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Young people urged to register to vote: “This is your super power – don’t let them take it away”

UK residents have until 11.59pm tonight to register to vote. Campaigners tell NME why this is "most important election of our lifetime" for young people

How Wunderhorse banded together: “You’ve got to look out for each other. It’s a cut-throat industry”

Formerly Jacob Slater’s solo project and now a four-piece, the indie group talk burnout, “crocodile smiles” and their cathartic new album 'Midas'

Tom Morello on collaborating with his son: “I have a guitar player there who may be giving me a run for my money”

The Rage Against The Machine and Audioslave guitarist tells us about his upcoming single, what makes a great protest song and the difference between working in a band and going solo

Queens Of The Stone Age on what’s next: “There are definitely some aces in some sleeves”

Guitarist Troy Van Leeuwen and drummer Jon Theodore talk to NME about the response to their latest album, time on the road with Royal Blood and what they have in store next

Royal Blood on revisiting their debut album 10 years on: “So much has changed, but when it comes to the music, nothing has”

While at Download Festival, the duo told NME about touring with Queens Of The Stone Age, upcoming anniversary shows and their evolution as a band

Tove Lo and SG Lewis tell us about their EP made “for the queer dance floor”

The duo tell us about being inspired by RuPaul and queer spaces driven by "love, freedom and liberation – with kindness" on new EP 'Heat' (and seeing people shagging in the club)

LL COOL J on his first album in 11 years, ‘THE FORCE’: “I want to do the Blackest shit in the world”

He also spoke about working with Q-Tip, Rick Ross, Fat Joe and more as well as why Kendrick Lamar won his battle with Drake

IVE tell us about their debut UK concert, covering Little Mix and spreading confidence

The K-pop girl group will bring their Show What I Have world tour to London this weekend

Maruja: Manchester’s defiant, outspoken and noisy new jazz-punks

The quartet discuss their bombastic live show and how the former glory of their city’s music scene has become corrupted by greed

FKA Easy Life tell us about returning as Hard Life with ‘Tears’: “This is the energy I want to put out into the world”

Check out the new single that spits back at their easyGroup legal battle, as frontman Murray Matravers tells us about his positive look to the future – and if they'll be boycotting a certain orange airline...