Jared Richards, Author at NME

Mallrat: “When pop music is done with respect for the listeners, it’s perfect and exciting and beautiful”

Grace Shaw’s vision of pop music is vivid and vulnerable, familiar yet fresh. Debut album ‘Butterfly Blue’ is her most enthralling release yet

‘Anonymous Club’ review: Courtney Barnett doc takes fans inside her on-tour struggles

This intimate new film finds one of Australia's biggest indie rock stars in a crisis of confidence

Methyl Ethel: “Art is pretty bogus if you think about it too much”

After three heartbreak records, Jake Webb looked beyond himself to create ‘Are You Haunted?’, a sprawling, philosophical album that tries not to take itself too seriously

Flowerkid talks “brutally honest” new EP ‘Everyone Has A Breaking Point’

Western Sydney artist Flynn Sant talks to NME about facing his traumas in song to find healing

Banoffee on new album ‘Teartracks’: “It can feel very double-sided to have a break-up record written about you”

After COVID-19 upended both her music career and love life, Martha Brown decided to make an album of honesty, heartbreak and humour

‘Gossip Girl’ episode six recap: mid-season finale proves sceptics wrong

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‘Gossip Girl’ episode 5 recap: Halloween scares and heartbreak

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‘Gossip Girl’ episode four recap: Obie’s charm runs dry and Russian bots run amok

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‘Gossip Girl’ episode four recap: Obie’s charm runs dry and Russian bots run amok

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‘Gossip Girl’ episode three recap: Shakespearean schemes and skin-deep makeovers

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