NME Magazine 17 September 2011 (1339) Bombay Bicycle Club Nirvana Kasabian Blink-182

Publication: NME (New Musical Express) Issue Date: 17 September 2011 SKU: 1339

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🎸 THE BANDS & SINGERS (Musical Highlights):

• 🚨 COVER STORY - Bombay Bicycle Club: "Taking over. On their own terms." A massive cover feature and interview with the indie-rock darlings as they discuss their rise to fame and rejecting traditional rock star cliches.

• 🥁 Nirvana Reunion: A monumental feature! Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl reunite alongside legendary producer Butch Vig for their first joint interview in 10 years to swap tales of their ultra-ambitious early days.

• 🦖 Kasabian: Exclusive previews of their highly anticipated new album Velociraptor! ("It squares up to the listener like a kebab shop psychopath").

• 🛹 Blink-182: The pop-punk legends discuss feeling jaded and returning to the stage.

• 🏆 The Mercury Prize Verdict: Featuring insights from PJ Harvey on her historic win ("It's about contemporary wars, but it's also timeless") and Jessie J's controversial take on the result!

• 🎤 Example: "No sh*ttin', just spittin'." The world according to the UK rap/dance star.

• 🦇 Zola Jesus: Featured inside sharing her unique perspective.

More Music, Reviews & Features Inside:

• Packed with features, reviews, and news on My Chemical Romance, The Big Pink, Girls, Kurt Vile, Slow Club, Toddla T, and Kele.

• Radar (New Music) & Gig Guide: The latest tracks, tours, and up-and-coming artists defining the 2011 indie and alternative scene.

Shipping: Dispatched securely in a rigid cardboard mailer and protective sleeve.

NME Magazine, September 2011, Bombay Bicycle Club, Nirvana, Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, Kasabian, Blink-182, PJ Harvey, Jessie J, Example, Zola Jesus, Indie Rock, Alternative Music, Grunge, Collectible Magazines, (1339)