NME Magazine

In this week's NME...
[cover]

- "We'd like to thank every band around for leaving it open for us. We're on a different wavelength."

Yep, they said it. They've been away a while - on a massive bender probably - but Kasabian are back

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[news]

- Muse take us on a track by track journey through cosmic new album Black Holes And Revelations

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- Josh Homme: "We've been getting in touch with our feminine sides." Find out where rock's ginger nut will be dipping his biscuit this summer


- No cocks please, we're BRMC. Find out which body part you should get signed at NME's Signing Tent at T In The Park?


- Peter Robinson Versus: Luke Steele of The Sleepy Jackson who wants Tom Cruise to learn to surf in an indoor surfing centre - in London. Riiiiight... Nurse!


[features]

- Radar: Men, Women And Children: LA punkers that want to light up your life and get you on the dancefloor


- Paul Weller: "I bought NME religiously from the age of 12." The Modfather tells us what he learned from rock'n'roll... and having cool hair

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- On The Fringe: Find out which bands the bands will be watching at T.


- Glasto 2006: What? No Glasto? No one told Tim Jonze - then, we never told him to go and write about a festival that wasn't happening. We're glad he did though

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[reviews]

- Radiohead split up! ... so Thom Yorke can shake off the static electro that's been fizzing around him for years. Check out Our Kid A's first solo record

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- Peaches has made an album about love and happiness! - providing love's wearing a 32-inch strap-on and is XXX happiness up the XXX while smothering each other in the print from back issues of NME


- Don't put your TV on the radio - it'll break. Do put TV On The Radio, er, on and gorge yourself on their new album Return To Cookie Mountain


- Big Balls! Put you're massive hands together, and witness The Flaming Lips kicking off summer in style at the O2 Wireless Festival

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- Also, The Dears live (and happy) in London, The Gossip and Dublin's Psycho Fest goes mental. (Sorry)