga41DCAOi1 — pinkpantheress (@pinkpantheress2) April 10, 2022 Earlier this year, PinkPantheress was named as the winner of BBC Radio 1’s Sound Of 2022. “I’m honestly gassed, my dad’s going to be so happy!” she told the BBC about the win. “I had self-belief from the beginning but when… Read More →

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Kurt Loder apologises to Jewel over infamous MTV interview

Over 20 years later, Kurt Loder has apologised to Jewel for the way he spoke to her in an infamous MTV interview from 1998. During the interview, critic, journalist and TV personality Loder notoriously called Jewel out on her grammar and criticised some of the language she had used in one of her poems. Discussing her then-new poetry collection A Night Without Armor, Jewel was interrupted by Loder, who disagreed with her usage of the word “casualty” in one of the poems. In response at the time, Jewel said: “You’re a smart-ass for pointing that out.” Advertisement In a new interview with Stereogum this month, Jewel revealed that she was yet to receive an apology of any kind from Loder. “I just remember looking at him and like saying, ‘Fuck you.’ I am uneducated, straight-up. An uneducated kid that was homeless. You’re a college-educated man going after a kid, ‘Fuck you.’ I was so pissed. No, no apology.” Here's that hard to find video of Kurt Loder fact checking Jewel about her use of "casualty" in one of her poems. pic.twitter.com/QcI2ZCK3C3 — James Crugnale (@jamescrugnale) April 9, 2022 Jewel added: “He was just a dick. What an ass to show… Read More →

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TXT’s Yeonjun says he almost “lost interest in performing” because of the pandemic

TXT member Yeonjun has opened up about how the pandemic affected his love for music and performing. READ MORE: Tomorrow X Together: “We tell stories of our generation, a generation at the crux of growth” In a recent interview with Weverse Magazine about the boyband’s ‘MOA X TOGETHER’ in-person fan meeting last month, the group spoke about how the COVID-19 pandemic, which began just a year after their debut, had affected them as artists. The fan meeting event had marked the boyband’s first in-person event in over two years. “I think a part of me will linger on the stage even now that it’s over,” said Yeonjun about the event. “I had been looking at empty seats with no MOA (TXT’s official fanbase) while performing all that time that I almost actually lost interest in performing a little,” he later confessed. Advertisement Elsewhere during the interview, vocalist Huening Kai echoed similar sentiments, adding that he had even started to question himself as a musician. “We did performances without MOA so many times,” he explained. “So sometimes I even doubted whether I could really call myself a singer.” “I could still sense them continuously supporting us from afar, but I still… Read More →

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Disturbed’s David Draiman defends Lil Nas X’s Grammys performance

Disturbed’s David Draiman has come to the defence of Lil Nas X after the rapper’s Grammys performance came under fire from a US TV host. READ MORE: Ukraine, Billie Eilish, Louis CK: the biggest talking points from the Grammy Awards 2022 Lil Nas X took to the Grammy stage at last weekend’s ceremony to perform a medley of songs including his hit collaboration with Jack Harlow, ‘Industry Baby’. However, not everyone enjoyed the rapper’s set, including conservative TV host Greg Kelly, who took to Twitter to share his thoughts. “‘Lil NAS has a BIG PROBLEM (And so does America),” Kelly wrote. “Knock yourself out NAS. You’re a little FOOL with zero talent!!!!” Advertisement Nas X quote tweeted the criticism, writing: “Damn greg all I did was wear a crop top this time.” Draiman, taking issue with Kelly’s comments, then chimed in. “News flash @gregkellyusa, artists have been doing things like this for decades,” he tweeted. “Not sure why it bothers you when @LilNasX does it. Don’t like it? Don’t watch. You be you @LilNasX.” News flash @gregkellyusa, artists have been doing things like this for decades. Not sure why it bothers you when @LilNasX does it. Don’t like it? Don’t watch. You… Read More →

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Watch Father John Misty’s ‘Chloë’ album release concert in full

