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NME
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| [type] |
UK
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| [format] |
MAG
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| [condition] |
NEW / NEW
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| [price] |
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[tracklist]
- Panic At The Disco Grace The Nme Cover This Week To Talk About Their Forthcoming Second Album 'Pretty. Odd.', How They Have Grown Over The Last Few Years And They Bid A Fond Farewell To The Emo Days.
- In News, It's The Time For Change - Beth Ditto Confesses All About The Gossip's New Album – Primarily Inspired By R&B Icon, Lauryn Hill, Plus A New Band Member Joins The Ranks.
- Kasabian Are Also Keen To Follow A New Musical Direction As They Declare Their Plans To Ditch Indie In Favour Of Dance This Summer.
- This Month Also Sees Kurt Cobain Talk Beyond The Grave With The Release Of A New Documentary: Kurt Cobain: About A Son.
- And We Have A Heart-To-Heart With The Subways.
- Elsewhere In Pictures, Thousands Of Fans And Bands Squeeze Into The Texas Capital To Watch Rem Play A Legendary Set At Austin's Biggest New Music Festival.
- Radar This Week Introduces The Lovely Lykke Li, A Pop Princess Who Isn't Keen To Be The Next Robyn,
- But Wants To Be The Next Kurt…And We Take A Trip With Glasvegas To Their Home Town Of Glasgow For An Intimate Guide Around The City.
- In Features This Week: It's A New Dawn For The Futureheads As They Speak To Nme About Being Dropped By Their Label, Their Promising Future And How They Are Looking Forward To What Lies Ahead.
- The Kills .Are Also Back With A Brand New Album After Six Years, They Return Recharged, Armed With A New Outlook, New Relationships And A New Sound.
- Foals Brighten Up A Dismal Week In Newcastle And We Sneak Backstage For An After Stage Chat In Live This Week.
- Meanwhile The People Of Lancashire Get One Hell Of A Show From The Infectious Operator Please.
- Elsewhere In The Country Laura Marling, Johnny Flynn And Yeasayer Play Out To The Masses.
- In Albums, The Mammoth Muse See Fit To Release Last Summer's Wembley Stadium Spectaculars In Full Sound And Vision, Hotly-Tipped Does It Offend You, Yeah? Finally Release Their Debut Album 'You Have No Idea What You're Getting Yourself Into' And Mystery J
- And We Look Back Fondly From The Nme Vault At The Beatles First Ever Live Satellite Tv Broadcast From The Abbey Road Studios In London.
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