Jordan Bassett, Author at NME

The grunge-pop guitar don is throwing a hell of a party – and you're absolutely invited

The trio are back with a decidedly unexpected sound

In her first lead role, Day shines as the legendary jazz singer under surveillance by the FBI

The rapper's second album sees him reckon with childhood, adulthood, shame, defiance and regret

The low-key yet perfectly formed track sees the rappers – at the top of their game in their respective countries – powerfully explore selfhood

The hugely talented singer steered the band through choppy waters to reign for 10 albums across almost three decades

The rapper started the year with a surprise release, and ends it with another

This loving portrait sheds little new light on the star, but is compelling nonetheless

The tome celebrates 50 years of the classic album 'Plastic Ono Band'

The Bristol punks’ third album is a juggernaut that roars through sarcasm, defiance, compassion and controversy