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Blogs

‘The Boys’ season two review: sweary, sex-obsessed superhero mash-up offers more of the same

Too grown-up for comic books? Prime Video's spandex-clad thriller specialises in violence, profanity and steamy romance

Alex Flood - 3rd September 2020

Blogs

10-year-old drummer Nandi Bushell’s greatest cover songs

The viral sensation kills on YouTube and has mega-fans in Dave Grohl and Tom Morello

Hannah Mylrea - 3rd September 2020

Blogs

‘Young Wallander’ review: TV’s favourite Swedish sleuth gets a modern makeover

Netflix's rebooted detective series stars Adam Pålsson as the fresh-faced inspector

Beth Webb - 3rd September 2020

Blogs

Everything we learned from BTS’ celebratory ‘Dynamite’ press conference

The newly-crowned Billboard Number One stars reflected on the single's success

Rhian Daly - 2nd September 2020

Blogs

Step into Muse’s mind-bending sci-fi reality with new concert film ‘Simulation Theory’

This is the band's inexorable mainframe – and we're all just glitches in it

Mark Beaumont - 2nd September 2020

Album Reviews

Belako – ‘Plastic Drama’ review: fast-rising Spanish band’s wildest and most expansive adventure yet

Mungia's finest post-punks aren’t afraid to speak their minds or break the rules with their impressive fourth album

Ali Shutler - 1st September 2020

Home Sessions

Watch Willie J Healey play ‘Fashun’ and ‘Big Nothing’ for NME Home Sessions

The singer-songwriter strips back songs from new album 'Twin Heavy'

Hannah Mylrea - 1st September 2020

Album Reviews

Bloxx – ‘Lie Out Loud’ review: hook-stuffed indie-pop for the virtual mosh-pit

The Uxbridge band come good on the promise, channelling big show experience into hook-stuffed indie-pop

Sophie Williams - 28th August 2020

Music Interviews

Kelly Lee Owens: “I want my music to give people the strength to not feel afraid of being alone”

The Welsh musician's new album 'Inner Song' examines grief and ecological breakdown

Ben Jolley - 28th August 2020

Album Reviews

Samia – ‘The Baby’ review: an exhilarating soundtrack to young adulthood’s existential angst

The New York-based musician's emotion-trotting debut paints an accurate portrait of mid-twenties' uncertainty

Caitlin O'Reilly - 28th August 2020