Suede reform, Blur film set for DVD release, 50 albums you must hear in 2010

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here Friday January 15th 2010 | LISTEN TO NME RADIO Having grey pubic hair is not great. Which space-rock elder-statesman said this? Jay Reatard Found Dead At Home, Aged 29 Julian Casablancas on why The Strokes are 'mediocre' The 50 Worst Album Titles In History Crystal Balls - We Predict The Next Year In Music Watch This Week's Best New Music Videos So which albums are you most looking forward to hearing this year? LCD Soundsystem's 'final' release? Kate Nash's "seagull and groupie influenced" second effort? The return of harp-tastic singer-songwriter Joanna Newsom? To show you what's coming your way, we've picked out the 50 albums you need to hear in 2010 - and if you can't wait for these records to come out, Jamie Fullerton has trawled the net for songs you can hear right now, including intriguing works-in-progress from Laura Marling, MGMT and Klaxons. Plus, as ever, there's more free music - including tracks from the likes of These New Puritans, Lightspeed Champion, The Knife and the frankly astonishing Memory Tapes - over on Tim Chester's Daily Download blog. Have a good weekend. Luke Lewis Deputy Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter The ALBUMS OF 2010, featuring new LPs from Hole, Babyshambles, Metronomy and more. NEW YOUNG PONY CLUB, BATTLES and loads more on their time in the studio. KINGS OF LEON are among our round-up of this year's festival rumours. ESBEN AND THE WITCH caught live. MUMFORD & SONS' Ben Lovett reveals his favourite tunes. Blur members reunite for London premiere of 'No Distance Left To Run' Damon Albarn and co attend Leicester Square screening of new documentary Vampire Weekend battle technical problems to play 'special' ice rink show Band play on at free gig despite a power failure Arcade Fire encourage fans to donate to Haiti earthquake appeal Regine Chassagne's family emigrated to Canada from Haiti Richard Ashcroft reveals new album working title The Verve man returning with United Nations Of Sound Suede reunion line-up confirmed Gorillaz 'frontman' Murdoc starts tweeting about new album Hot Chip song inspired by Susan Boyle Bands as fruit - Friday Fun Mark Ronson's iPhone Hitler attack, Weezer's breastmilk - what we've learnt on Twitter (Jan 15) Lady Gaga cancels gig after passing out backstage Vampire Weekend set for Glastonbury Festival says Emily Eavis N-Dubz's Dappy sends death threats to a terrified mum - Daily Gossip Gossip added to Wireless festival line-up Jay Reatard's death being investigated as homicide?   1 Kings Of Leon launch fashion collection 2 50 albums you need to hear in 2010 More photo galleries... This week's top news stories - 10 January, 2010 75 things you might not know about Elvis Presley Classic albums as postage stamps 50 most beautiful album sleeves of the year NME's new band tips for 2010 Album review: Vampire Weekend - 'Contra' (XL) Moving on, with old charms still remaining Album review: Delphic - 'Acolyte' (Polydor) The first great debut of 2010 Album review: The Bravery 'Stir The Blood' (Island) They haven't exactly moved on, but The Bravery remain pleasingly weird Album review: Animal Collective - 'Fall Be Kind' (Domino) The most talked about band in the world with an EP that still defies easy categorisation Album review: Wetdog - 'Frauhaus!' (Angular) Post-punk ladies can't step outside the limitations of scrappiness 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (25/11/09) Vampire Weekend, The Bravery, The Maccabees 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (17/11/09) Shy Child, The Golden Filter, The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (09/11/09) Yeasayer, Jamie T, Lil Wayne, The Antlers 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (02/11/09) LCD Soundsystem, Maximo Park, Rihanna, Loverman 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (26/10/09) Battles, The Soft Pack, Eagles Of Death Metal Hounds Of Hate Hounds Of Hate is a right funny sausage called Stan. He makes really beaty, tottering hip-house that has this unnerving, off-kilter air hanging around it like a bad smell. It's great stuff, but it's almost like it's challenging you to get down to it despite the waft of weirdness. Head over to Radar to download a free track, 'Head Anthem'. Read more Who: Alaina Crystal, 23, London, UK (originally Wilton, CT USA). Listening To: Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Woods' new record, Generation X and (always) The Replacements. Watching: 'Mad Men' and 'My So-Called Life'. Looking forward to: ATP Pavement in May. Last Download: Have become a bit of a Spotify fiend, so haven't downloaded in some time. I streamed DOOM's latest record this morning. Ultimate Song, Like, Ever: Tie - 'Goofy's Concern' by the Butthole Surfers and 'Gold Soundz' by Pavement. Win tickets to The Big Snow Festival in Andorra If you like the sound of skiing on the crisp white slopes of the Pyrenees with a soundtrack of banging tunes ringing in your ears, then you¹ll probably like the sound of The Big Snow Festival. Taking place from March 14-21 in Arinsal, Andorra, this year the festival is headed up by a DJ turn from Calvin Harris as well as sets from Kissy Sell Out, Toddla T and loads more. For info head on over to Thebigsnowfestival.com. NME has got two festival wristbands, for a winner and a friend, to give away, as well as flights, transfers and accommodation for seven nights. 75 things you might not know about Elvis Presley Sex And Drugs And Rock And Roll - A Review The Horrors Video Interview Part 3 Download 20 Free Dubstep MP3s The Horrors Interview Exclusive Part One - Video The NME Chart Revealed - 4th January 2010 Can Celebrity Big Brother Save Lady Sovereign's Career? Which Rockstar Has The Best Pet? We're Going With Richard Ashcroft's Turkey New These New Puritans video, 'We Want War' Can 'Celebrity Big Brother' save Lady Sovereign's career? Noel Gallagher's 50 funniest quotes The return of grunge legends Soundgarden Having grey pubic hair is not great. Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips in this week's NME.

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