The NME has recruited Jamie Hodgson as its New Music Editor.
Hodgson graduated from Goldsmiths College in 2005 and initially went to work with good old Vice magazine, though has since freelanced from the likes of The Observer, i-D and the NME while keeping his hand in with Vice by being involved in the launch of their online TV station.
He has been filling in as the NME's new music man since Alex Miller left the mag last month, and was confirmed as a permanent replacement yesterday.
NME Editor Conor McNicholas said this: "Jamie is one of the most exciting young music journalists in the country. He's already a great writer, is fizzing with ideas for the magazine and NME.COM and is very well respected across the industry. I'm delighted to have Jamie on board".