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Steve Lamacq has spoken to NME about the new BBC podcast The Rise And Fall Of Britpop – and the chances of a similar cultural phenomenon taking place again today.

There was a lot about the Wagner Army yesterday, and I thought didnt Marvel just do that in Sins Of Sinister? Welcome to the Daily LITG.

On the cover of the magazine this month are post-punk funk legends Talking Heads, whose rhythm section of Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth, ahead of their

"Stop the boats, stay in France, save lives."

There isn’t a cover star for this, the second issue of 2023. No, there are 16 cover stars – or, at least, there are 16 albums on the front, each and every

“This is Howlin’ Wolf’s New Album. He doesn’t like it. He didn’t like his electric guitar at first either.” Thus ran the title of Howlin’ Wolf’s 1969

I’ve recently heard people talking about the heyday of the NME, Melody Maker, Sounds and Record Mirror in quite negative terms. The gist of this is that

There used to be – there probably still are, but Woolworths went bust so I don’t know – albums, compilations they were mostly, which contained all your

HAPPY NEW YEAR! And what better way to kick off 2023 than in the company of a bona fide rock legend. Because the cover star for this, the first issue of

The cover stars this month are ABBA. In a 20-page spectacular, there is a rare interview with Benny Andersson – the genius largely responsible for ABBA’s