Father John Misty performed at the Barbican in London this week to mark the release of his new album, ‘Chloë And The Next 20th Century’. READ MORE: Father John Misty live in London: showman schmoozes with old-school Hollywood sparkle On Thursday (April 7), Misty (real name Joshua Tillman) took to the stage alongside Barbican Associate Ensemble Britten Sinfonia – and conductor Jules Buckley – to run through a mixed setlist that included a number of tracks taken from his latest LP. He gave live debuts to ‘Chloë’, ‘Kiss Me (I Loved You)’, ‘(Everything But) Her Love’, ‘Buddy’s Rendezvous’, ‘Olvidado (Otro Momento)’, ‘Only a Fool’, ‘We Could Be Strangers’ and ‘The Next 20th Century’. Advertisement The performance was live-streamed and has been made available to watch through to Sunday (April 10). You can watch it below. You can check out the setlist here: ‘Funtimes in Babylon’ ‘Chloë’ ‘Goodbye Mr. Blue’ ‘Chateau Lobby #4 (In C for Two Virgins)’ ‘Kiss Me (I Loved You)’ ‘(Everything But) Her Love’ ‘Mr. Tillman’ ‘Disappointing Diamonds Are The Rarest Of Them All’ ‘Buddy’s Rendezvous’ ‘Q4’ ‘Total Entertainment Forever’ ‘Olvidado (Otro Momento)’ ‘Funny Girl’ ‘Only A Fool’ ‘Pure Comedy’ ‘God’s Favorite Customer’ ‘We Could Be Strangers’ ‘The Next 20th… Read More →

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Ed Sheeran on copyright case: “I’m happy we can move on and get back to writing songs”

Ed Sheeran has said that his recent copyright case at the High Court was not about money, but about honesty. READ MORE: Songs you probably didn’t know were written by Ed Sheeran Earlier this week, Sheeran won his case, with a judge ruling that he had not plagiarised his hit song ‘Shape Of You’. Sheeran along with two of his co-writers – Snow Patrol’s Johnny McDaid and producer Steve McCutcheon – had been accused of plagiarising part of a track called ‘Oh Why’ by Sami Chokri, who performs under the alias Sami Switch. Advertisement In a new interview with BBC Two’s Newsnight, Sheeran has explained that he had “no other choice” but to defend his work in court. “You can get a judgement or you can have a settlement and [when] you know that you’re in the right, then you can’t settle just out of principle. You can’t settle. “Our royalties were frozen and we were given two options and we chose the option that was integral to us.” McDaid added: “In the last year, it got really heavy and it was consuming. The cost to our mental health and creativity was really tangible.” "I didn't play Photograph for ages after that… I… Read More →

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Muse debut new music at tiny comeback show in Exeter

Muse played an intimate comeback show in Devon tonight (April 7) – check out the full setlist below. The trio took to the stage at the 220-capacity Cavern Club in Exeter, where they’d performed early live gigs back in the 1990s. It’s located approximately 16 miles north of Matt Bellamy and co’s hometown of Teignmouth. READ MORE: Muse’s new song ‘Won’t Stand Down’ fires harder than they have since ‘Stockholm Syndrome’ According to Devon Live, Muse ran through a special 45-minute set as they filmed a new promotional video – presumably in relation to their upcoming ninth studio album, ‘Will Of The People’. Advertisement Lucky attendees had entered a limited Seetickets ballot that subsequently notified those selected as to the venue’s whereabouts. It had previously been listed as “a location in South West England”. The tiny gig marked Muse’s first live concert since 2019. According to Setlist.FM, the band kicked off the evening by treating the crowd to the debut performance of their recent single ‘Won’t Stand Down’. Later, they played ‘Compliance’ for the very first time while also dusting off classics such as ‘Hysteria’, ‘Supermassive Black Hole’, ‘Plug In Baby’ and ‘Knights Of Cydonia’. Muse performed ‘Stockholm Syndrome’ and… Read More →

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Coldplay add new South American dates to ‘Music Of The Spheres’ world tour

Coldplay have added new South American dates to their huge eco-friendly world tour for new album ‘Music For The Spheres’ – see the updated schedule below. READ MORE: Check out our exclusive photo diary from Coldplay’s massive world tour The band’s 2022 world stadium tour comes with an emphasis on environmental sustainability, and began with a gig at the Estadio Nacional in the Costa Rican capital San Jose last month (March 18) – see what went down here. North American dates for the tour kick off later this month, with European dates beginning in July and UK dates in August, including six shows at London’s Wembley Stadium. Advertisement The band have now announced that they’ll head back to South America in September and October, adding six more shows to the run. Coldplay will be joined by Camila Cabello and H.E.R. across select dates of the new shows in Peru, Chile and Brazil. Tickets will be available between April 11-13, with full details to be found here. Coldplay open their ‘Music Of The Spheres’ world tour in Costa Rica. Credit: Stevie Rae Gibbs. See the band’s full updated world tour schedule below. APRIL 2022 3: Mexico City, Mexico – Foro Sol* 23:… Read More →

