Ian Brown arrested, Julian Casablancas' Christmas song, the new NME Chart unveiled

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here The brand new NME Chart launched on Monday and will be bringing you the most exciting new music every week from now on. Every Monday at 10am NME Radio will count down the Top 30 tracks, with the full Top 40 list - packed with videos, links and commentary - live on NME.COM from midday. Based on weekly sales of physical and digital tracks that have featured on the playlists of NME Radio or TV, or in NME magazine, the new chart filters out the likes of JLS (sorry boys) and other ear-offending guff to bring you only the best new music we know you'll need to hear. We can't take away the post-weekend hangover, but Mondays just got a whole lot better. Find out now who's number 1 this week... Enjoy! David Moynihan Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter ARCTIC MONKEYS on life after 'Humbug'. Plus! THE DEAD WEATHER descend on Shoreditch church. JULIAN CASABLANCAS and his new Christmas single. AMORPHOUS ANDROGYNOUS - the band that changed Noel Gallagher's life. And DIZZEE RASCAL onstage in Yorkshire. Ian Brown arrested after disturbance at home Singer arrested after neighbours call 999 Biffy Clyro top new NME Chart with 'The Captain' Get the latest from this week's countdown Green Day announce summer 2010 UK stadium shows Band reveal gigs directly from Wembley Stadium The Strokes' Julian Casablancas: 'I'm releasing a Christmas song' Singer exclusively tells NME.COM about his festive plans Bee Gees: 'Oasis are just copying us by splitting up' - Daily Gossip Rihanna to discuss Chris Brown assault on TV show Grizzly Bear announce full UK tour and ticket details The Strokes' Julian Casablancas: 'I'm releasing a Christmas song' Vampire Weekend announce 2010 UK tour and ticket details You Me At Six announce Spring 2010 UK tour and ticket details Ian Brown arrested after disturbance at home Detroit Social Club announce UK tour and ticket details The Soft Pack cancel dates on their UK tour Stephen Fretwell to finish year with intimate dates   Goldhawks announce debut single, UK tour and ticket details Band set to release first full single in December Green Day announce summer 2010 UK stadium shows Band reveal gigs directly from Wembley Stadium Julian Casablancas Tickets The Strokes front man announces UK tour dates Muse Tickets Stadium tour tickets available The Prodigy Tickets The Prodigy announce their biggest ever solo shows at Milton Keynes Bowl Florence and the Machine Tickets London and Manchester dates still available 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (02/11/09) LCD Soundsystem, Maximo Park, Rihanna, Loverman Album review: Alec Ounsworth - 'Mo Beauty' Engaging debut from the Clap Your Hands Say Yeah frontman Album review: Weezer - 'Raditude' Rivers Cuomo polishes up with Lil Wayne and Lady Gaga, but it's hollow inside Album reviews: Brakes - 'Rock Is Dodelijk' Brighton quirk-punkers caught in their natural habitat Album review: Har Mar Superstar - 'Dark Touches' We are not aroused Kings of Leon Pavement - Diagram Nirvana - Smiley Super Furry Animals - Skull The White Stripes - Three Sonic Youth - Red Nurse The Worst Onstage Banter In History NSFW - The 29 Sickest Album Covers Ever The NME Chart Top 40 Revealed - 2/11/09 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week - LCD Soundsystem, Maximo Park, Rihanna Eric Cartman Covers Lady GaGa's 'Pokerface' Them Crooked Vultures Album - First Listen Why The Government's File-Sharing Crackdown Won't Work Kasabian Week - Exclusive Pics, Videos And Freebies The Killers Live At The Albert Hall - Video 10 Years Of Kings Of Leon - In Pictures Best Female Lyricists? 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week - Battles, The Soft Pack, Eagles Of Death Metal

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