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DMA'S: "There are a lot of similarities between country and Britpop" (opens the original)
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Following the release of their self-titled fifth album, DMA’S guitarist Matt Mason has spoken to NME about returning to their roots and channeling the spirit of 2016 debut ‘Hill’s End’. ‘DMA’S’ was released on August 21 and marks the third UK Top 10 album in a row for the Sydney trio, completed by vocalist Tommy O’Dell and guitarist Johnny Took. It comes in the wake of a 10th anniversary tour of ‘Hill’s End’ that saw the group celebrate the record across the UK, including two nights at London’s
Madra Salach are remoulding traditional Irish folk to their own blistering tune (opens the original)
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At this year’s edition of tastemaker new music festival The Great Escape, the most potent performance of the weekend belonged to a band whose roots stretch back more than a century. In the absolutely heaving basement of Brighton’s Chalk, Dublin sextet Madra Salach unleashed their visceral, punk-entwined take on Irish trad classics dating back to the 1950s (‘Murphy Can Never Go Home’) and the 1870s (‘Spancil Hill’), weaving their tales of displaced immigrants mourning for a sense of belonging amo
Este Haim on scoring ‘Sunny Dancer’ and Haim's next album (opens the original)
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It’s been a busy few months for Este Haim. Having wrapped up the band’s ‘I Quit’ tour at the tail end of 2025, then crowning the year with a celebrity-packed wedding to tech entrepreneur Jonathan Levin on New Year’s Eve, the bassist has spent 2026 cementing her place in the world of cinema. Last week, new Callum Turner-starring film One Night Only, featuring the musician both on screen and behind its soundtrack, premiered in the US. Today (August 14) Sunny Dancer – with the Haim sister once agai
Yard Act on Andy Burnham, capitalism, and the power of art as community: “Nigel Farage is a dark entity that must be struck out at all costs” (opens the original)
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“It’s been a big week!” declares James Smith, sat in a precious patch of Kings Cross shade in the middle of London’s apocalyptic heatwave. “I’ve just been to the Royal Academy to see my paintings, now I’m doing an interview with NME, tomorrow I’m starting therapy – AND,” he suddenly remembers, waggling a finger gleefully towards bassist Ryan Needham, “we’re going to Dishoom later! A lot’s happening!” There’s more than a whiff of playful humour to the way the Yard Act frontman delivers his to-do
Robbie Williams joins CMAT on stage at Bilbao BBK Live 2026 (opens the original)
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In partnership with Bilbao BBK Live 2026 Fresh from headlining the main stage earlier that night, Robbie Williams surprised both CMAT and the crowd by running on stage during her set on day two of Bilbao BBK Live 2026. Nearing the end of her late night slot on the Repsol stage, the Dunboyne singer joked that “The A in CMAT stands for, ‘and through it all…’” she began, before leading the crowd in a singalong of Williams’ hit ‘Angels’. As she finished, Williams darted on stage to huge cheers, and
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