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SEVENTEEN to kick-off Apple’s new K-pop ‘Today At Apple’ sessions

Boyband SEVENTEEN are set to collaborate with Apple to kick off the tech company’s new K-pop ‘Today At Apple’ sessions. READ MORE: SEVENTEEN look back on their “unforgettable” 2021: “It made us reflect upon how we’ve been taking things for granted” Today (April 7), The K-pop boyband appeared at the new Apple store in Myeongdong, Seoul – which is set to open this Saturday (April 9) – where the tech giant announced that the outlet would serve as a “stage for established and new Korean artists, who will lead unique Today At Apple sessions celebrating contemporary Korean culture”, per a press statement. The first session of the brand-new K-pop ‘Today At Apple’ creative initiative will kick off as a collaboration with SEVENTEEN. Called the ‘Music Lab: SEVENTEEN Remix’, the sessions will feature the members of the boyband teaching visitors to the Apple Store how to use the tech company’s music creation software GarageBand, per Korea JoongAng Daily. Advertisement The first session ‘Music Lab: SEVENTEEN Remix’ will take place on April 15 at the Apple store in Myeongdong. The ‘K-pop Today At Apple’ session is set to also launch in several other Apple stores across Asia, with details expected to arrive… Read More →

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The Clash announce special edition of ‘Combat Rock’ with ‘The People’s Hall’

The Clash are set to release a special edition of their classic album ‘Combat Rock’, NME can exclusively announce. Check out details along with the first release of their collaboration with Ranking Rover below. READ MORE: The 50 best music documentaries of all time Released in May 1982 as the final album from The Clash line-up of of Joe Strummer, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon and Topper Headon, ‘Combat Rock’ was the punk icon’s highest-selling and highest-charting album in both the UK and US – featuring the likes of ‘Should I Stay Or Should I Go’, ‘Rock The Casbah’, ‘Straight To Hell’ and ‘Know Your Rights’. Now, a special edition of the album will arrive next month. Entitled ‘Combat Rock / The People’s Hall’, the original record now comes with 12 additional tracks compiled by the surviving members of The Clash. Advertisement Not only that, but the band’s collaborations with the late Ranking Roger will receive their first ever official release within a separate two-track EP. It finds the legendary frontman of The Beat infusing ‘Red Angel Dragnet’ and ‘Rock The Casbah’ with his own unique style. The EP will receive a limited edition 7” vinyl following release on May 20, and… Read More →

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Watch Nandi Bushell’s impressive cover of John Coltrane’s ‘Mr. P.C.’

Nandi Bushell has shared a cover of the John Coltrane classic, ‘Mr. P.C.’. READ MORE: 11-year-old drummer Nandi Bushell’s greatest cover songs The 11-year-old child prodigy’s latest reworking follows her recent covers of Jimi Hendrix’s ‘Little Wing’, Rush’s ‘Tom Sawyer’, Billie Eilish‘s ‘Happier Than Ever’, Tool’s ‘Forty Six & 2’, ‘Gimme Shelter’ by The Rolling Stones, and a rollicking cover of Ed Sheeran and Bring Me The Horizon‘s new collaboration, ‘Bad Habits. Advertisement After mastering many of rock’s biggest hits, Bushell is now trying her hand at jazz, picking up a guitar, bass, drums and saxophone for the classic Coltrane composition. “Next stop on my Musical Quest! #Jazz,” Bushell wrote on Twitter, sharing a clip of her cover. “This is my interpretation of ‘Mr P.C.’ by @John Coltrane – I am going out of my comfort zone learning a new grip, traditional grip, on drums.” She continued: “I have to retrain my brain. It’s #HARD! I really tried to push my #saxophone playing too trying to get a jazzy feeling in the notes. I have now been playing #sax for 11 months. Who are your favourite jazz musicians and songs? Let me know!” You can check out Bushell’s cover of ‘Mr…. Read More →