Reviews | NME

After three years, the second season of the Netflix K-drama hit finally arrives – but its chaotic, confusing form undermines a great first outing

Jackson Lamb and his team of misfit spies return

The first girl group to debut under YG Entertainment since BLACKPINK contend with lazy songwriting and a tired formula on their first release

This talented quartet have already shown what they can do, now all they need are the songs to match

Saddle up and weigh anchor, Ridley Scott's antihero charges across battlefields and sails the high seas

The Speedy Wunderground-signed duo wield the unpredictable energy of a live jam session on this fantastic debut EP

It's surprisingly compelling and worth a watch for 'The Traitors' fans

Drugged-up debauchery gives way to shocking brutality in this intoxicating new satire

Toronto’s favourite fictional couple face new, devastating obstacles

A rip-roaring return to the classic blockbuster franchise