Georgia Evans, Author at NME

Lip Critic – ‘Theft World’ review: a flurry of chaos, paranoia and corrosive desire

The New York band’s second album is a violently unhinged examination of identity theft and conspiracy

Dive into I Promised The World’s crowd catharsis: “Don’t just stand there, it’s a hardcore show”

Named for a Saosin lyric, the Texas post-hardcore/emo band – and Rise Records signees – are screaming their way into something bigger

Angel Du$t’s Justice Tripp: “Hardcore has never been a financial venture”

The influential hardcore frontperson, previously of Trapped Under Ice, opens up about anxiety, authenticity and the genre’s new era

The Hellp – ‘Riviera’ review: finding clarity in the comedown

The Los Angeles duo shed their party personas and embrace a grittier, mature aesthetic on their sophomore album

Karly Hartzman on Wednesday’s cathartic new album ‘Bleeds’: “My songwriting process is the most therapeutic part of my life”

The Asheville-based songwriter and frontwoman talks heartbreak, logging off social media and how eight years of grafting have helped Wednesday reach their most cohesive sound yet

Blood Orange – ‘Essex Honey’ review: stunning reflections on the meaning of home

Dev Hynes’ sombre return explores the grief of hometown returns through his private all-star orchestra of pop music’s finest

Model/Actriz are turning pain into dance-pop gold: “I always knew it would be great source material”

The experimental rock band’s addictive second album, ‘Pirouette’, leans into pop, techno, and a lyrical honesty that’s all thanks to Miley Cyrus

2hollis live in London: Soundcloud rap collides with pop crooning for a maelstrom of energy

March 20, Heaven: The rising star commands a rabid crowd with a migraine-inducing live show designed for the post-Carti era

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco – ‘I Said I Love You First’ review: a sweet sentiment that lacks conviction

Despite the fanfare, the celebrity duo are hesitant to really give listeners a glimpse into how they operate as a couple

‘blur: Live at Wembley Stadium’ film review: relive the other big Britpop reunion

Didn't get Oasis tickets? Experience last year's must-see '90s singalong at Wembley