Everyone who is anyone has had something to say about either party. Some have just lambasted Trump on behalf of Clinton, others have just supported Trump. It's been filled with awkward moments, even one where Trump failed to pronounce Beyoncé's name. 

Here is a look at the big names in music who are supporting Clinton, and the not so big (almost forgotten in fact) names who are supporting Trump. 

With the latest HBO offering in, Westworld, this theme has continued. The haunting reworks that feature throughout the show offer new spins on classics by noneother than The Rolling Stones, Radiohead, and Johnny Cash, to name a few. 

Not only that, but with the official release of the soundtrack, comes much reinvigorated excitement about the work that composer, Ramin Djawadi has accomplished. 

Here they are for you to enjoy...

After wearing a meat dress to an awards ceremony, bleeding on stage during her performance at an awards ceremoney, and showing up in an egg at... An awards ceremony, it's no surprise that these moments have made their own space in pop culture history. 

But this is all intentional. It is her "art". It is the lifeblood of her music. Whilst her albums have lacked somewhat after Born This Way, it is safe to say that she has always managed to keep us all entertained in one way or another. 

Here are 13 of her best "art" exhibitions... 

So when that album comes, it always does however long the wait, bands often go their separate ways. But with every genre, a rebirth is happening in 2016, the ability to write whiny narcissistic songs about your ex seems to have been passed down from one generation to another, so now seems to be the time for bands to cash in on those debut albums. 

Some bands are still going, others have been on hiatus, whilst some of them have been forgotten about entirely. Here are 9 pop punk bands making the comebacks nobody asked for. 

See the best photos here.

It's been a pretty good year for soundtracks - both on the big and small screen. Here are some of the best. 

For some acts, winning a Mercury provides the boost their debut album needed to hit the big time. Other, already-established, acts have capitalised on their win so successfully it's given their career a new lease of life. Some, however, have all but disappeared from the music scene, their win a brief flash in the pan of success. 

Here's what happened next, good and bad, to every single Mercury Prize winner since the competition began in 1992. 

Arguably the best party you can have in London all summer, we already aching for Lovebox 2017. But for now, let's just celebrate what a weekend that was, and what an awesome bunch of people we shared it with. 

Check out our photos of the beautiful people of Lovebox 2016 here. 

- Check out our review of Lovebox day one here

- Check out our review of Lovebox day two here

Having one of the most ambhitious and flambouyant singers at the helm would overshadow the rest of most bands. While there's no denying that Freddie Mercury was one of the greatest frontmen of all time, Queen arguably are a supergroup of the best guitarist, bassist and drummer that you could come to imagine. 

Mercury will never be forgotten and rightly so, so we've investigated the weird and wonderful facts about Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon to broaden your repertoire of Queen-related knowledge.

Last Shadow Puppets played:
Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me (The Smiths cover) (with Johnny Marr)
Standing Next To Me
Separate And Ever Deadly
Dracula Teeth
Used to Be My Girl
Aviation
Bad Habits
My Mistakes Were Made For You
Pattern
The Element of Surprise (with Johnny Marr)
Totally Wired (The Fall cover) (with Johnny Marr)
The Age Of The Understatement
Miracle Aligner
The Dream Synopsis
In My Room
Encore:
Everything You've Come to Expect
Sweet Dreams, TN
Meeting Place
Moonage Daydream (David Bowie cover)