Kate Lloyd, Author at NME

Actual Biggie And Tupac Cufflinks Exist

You can now wear your love for your favourite artists literally on your sleeve with these dashing Biggie and Tupac cufflinks. Also available featuring...

Don’t Miss An Album in 2014! Print Off NME’s Checklist

In this week's NME magazine we're celebrating the 100 most exciting album releases of 2014. Not sure what's coming out? For your convenience, we've...

Albums Of 2014: Which Will Blow Up and Which Will Bomb?

In this week's NME, we round up the most exciting albums heading our way in 2014. With new albums due from everyone from Friendly...

Diddy Wins Best Guide To The Golden Globes

The real winner at last night's Golden Globes? Diddy. The hip hop mogul and all-round suave guy knows how to glam up for the...

5 Exciting Film Soundtracks From Sundance You’ll Want To Hear

Sundance Film Festival kicks off in Utah at the end of this week (January 16). It's well worth keeping an eye on the 10-day...

Menace Beach – ‘Lowtalker’ EP

Leeds’ Menace Beach share their name with a shonky early '90s Nintendo game. Band moniker-related developments of recent years (see also: Ducktails, Peak Twins)...

Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings  – ‘Give The People What They Want’

‘Give The People What They Want’ is both album title and self-serving prophecy for Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, who specialise in doing exactly...

Bruce Springsteen – ‘High Hopes’

For most artists a collection of previously unreleased offcuts would be released without much fanfare, but Bruce Springsteen is not most artists. His 18th...

I Break Horses – ‘Chiaroscuro’

'Chiaroscuro' is the contrast of light and dark in art or literature. Sweden's Maria Lindén plays with these shades on her second album, recording...

East India Youth – ‘Total Strife Forever’

On William Doyle's debut record as East India Youth, he brings traditional songwriting craft and singing learned while fronting Doyle & The Fourfathers, a...