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 | What's The Best Song Of The '00s? Continuing our gallop through sixty years of music - and sixty years of NME - we asked a host of artists to name their favourite track of the noughties. Step forward The Cribs, Regina Spektor, Pond, A |
 | Scissor Sisters - Donna Summer RIP Scissor Sisters speak about the passing of disco singer Donna Summer, and how she influenced dance music, film scores and the gay community. |
 | The Cribs - 'Robin Gibb Was The Coolest Bee Gee' Following the death of Bee Gees legend Robin Gibb, The Cribs reveal how the veteran songwriter inspired them when they were growing up, and has been a lasting influence on their music. |
 | Maximo Park - 'We've Really Nailed It This Time' We chat to Maximo Park's Paul and Lukas about taking time out, re-evaluating, and the troubled genesis of their fourth album 'The National Health', which might just be their best yet. But... is guitar |
 | We Are Scientists - 'Our New Album Will Be Out In February' We chat to We Are Scientists at The Great Escape about recording their new album with producer Chris Cody and how time travelling has played a part. |
 | Dry The River - 'We Don't Sound Like Mumford And Sons' Dry The River explain why they're surprised by being compared to Mumford And Sons, and claim that no-one hates their own records as much as they do. |
 | Why We Love Alabama Shakes We chat to Steve Johnson and Brittany Howard of NME cover stars Alabama Shakes about the making of signature track 'Hold On' and why they want to work with Jack White. Plus we quiz fans in Brighton ab |
 | Communion Records - 'We Help Artists Who Are Getting Screwed Over' Kevin Jones and Mumford And Sons' Ben Lovett speak about the ethos and success of their Communion Records label. |
 | The Gaslight Anthem, '45' The Gaslight Anthem's Brian Fallon dropped by the NME office to play a very special acoustic performance of the band's new single '45', for a select audience of fans. He also explains how the anthemic |
 | Walk Onstage With Angels And Airwaves Follow Tom DeLonge and co as they prepare to hit the stage at London's Shepherd's Bush Empire. |
 | What's The Best Track Of The '90s? To mark NME's 60th anniversary we're looking at the best music of each decade. Here we ask a range of musicians - from Alabama Shakes to Azealia Banks - to name their favourite song of the 90s. |
 | The Horrors - 'Bands Sound Better In Small Venues' As our search for Britain's best small venue (in association with JD Roots) continues, The Horrors' Rhys Webb discusses his favourite grass-roots venues, and explains the importance of atmosphere and |
 | The Cribs - Our Favourite Small Venues As we continue our search for Britain's best small venue (in association with JD Roots), The Cribs share their memories of the grass-roots venues that shaped their musical youth. |
 | Marilyn Manson - 'I'm Not A Masochist' As he prepares to release his new album 'Born Villain', Marilyn Manson reflects on his "intimacy" issues, why he's not the suicidal type, and why he deserves a Grammy for having been blamed for so man |
 | Marilyn Manson - 'I've Never Tried To Be Shocking' As he prepares to release his eigth studio album 'Born Villain', the goth-metal legend tells us that he's never craved good reviews, he just wants people to fear him. "Because out of fear comes respec |
 | Ladyhawke Talks 'Anxiety' It's almost four years since Ladyhawke released her self-titled debut album. Here she explains why the follow-up has taken so long to emerge, and reveals a new-found Britpop influence on her sound. |
 | Who's The Hottest Band In The World Right Now? The new issue of NME (on sale May 23) is dedicated to the most exciting things happening in music. We asked a bunch of bands, including The Cribs, Scissor Sisters and Spector, to name their favourite |
 | Dry The River Cover Usher's 'Climax' We challenged Dry The River to cover a song no-one would expect them to like. Cue this amazing rendition of Usher's lascivious pop hit, recorded in a park in Brighton during the Great Escape festival. |
 | The View, 'Bunker' The View dropped by the NME office and played a bunch of new songs for a tiny invite-only audience. This track, 'Bunker', is one of the sweetest and most affecting things they've ever done. |
 | Frank Black - 'The Pixies Are A Beautiful Corpse' In this archive interview, the former Pixie chats about his solo career and why the Pixies will never play together again. |
 | Florence Covers Talking Heads' 'Wild Wild Life' Ahead of their headlining slot at Bestival 2012, Florence And The Machine get into the spirit of the festival's 'Wildlife' theme by donning animal costumes and performing a stunning acoustic cover of |
 | The Hives - On The Road In Stockholm Awl-right! As they prepare to release their fifth studio album 'Lex Hives', Swedish garage rock legends The Hives show us round some of their favourite haunts in Stockholm. |
 | A$AP Rocky Takes London We take a cab ride through London with rising hip-hop star A$AP Rocky, and tag along to his NME photo shoot. Don't miss the full interview in the mag, on sale April 25. |
 | What's The Best Track Of The 1980s? Continuing our decade-by-decade survey of all the music released in NME's 60-year lifetime, we quiz the likes of Keane, Azealia Banks, Two Door and Little Boots about their highlights of the 80s. |
 | Record Store Day 2012 - How Was It For You? We headed down to London's Rough Trade East to chat to performers Little Boots and Keane, and quiz customers on which limited edition released they'd managed to snap up. |
