It feels like every old band is coming back with their first new music in forever today, and now Head Automatica joins the list. Glassjaw frontman Daryl Palumbo started Head Automatica in 2003, and it was his vehicle to explore stuff like rap and Britpop — the music that didn’t fit with the melodic hardcore that Palumbo made ...

Shellac's first album in ten years now carries a very special poignancyThe post Listen to Shellac’s final album ‘To All Trains’ – released one week after Steve Albini’s death appeared first on NME.

“Never knew a different life/ Because no one was there to show her,” rapped North Carolina’s Rapsody with real purpose on the underrated 2012 song “In The Town.”

The musician and psychotherapist tells NME how "musicians keep falling between the cracks of formal structured support systems" – and action is neededThe post Babyshambles’ Dr Adam Ficek shares report on music and mental health: “It’s business, but the product is a human being” appeared first on NME.

In 1968, Neil Young, fresh off of the breakup of his band the Buffalo Springfield, started playing shows with the Rockets, a Los Angeles rock band. At first, he simply played guitar in an already-established group, but then he brought in members of the Rockets to work on his 1969 album Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere and to tour with him. Before...