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Ozzy Osbourne – ‘Ordinary Man’ review: the metal icon has quicksilver in his veins

Undimmed by ill health and still having an absolute blast, the Wizard of Ozz remains a force to be reckoned with
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Film Reviews

‘Fantasy Island’ review: oddly fright-less horror reboots ’70s classic to mixed results

A visit to the remote location is still worth the price of admission
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Album Reviews

Grimes – ‘Miss Anthropocene’ review: an iconoclast continues to march to the beat of her own drum

A record stuffed with imagination and packed with beauty
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Film Reviews

‘Portrait of a Lady On Fire’ review: a perfect queer love story that’s as restrained as it is heart-wrenching

Flawless is a hefty word. It might just apply here
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NME Blogs

The 1975’s ‘The Birthday Party’ is foot-scuffin’ country twang for the internet age

A strange, and slightly unwieldy experience. But honestly, what else did you expect from The 1975?
El Hunt -
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Album Reviews

King Krule – ‘Man Alive!’ review: the Krulean gloom lifts to reveal a more optimistic worldview

Fresh from escaping London and becoming a father, a renewed and refreshed Archy Marshall produces the most uplifting King Krule album yet
Sam Moore -
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Features

The Strokes complicate their new sound with the giddy and romantic ‘Bad Decisions’

It's the second official single release from the New York icons' sixth album 'The New Abnormal'
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Live Reviews

Kim Petras live in Manchester: larger-than-life pop star wows with parallel universe mega-hits

Kitsch, colourful and in-yer-face
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Album Reviews

Best Coast – ‘Always Tomorrow’ review: fun, self-aware surf rock that’s high on ideas but low on ambition

The Cali duo return with a fresh outlook
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Live Reviews

(Sandy) Alex G live in Brighton: endlessly creative Philadelphia oddball cements status as a cult star

Lo-fi hero is a master of eclecticism, with songs ranging from alt-country to dissonant noise-rap
Jamie Milton -
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