NME

See also: nme

English

Proper noun

NME

  1. Initialism of New Musical Express.
    • 2024 July 4, Adam England, “MGMT hit back at Tory Party for using ‘Little Dark Age’ in General Election advert: “Let’s all laugh at this dingus – clock’s ticking, mate””, in NME‎[1]:
      MGMT spoke to NME back in February about their latest album, ‘Loss Of Life’, which came out on February 23. […] In a four-star review of the album, NME said: “‘Loss of Life’ is imbued with just enough sweetness that by the time it reaches its overarching message – “nothing prepares you for loss of life” – it doesn’t just make you want to prepare yourself, it makes you excited to do so.”
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