Album Reviews

With more past members than current ones, the scrubbed-up oiks have made their most accomplished album. If it’s a swansong, it’s a fitting one

The duo work with James Ford on this lush, impressive collection that continues upholds their status as pop greats

With album seven, Annie Clark has peeled away the layers of artifice to reveal her most unique identity yet: herself

The quartet's debut album sees them striving not to retread old material – and adds more emotion and texture to their uptempo sound

The French duo’s first record in eight years – which stars Tame Impala and Thundercat – features their best songs since their 2007 debut

Arriving at the peak of her imperial phase, Swift’s 11th studio album is surprisingly flat and, at times, cringeworthy.

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...

On their 12th studio album, the grunge veterans both return to their heavier roots and experiment with new sonic avenues

The Norwegian is an undeniably influential name in modern indie-pop, though her second full-length is surprisingly predictable

The journey to the Bradford-born star's debut has included an NME Award, a support slot with Beyoncé and more