Neck Deep on new album, their Wrexham roots and if Rosé from BLACKPINK will join them at Ally Pally

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NME published this video item, entitled “Neck Deep on new album, their Wrexham roots and if Rosé from BLACKPINK will join them at Ally Pally” – below is their description.

We sat down with Neck Deep to discuss their upcoming career-defining show at Alexandra Palace, the success of ‘December’ and how swapping LA for their Wrexham roots gave rise to their self-titled fifth album

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