Do well in new ABC figures
New ABC figures show Q, Uncut and Mojo gained circulation while NME and Kerrang! both declined, with Kerrang! suffering the largest fall among the music weeklies.…
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Barat on life post-Libertines
Carl Barat speaks to the NME about the Libertines' final gig in Paris, his surgery to remove a benign tumour, and his wish to reconcile with Pete Doherty.…
Rejigs at IPC
IPC's Georgina Crace is leaving to run Trinity Mirror's regional output, while Neil Robinson is promoted to Publishing Director for TV titles, with no word yet on the music titles.…
Libertines top cool poll
Pete Doherty and Carl Barat top the NME's 2004 Cool List, with The Streets' Mike Skinner at two and Eminem at three.…
NME plan hologram cover
NME will feature a 3D hologram of Pete Doherty on its cover, funded by phone operator O2, to celebrate its Cool List.…
Libertines DVD preview at Club NME
The Libertines' DVD Boys In The Band gets an exclusive preview at Club NME at Koko on 17 November, followed by a live set from Chikinki.…
The Duke Spirit to support Razorlight on NME Rock 'n' Roll Riot tour
The Duke Spirit have been confirmed as main support to Razorlight on the NME Rock 'n' Roll Riot Tour, alongside ten headline dates, with new single Cuts Across The Land on 27 September.…
Club NME goes on national university tour
Club NME will tour UK universities during Freshers' fortnight, with Har Mar Superstar and DJs Queens of Noize on the decks at each date.…
Bloc Party announce Helicopter single and UK tour
Bloc Party will release the single Helicopter on 25 October and have announced a run of UK dates through October ahead of their debut album in early 2005.…
NME readers can interview Paul McCartney
NME readers can submit questions to Paul McCartney via NME.com, with the best 20 to be selected and answered by the former Beatle.…
Gallagher responds to NME on album stories
Noel Gallagher wrote to NME clarifying that Death In Vegas were tried as Oasis producers before the band finished the album themselves, targeting February or March 2005.…
NME's post Glasto poll
An NME reader survey after Glastonbury 2004 found most rated the festival amazing, with Muse voted best band and Scissor Sisters the unexpected hit.…