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The Scottish post-rock cult heroes talk to NME about how frontman James Graham losing his mother to dementia, mental health battles, and his road to recovery shaped the band’s sixth album – featuring their champion, Robert Smith of The Cure
“Getting sober ain't always the indication that life is perfect”
The bassist told fans that he has been “living with mental health problems which have led to addiction issues that I have kept concealed for a long time”
The singer has spoken about how rediscovering her love for music helped her through
“There was a time where I didn’t think I could get better”
She said she will not have any surgical corrections as she doesn’t want to risk her sobriety
"Like it or not, Sleep Token have brought more people into the world of metal and opened up people's eyes to what metal can be"
The singer is currently on ‘Celebrity Traitors’, and shared the “vulnerable” new album ‘How To Be Human’ today (October 31)
The Boss' own experience with depression is a major theme in the new biopic 'Deliver Me From Nowhere'
Check out new single 'The Good Life' featuring Gwendoline Christie and Big Special as frontman Jason Williamson exclusively tells NME about slagging off other artists less, and overcoming personal demons for the duo's most open and diverse album yet
The announcement coincided with World Mental Health Day
