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from the publicity led to the paper enjoying increased sales during the 1990s as Britpop became the dominant genre. After this peak, the paper experienced a slow decline as Britpop burned itself out fairly rapidly over the next few years. This left the paper directionless again, and attempts to embrace the rise of DJ culture in the late 1990s only led to the paper being criticised for not supporting rock or indie music. The paper did attempt to return to its highly politicised 1980s incarnation by running a cover story in March 1998 condemning

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the Day Award for Best Music Website. In June 2009, NME.com won the Periodical Publishers Association (PPA) award for Interactive Consumer Magazine of the Year. In 2010, it won both the AOP and PPA website of the year award. That same year, NME.com expanded its coverage to include movies and TV as well as music.

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on the cover. Distributed nationwide via universities, retail stores and the transport network, the first circulation numbers published in February 2016 of 307, 217 copies per week were the highest in the brand's history. Since relaunch the magazine has featured a number of high-profile international

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Murison was replaced as editor in July 2012 by Mike Williams, who had previously been the magazine's deputy. Williams is now Editor in Chief, with full responsibility for NME's cross platform output. Under Williams, NME has launched the NME Daily app, a new career focussed event called Lifehacks, and

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and the emerging dance scene which it took seriously and featured prominently – alongside the usual Peel-endorsed indie fare. Now, though, its range of approved bands has dramatically shrunk to a strand embodied by the Monkeys, Babyshambles and Muse – bands who you don't need specialist knowledge to

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In August 1995, Blur and Oasis planned to release singles on the same day in a mass of media publicity. Steve Sutherland put the story on the front page of the paper, and was criticised for playing up the duel between the bands. Blur won the "race" for the top of the charts, and the resulting fallout

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were frequently featured on the front cover. These and other artists also appeared at the NME Poll Winners' Concert, an awards event that featured artists voted as most popular by the paper's readers. The concert also featured a ceremony where the poll winners would collect their awards. The NME Poll

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on its strong suit: being the serious, responsible journal of record. We did Looking Back and Consumer Guide features that beat the competition out of sight, and we did this not just to surpass our rivals but because we reckoned that rock had finished its first wind around 1969/70 and deserved to be

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In 2015, NME appointed Charlotte Gunn as digital editor, replacing Greg Cochrane. Under Gunn, NME.com doubled in size and with a focus on social and video built a sustainable future as an online only brand. Gunn was appointed Editor in March 2018, after the closure of the weekly print magazine, and

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In October 2007, David Moynihan joined as the website's fourth editor. In 2008, the site won the BT Digital Music Award for Best Music Magazine, plus the Association of Online Publishers' Best Editorial Team Award, the British Society of Magazine Editors Website Editor of the Year and the Record of

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In 2022, NME Networks hired Jeremy Abbott as Managing Editor, a role in which he would be "responsible for leading the day-to-day editorial operations for all titles such as NME, NME Asia, NME Australia, Guitar.com and MusicTech, with the aim of building and maintaining a world-class music and pop

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In 2004, Ben Perreau joined NME.com as the website's third editor. He relaunched and redeveloped the title in September 2005 and the focus was migrated towards video, audio and the wider music community. It was awarded Best Music Website at the Record of the Day awards in October 2005. In 2006, it

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launched its website NME.com under the stewardship of editor Steve Sutherland and publisher Robert Tame. Its first editor was Brendan Fitzgerald. Eewei Chen was the first designer of the website. Later, Anthony Thornton redesigned the site, focusing on music news. In November 1999, the site hosted

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saw the paper dip to a sales low, and Sutherland later stated in his weekly editorial that he regretted putting them on the cover. For many, this was seen as an affront to the principles of the paper, and sales reached a low point at the turn of the millennium. From the issue of 21 March 1999, the

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became the main brand for the music publishing division of Caldecott Music Group, when BandLab Technologies was reorganised. As well as publishing print magazines in the United Kingdom and Australia, NME Networks is responsible for a trio of online music publications and the main NME.com website,

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The magazine's website NME.com was launched in 1996, and became the world's biggest standalone music site, with over sixteen million users per month. With newsstand sales falling across the UK magazine sector in the early 21st century, the magazine's paid circulation in the first half of 2014 was

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NME Awards is an awards show held every year to celebrate the best new music of the past year. The nominations and eventual winners are voted for by the readers of the magazine. The 2022 ceremony, branded as the BandLab NME Awards 2022, took place on 2 March 2022 at the O2 Academy Brixton.

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Luke Lewis took over as editor of NME.com in March 2011, bringing a new focus on video content and user engagement, bringing comments to the fore and introducing user ratings on reviews. In 2011, NME.com had over seven million monthly unique users (source: Omniture SiteCatalyst, 2011).

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were quickly hailed by the paper as an alternative to the heavy grunge sound and hailed as the start of a new British music scene. Grunge, however, was still the dominant force, but the rise of new British bands would become something the paper would focus on more and more.

