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Brandon Flowers has revealed which of his solo tracks he thinks could have been a big hit if it were released by The Killers. The band’s frontman dropped his third solo album, ‘Thrasher’, at the end of last month via Island – having already previewed it with singles ‘Plans’, ‘Paradise’ and ‘Tiger’s Blood’. In a recent Q&A with fans, he spoke about balancing his work with The Killers with his own solo endeavours. He was asked by one follower if there was a solo song of his that he thought could have worked as a Killers track. “I always come…

Kelly Osbourne has spoken out about her mental health and extreme weight loss after the death of her father, Ozzy, and also claimed that one of his friends introduced her to cocaine. The heavy metal icon, solo star and Black Sabbath frontman passed away on July 22 2025 aged 76, just weeks after Black Sabbath held a star-studded final show there dubbed ‘Back To The Beginning’. Already there has been the first ever “Ozzy Day” held in his Birmingham hometown exactly one year after his passing. This saw fans show up to pay their respects, a brass band performing Black…

Brian Eno has announced that he will be relaunching his Opal Records label and reissuing his albums ‘Another Day On Earth’ and ‘Drawn From Life’. Opal was founded by the artist back in 1988 and released albums by Brian Eno, Roger Eno, Harold Budd, Laraaji, Djivan Gasparyan, Hugo Largo, Zvuki Mu, Daniel Lanois, Jon Hassell and John Cale. Eno put the label on hiatus in 1991 to concentrate on his own work, and the catalogue moved across to All Saints Records. In the time since, it has never signed a new artist, but has occasionally put out Record Store Day…

Fans are reacting to the ticket prices for Glastonbury 2027 – with some calling it “insane” and “not fair”, and some being insistent that it is a “bargain”. The organisers of the Worthy Farm festival announced last night (Tuesday, September 8) that it would be back in full swing from Wednesday, June 23 to Sunday, June 27 next year. They also confirmed that coach and ticket packages would go on sale at 6pm BST on Thursday October 1, followed by standard tickets at 9am BST on Sunday, October 4. For the first time in Glastonbury’s history, tickets have surpassed the…

Nomi. is on her very first visit to London when she jumps on a video call with NME, and the screen that separates us can barely contain her effervescent energy. Her gracefully calm demeanour is lit up with hand gestures and broad smiles as she reflects on the life-changing year gone by. It’s not hard to understand why the North Carolinian singer, songwriter and DJ is so animated – right now, she’s experiencing a season that she can only describe as “a miracle”. Since her 2025 debut, the rising R&B star’s ethereal voice has piqued the attention of SZA, Tyler,…

“I’ve never seen one person work so much and fix so little,” the host quipped After a month’s break, Jon Stewart returned to The Daily Show. During his monologue, the late-night host questioned whether he had missed anything during August before playing a quick-fire reel of all of the things Donald Trump did while Stewart was away. These included rolling back childhood vaccine requirements, threatening to demolish the Kennedy Center, and attacking mail-in voting. “God, it never ends with this dude Trump,” Stewart said. “I’ve never seen one person work so much and fix so little. It’s exhausting.” After discussing…

After a summer hiatus and several notable guest hosts, Jimmy Kimmel returned to Jimmy Kimmel Live. And boy did the late-night host have a lot to say about Donald Trump‘s summer antics. Kimmel spent the monologue of his 4000th show recapping Trump’s “crazy summer” and discussing how the U.S. remains a complete mess. “It’s a lot of shows,” he noted of hitting the milestone episode. “According to the White House, it’s too many shows.” He explained of the state of the nation, “When I left for summer break in the middle of June this country was a mess. We were…

Senti il nome di Daniel Lanois e lo associ subito al suono che accomuna i classici che ha contribuito a registrare, da Wrecking Ball di Emmylou Harris a Time Out of Mind di Bob Dylan. Crea canzoni che sembrano infestate dai fantasmi, piene di echi che si intrecciano, piccole fratture sonore e un fortissimo senso dell’ambiente. «La gente parla del suono, ma l’anima?», dice. «Il suono di un disco è scontato… ma l’anima di un disco? Il suono è il mio campo, ma non è la cosa più importante».L’ultimo album del musicista e produttore canadese si intitola Belladonna Nocturne ed…

Despite Bitchin Bajas’ name, with its drug-ruggy whiff of slacker insouciance—to say nothing of the unabashedly tongue-in-cheek tone of titles like Bajas Fresh—there’s nothing self-conscious about the Chicago trio’s music. To the contrary: Their cosmically unfurling synth epics seem unbesmirched by consciousness at all. The Bajas—Cooper Crain, Rob Frye, and Dan Quinlivan—come across like a walking flow state, music bubbling forth like water from a geyser.Bitchin Bajas’ practice has traditionally blurred the line between improvisation and composition; they wrote most of their last album, 2025’s Inland See, while on tour, hammering out arrangements on stage and recording the material at…

“No Thank You, I Love You, Goodbye” leads the 10th anniversary reissue of No Burden which arrives on Dec. 4 Lucy Dacus is reissuing her debut album No Burden to celebrate its 10th anniversary. She’s kicking the festivities off with a bang: today, she is sharing the previously unreleased track “No Thank You, I Love You, Goodbye.” No Burden‘s 10th anniversary reissue arrives on Dec. 4. The album will be pressed on a special seaglass vinyl and preorders are ongoing. No Burden includes songs “I Don’t Wanna Be Funny Anymore” and “Strange Torpedo,” among others. “No Thank You, I Love…