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Taylor Swift – ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ review: a rare misstep
Arriving at the peak of her imperial phase, Swift’s 11th studio album is surprisingly flat and, at times, cringeworthy.
Lucy Rose – ‘This Ain’t The Way You Go Out’ review: a roaring comeback
There’s a deliberate defiance in the title for Lucy Rose’s fifth album, ‘This Ain't The Way You Go Out’. Speaking to NME earlier this...
Pearl Jam – ‘Dark Matter’ review: some of their strongest work in recent memory
On their 12th studio album, the grunge veterans both return to their heavier roots and experiment with new sonic avenues
Girl In Red – ‘I’m Doing It Again Baby!’ review: fun, free but too few risks
The Norwegian is an undeniably influential name in modern indie-pop, though her second full-length is surprisingly predictable
Nia Archives – ‘Silence Is Loud’ review: reflective jungle from an essential new star
The journey to the Bradford-born star's debut has included an NME Award, a support slot with Beyoncé and more
Maggie Rogers – ‘Don’t Forget Me’ review: wistful road trip record acts as a sonic reboot
Perhaps the one constant tying together each era of American pop is its tendency to find inspiration from the country's highways. Lying steadily as...
Blue Bendy – ‘So Medieval’ review: this arch, athletic album surprises at every turn
The South London six-piece channel the scorched earth approach of classic post-punk on a shapeshifting debut
Lynks – ‘Abomination’ review: the underground queer icon gets vulnerable as well as horny
On their long-awaited debut album, the mysterious drag-pop singer explores queer shame, pride and sexuality
Bob Vylan – ‘Humble As The Sun’ review: electrifying, experimental and empowering
Bob Vylan have cemented themselves as one of punk’s most vital voices. Their last album, 2022’s ‘Bob Vylan Presents: The Price Of Life’, hit...
Conan Gray – ‘Found Heaven’ review: seeking solace from heartbreak in ’80s pop
Gray’s bombastic new era sees him wearing his heart, and influences, on his sleeve.
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