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magazine was relaunched to be distributed nationally as a free publication. The first average circulation published in February 2016 of 307,217 copies per week was the highest in the brand's history, beating the previous best of 306,881, recorded in 1964 at the height of

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The website was awarded Online Magazine of the Year in 1999 and 2001; Anthony Thornton was awarded Website Editor of the Year on three occasions – 2001 and 2002 (British Society of Magazine Editors) and 2002 (Periodical Publishers Association).

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write about and who are just "indie" enough to make readers feel they're part of a club. Like everything else in publishing, this particular direction must be in response to reader demand, but it doesn't half make for a self-limiting magazine.

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was awarded the BT Digital Music Award for Best Music Magazine and the first chairman's Award from the Association of Online Publishers awarded by the chairman Simon Waldman in recognition of its pioneering role in its 10-year history.

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that summer, it was felt that younger writing was needed to credibly cover the emerging punk movement, and the paper advertised for a pair of "hip young gunslingers" to join their editorial staff. This resulted in the recruitment of

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on the inaugural cover. At the time BandLab announced the Australian edition would not have a local editor, and would instead be controlled by a team in London and Singapore, with content from Australian contributors.

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The paper also became more openly political during the time of punk. Its cover would sometimes feature youth-orientated issues rather than a musical act. It took an editorial stance against political parties like the

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In 2020, NME.com began its Gaming channel. NME Networks' Chief Operating and Commercial Officer Holly Bishop stated that it would include "long reads, hero content, franchises, reviews and interactive streams".

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Krissi Murison was appointed editor in June 2009, launching a new redesigned NME in April 2010. The issue had 10 different covers, highlighting the broader range of music the magazine would cover, and featured

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was generally thought to be rudderless at this time, with staff pulling simultaneously in a number of directions in what came to be known as the "hip-hop wars". It was haemorrhaging readers who were deserting

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had hit a rough patch and was in danger of closing. During this period (now under the editorship of Ian Pye, who replaced Neil Spencer in 1985), they were split between those who wanted to write about

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end-of-year poll had been edited for commercial and political reasons. These criticisms were rebutted by McNicholas, who claimed that webzine Londonist.com had got hold of an early draft of the poll.

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had become the best music paper in Britain. We had most of the best writers and photographers, the best layouts, that sense of style of humour and a feeling of real adventure. We also set out to beat

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to give it a stronger identity and sense of direction. Lewis prioritised readership over editorial independence, and Mark Sinker left in 1988 after Lewis refused to print his unfavourable review of

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and the continued dominance of British groups of the time. During this period some sections of pop music began to be designated as rock. The paper became engaged in a sometimes tense rivalry with

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in the month of Cobain's death. Britpop began to fill the musical and cultural void left after Cobain's demise, and with Blur's success and the rise of a new group from Manchester called

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treated as history, as a canon of work. We wanted to see where we'd got to, sort out this huge amount of stuff that had poured out since the mid '60s. Everyone on the paper was into this.

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with this title: "This is what your fathers fought to save you from ..." The article said that the "electronic melodies flowed as slowly as a piece of garbage floating down the polluted

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Awards 2016, the judges stating that under Williams' leadership, NME had "bounced back from an uncertain future and established itself confidently and creatively in a new market."

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Winners' Concerts took place between 1959 and 1972. From 1964 onwards, they were filmed, edited, and transmitted on British television a few weeks after they had taken place.

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writers themselves were ill at ease with the new regime, with most signing a letter of no confidence in Lewis shortly after he took over. However, this new direction for the

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In May 2008, the magazine received a redesign aimed at an older readership with a more authoritative tone. The first issue of the redesign featured a free seven-inch

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claimed to have more than 13 million global unique users per month, including 3 million in the UK. In March 2018, the publisher announced that the print edition of

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In December 2021, BandLab Technologies became Caldecott Music Group (CMG) with the publisher's former name now being used for CMG's music technology division. The

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started publishing a series of themed magazines reprinting vintage articles, interviews and reviews from its archives. The magazine special editions were called

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Awards for its historic first-ever cover as a free title, featuring Rihanna. Editor in Chief Mike Williams received the Editor Of The Year Award at the

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Alan Smith was made editor in 1972, and was told by IPC to turn things around quickly or face closure. To achieve this, Smith and his assistant editor

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In October 2011, the site celebrated its 15th birthday by publishing a list of the 150 best tracks of NME.com's lifetime. The number one song was

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took to grunge very slowly ("Sounds" was the first British music paper to write about grunge with John Robb being the first to interview Nirvana.

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to mark that album's 20th anniversary. The site also launched a new series of self-produced band documentary films, entitled The Ultimate Guide.

