Reviews | NME

On their first album in five years, Girls’ Generation keep their classic flavour, but elevate it with new sounds – as expected of a veteran act

The band's first album with Serge Pizzorno on the mic is a space-inspired recalibration

Dive into Neil Gaiman's dense saga – you won't regret it

The Yolŋu rockers’ debut, several lifetimes in the making, is both a heartfelt tribute to their roots and a bold manifesto for a sprawling future

The super-producer's sixth album takes you on a journey to a star-studded boogie wonderland

'Weird West' and ‘XCOM’ combine for a memorable turn-based sequel

A worthy and truly iterative sequel to Two Point studio’s loving revival of Bullfrog’s legacy

The singer-songwriter's chest-out message is sometimes lost

The Min Hee-jin-produced five-piece’s first mini-album is hit or miss but still lays the groundwork for a bright, creative future in K-pop

Bring a bottle of water - things are getting thirsty