NME Magazine 23 April 2011 (1339) Lady Gaga Arctic Monkeys Radiohead Libertines

Publication: NME (New Musical Express) Issue Date: 23 April 2011 SKU: 1339

Condition Report: The magazine is in Good Vintage Condition. It displays typical reading wear consistent with a weekly newsstand music paper of this era, including minor edge wear and light surface marks. Please note: There is some faded pen writing/doodling on the front cover across Lady Gaga's hair and near her shoulder. The binding remains secure, and all interior pages are clean and highly readable. The back cover features a full-page advertisement for The Wombats' album This Modern Glitch. Please review all images carefully to see the exact condition prior to purchasing.

🎸 THE BANDS & SINGERS (Musical Highlights):

• 🚨 COVER STORY - Lady Gaga: "I am not full of sh*t. Are you?" A massive, candid cover feature and interview where the pop icon insists she's for real and takes NME to Las Vegas to prove she isn't a manufactured creation.

• 🐒 Arctic Monkeys: "The Truth! The Lies! The Edge!" Alex Turner gives a personal, track-by-track guide to the stories behind the songs on their highly anticipated album, Suck It and See.

• 📻 Radiohead: "The Backlash Begins." One of NME's writers takes issue with the band, claiming "Everything Radiohead do is a marketing gimmick."

• 🇬🇧 The Libertines: "Making this has been like therapy." Pete Doherty discusses the raw emotion behind the new Libertines documentary film, revealing Carl Barât was left speechless after seeing it.

• 🏴 Black Flag: A feature exploring Black Flag's iconic "Four Bars" and the other greatest band logos ever created.

• 🔥 Friendly Fires: Ed Macfarlane discusses the band's return and actually enjoying the process.

• 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 The View: Kyle Falconer gets tested and claims "I'm clean as a whistle!"

More Music, Reviews & Features Inside:

• Features and mentions covering a massive era-defining roster including Katy B, Odd Future, and Tom Vek.

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

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

NME Magazine, April 2011, Lady Gaga, Arctic Monkeys, Alex Turner, Radiohead, The Libertines, Pete Doherty, Black Flag, Friendly Fires, Odd Future, Indie Rock, Alternative Music, Pop Culture, Collectible Magazines, (1339)