Joe Goggins, Author at NME

Westside Cowboy: the band bringing ‘Britainicana’ to Glastonbury

NME meets the winners of this year’s Glastonbury Emerging Talent Competition in Manchester before they take the Woodsies stage

These New Puritans: “If you’re always trying to chase what sounds new, you’re bound to sound old”

Experimentation has always been the name of the game for Jack and George Barnett, and their new album ‘Crooked Wing’ is no different

Deafheaven – ‘Lonely People With Power’ review: ferocity and maturity

George Clarke reawakens his roar on the blackgaze band’s sixth album. It showcases the sheer scope of their sound to date – and breaks some new ground, too

Twenty One Pilots – ‘Clancy’ review: concept-heavy finale falls short

The final track on Twenty One Pilots' most-recent album, 2021’s ‘Scaled and Icy’, stood apart from the others, and in interviews, frontman Tyler Joseph...

Kamasi Washington – ‘Fearless Movement’ review: still a titan of the jazz scene

Kamasi Washington says that, first and foremost, this sixth full-length album is is paean to flexibility. It’s a topic that few musicians of his...