Check out details of the reissue here, as frontman Paul Banks tells NME about the band's evolution through their hard-partying days, their affinity with Mexico, and progress on their next "rock" album
Gaz Coombes tells NME about the 30th anniversary tour of 'I Should Coco', the legacy of the album, their time hanging with Foo Fighters and Pearl Jam, and what the future holds
The singer tells NME about being inspired by BoJack Horseman on solo debut 'Bottom Of The Pool', their dream of supporting The Cure, and progress on NewDad's "pop-leaning" next album
Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall tell NME about penning a song for their daughter, what to expect from darker new album 'City Lights' and what went down when they supported former Britpop rival Noel Gallagher
"The band’s support really will stop venues closing," say the MVT – as details of the European-exclusive, eco-friendly Wembley and Craven Park shows are revealed (with 50 per cent of the Hull tickets available only to local residents)
Alex Kapranos tells us about the band feeling like the ultimate version of themselves, how pop music is growing "stale" and feeding people's "genuine desire for the rawness and the depth you can only get from a band"
The guitarist talks to NME about the Britpop heroes' new Live At Wembley Stadium concert movie, being there for his old friend Damon Albarn through hard times, the Coachella incident, and what the future of Blur could look like
The Bad Seed tells NME about the making of new album 'Wild God', being there for his friend Nick Cave through dark times, what's in store for 'Death Of Bunny Munro', and Red Hot Chili Peppers' Flea inspiring him to open a monkey sanctuary
