The NME Future 50, New Radiohead Song, Genuinely Disturbing Album Sleeves

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here Friday August 7th 2009 | LISTEN TO NME RADIO I convince myself I'm going to die about three times a week Which morbid songstress said this? Scroll to the bottom to find out. Watch Rio Ferdinand talking to the king of pop Limp Bizkit Backstage At Sonisphere 50 Genuinely Disturbing Album Sleeves The Future 50 - The Artists, The Innovators Unlikely Rock Anthems Turned Into Lullabies So many music highlights, so little time to share them... On NME.COM this week: Radiohead's stunning new song, Rio Ferdinand on the blower to Michael Jackson, beautifully dramatic new videos from Little Boots, Florence and Bat For Lashes, 50 genuinely disturbing album sleeves, Limp Bizkit interviewed backstage at Sonisphere, and this week's 10 Tracks You Have To Hear. There's also the first glimpse of 2009's NME Future 50 list, lifting the lid on the half-century of musical innovators who are redefining music and moving it forwards (as in, away from The Wombats). You'll need to read the full feature in this week's NME, to allow us to justify how and why such disparate choices as Norwich, Animal Collective and Take That share the honours - or you can simply pile straight in with your opinion here. And apropos of absolutely nothing - how funny is this? Over and out. David Moynihan Editor, NME.COM Follow NME.COM on Twitter Follow NME.COM's Editor David on Twitter We present the FUTURE 50 - the movers and shakers pushing things forward in 2009 - including the mighty LA ROUX. Reviewed: PJ HARVEY at Camp Bestival, and THE TWANG's new album. Busking with THE REV. Andy Burrows on life after RAZORLIGHT. Plus! IAN BROWN returns. Harry Patch's family welcome Radiohead tribute song 'Harry would be 100 per cent' behind idea says grandson Nine Black Alps stream new album online Listen to 'Locked Out From The Inside' two months before its official release Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch gives update on cancer treatment Plus rapper thanks Jay-Z, Coldplay and Karen O for support La Roux: 'I feel sorry for Little Boots' - Daily Gossip Robbie Williams' doggy parties, DiCaprio's date with Dizzee, Lily Allen's new admirer - your music gossip stop Morrissey solo singles vinyl box sets announced Stone Roses' Mani: 'We did 'I Am The Resurrection' outro in one take!' Euros Childs to release new album as free download Bands as the Championship and Football League big kick off - Friday Fun Razorlight's Andy Burrows to record solo LP and join We Are Scientists Jamie T: 'I deleted £6,000 worth of music' - Daily Gossip Raygun singer apologises for 'Lack Of Awareness' viral video New acts to join Oasis and The Killers at V Festival 2009 Hollywood director John Hughes dies at age 59 Kanye West, Jay-Z and Rihanna to perform on 'Jay Leno Show' premiere   1 50 genuinely disturbing album sleeves 2 Bob Dylan's art collection - best-sellers from 'The Drawn Blank Series' More photo galleries... Photo Gallery: Metallica triumph at Sonisphere 2009 This week's news in pictures (1 August 2009) Revealed: the 20 most over-rated acts ever Queen - unseen on-the-road images 20 loudest tracks of all time Album review: Conway Savage - 'Live In Ireland' Piano-led wonders from sometime Nick Cave sideman Album review: Juice Aleem - 'Jerusalaam Come' Witty, matey Brit rap Album review: Sam Isaac - 'Bears' Terrible beyond the capacity for rational reviewing Album review: The Fiery Furnaces - 'I'm Going Away' The Friedbergers' most accessible album to date - thrilling quirks still included Album review: Fact - 'Fact' Beyond the call of duty 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (01/08/09) Starring Friendly Fires, The Flaming Lips, Kid Sister 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (24/07/09) This Week - Muse, Biffy Clyro, Theoretical Girl 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (18/07/09) Fever Ray, The Kills, The Very Best 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (11/07/09) Starring The Cribs, Arctic Monkeys, Fleet Foxes 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (06/07/09) Busta Rhymes, Boy Crisis, The Raveonettes Darwin Deez - The Most Likeable Hipster In The World - Free MP3 Despite being hatefully cool, Darwin Deez makes really rather splendid music. It's brittle, plaintive, warm and breezy indie-pop recorded probably on some beaten up old dictaphone he's had since he was a kid but somehow ends up sounded totally fucking awesome. Bastard. Download the track 'Constellations' over at NME's Radar blog now. Read more Who: Emil Kowalski, 17, Harpenden. Listening To: Steve Gurley, Talib Kweli, King Tubby, Telepathe, The Valentinos and Von D. Watching: 'Mock The Week' and 'Get Darker TV' (online - don't watch much TV). Looking Forward To: Buying my iMac and production equipment to start producing Hip-Hop beats (If I don't end up spending it on gigs) and going snowboarding in Germany. Last Download: Giggs featuring The Streets, 'Slow Songs'. Ultimate Song, Like, Ever: 'Papua New Guinea' by The Future Sound of London. Win Flight Of The Conchords - Series Two on DVD New Zealand's fourth most popular folk parody duo Flight Of The Conchords are back to take on New York in the second season of their four time Emmy-nominated smash hit comedy released on DVD this week. To celebrate we have copies of the DVD to give away. Special features include; deleted scenes, outtakes, Dave's Pawn Shop commercials and Easter Egg: Doggie Dance. NME Video News - 7 August 2009 Limp Bizkit at Sonisphere 2009 NME Video News - 31 July 2009 Janes Addiction in London Greatest Bass Players - Have Your Say 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week - Friendly Fires, The Flaming Lips, Kid Sister Radiohead's New Song, 'Harry Patch (In Memory Of)' - What Do You Think? Muse's Timelord-Tastic New Track, 'Uprising' Exposed - the most extreme band ever Queen on-the-road - unseen images unearthed New Bob Dylan artwork goes onsale - photo gallery Watch and wince - the world's most excruciating band interview Flight Of The Conchords - Exclusive Photo Gallery Nudity And Nitrous - Six Things You Only See At Secret Garden Party Free MP3 From Dubstep's Godfather Skream 20 Loudest Tracks Ever - Which Ones Did We Forget? I convince myself I'm going to die about three times a week La Roux's Elly Jackson in this week's NME.

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