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was bought by London music promoter Maurice Kinn for £1,000, just 15 minutes before it was due to be officially closed. It was relaunched as the

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pointed out that Features Editor Laura Snapes included, in her top 5 "greatest albums of all time", four albums from the same band which was

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became popular. Although it still supported new British bands, the paper was dominated by American bands, as was the music scene in general.

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which now also has an area devoted to the Asian music scene and acts such as The Itchyworms, SEVENTEEN, Voice Of Baceprot, Sponge Cola and

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would become a magazine that ended up as a free publication, before becoming an online brand which includes its website and radio stations.

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In May 2011, NME.com launched NMEVideo.com, a sister site dedicated to video, and released the NME Festivals smartphone app. Sponsored by

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sales were healthy, with the paper selling as many as 200,000 issues per week, making it one of the UK's biggest sellers at the time.

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was first to appear on the cover of NME Ireland. The Irish edition of the magazine could not compete with local competitors such as

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would cease publication after 66 years and become an online-only publication. However, this decision was reversed in 2023, with

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Helen Davies (October 2001). "All Rock and Roll Is Homosocial: The Representation of Women in the British Rock Musical Press".

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for what they saw as an elitist view of bands they would champion. This came to a head in 1991, when, during an interview with

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circulation peaked under Andy Gray (editor 1957–1972) with a figure of 306,881 for the period from January to June 1964.

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Although the period from 1991 to 1993 was dominated by American bands like Nirvana, British bands were not ignored. The

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paper was no longer printed on newsprint, and more recently, it has shifted to tabloid size with glossy colour covers.

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was in discussions about removing the cover price and becoming a free publication. This was confirmed in July 2015.

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announced that it would be relaunching its print magazine that summer. Starting with a July/August issue featuring

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By 1992, the Madchester scene had died and along with the Manics, some new British bands were beginning to appear.

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had been printed which began with the words "On this, his 35th album, we find Duane in as good voice as ever," the

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became the standard-bearers of the post-Libertines crop of indie bands, being both successfully championed by the

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A print edition was announced in April 2020, beginning with issue #5, following their online covers numbering.

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reported that the NME was to cease publication in print after 66 years. The online publication would continue.

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in 1997. Kelly, Collins, Maconie, Lamacq and Hobbs would all subsequently become prominent broadcasters with

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magazine was praised for reconnecting NME with its target audience, and was awarded a silver at the 2016

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similarly observed that "if Laura Snapes had her wish, the top four would all be The National albums".

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would be next to close, as the weekly music-magazine market was shrinking - the monthly magazine

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also attempted somewhat to broaden its coverage again, running cover stories on hip-hop acts such as

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became the first cover artist for the print edition, which have gone on to feature artists such as

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was brought in to rescue the paper, mirroring Alan Smith's revival a decade and a half before.

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The magazine publishes six issues each year, with new content added to the website regularly.

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reasserted its position as an influence in new music, and helped to introduce bands including

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Pop Poll" for three consecutive years (1974–76) under the category of the best "Vocal Group".

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in February that year, but overall it was slow to cover this new phenomenon in comparison to

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brand was put under a new division called NME Networks, which also includes Guitar.com, and

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The History of the NME: High Times and Low Lives at the World's Most Famous Music Magazine,

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had become less intellectual in its writing style and less inventive musically. Initially,

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still covered the indie scene and was involved with a war of words with a new band called

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was released in 1986. From 1981 to 1988 the magazine released 36 cassette compilations.

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During the 1960s, the paper championed the new British groups emerging at the time. The

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Sutherland did attempt to cover newer bands, but a 1998 cover feature on the Canadian

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would confirm the band's position by carving "4real" into his arm with a razor blade.

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in 1979, the paper took a broadly socialist stance for much of the following decade.

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was made editor. One of his earliest tasks was to oversee a redesign of the paper by

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that Morrissey had used racist lyrics and imagery. This erupted after a concert at

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became the most important music paper in the country. It released the influential

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proved to be a commercial success and the paper brought in new writers such as

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their first music press coverage in a live review of their performance at the

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respectively were early champions of punk. Although articles by the likes of

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NME sponsors a tour of the United Kingdom by up-and-coming bands each year.

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was found dead, a story which affected not only his fans and readers of the

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which helped give the paper a new lease of life. By the end of the decade,

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announcing that it would revive its print magazine as a bimonthly release.

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appearing on the cover not for musical reasons but as a political symbol.

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writer around this time, had a more straightforward and populist style.

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therefore it was discontinued after its fourth issue in February 2007.

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arrive on what some people perceived to be a stagnant music scene. The

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from countries such as South Korea, the Philippines and Indonesia.

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was appointed editor, with a new wave of photographers including

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and receiving widespread commercial and critical success.

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had been told to rethink its policies or die on the vine.

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were increasing thanks to the Britpop effect. In 1995,

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was primarily dedicated to pop while its older rival,

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criticised the magazine's lack of diversity, saying:

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