Famed British music mag NME is back in print. It returns as a bi-monthly global magazine with an exclusive distribution partnership through retailer Dawsons.

Limited editions of the title will also be made available via artists, record stores and select partners.

Its first print edition since 2018 lands today (8/9), featuring Darkroom/Interscope singer and songwriter d4vd. Other interviewees in the issue include QOTSA’s Josh Homme, Def Jam artist Bloody Civilian and Glamorous lead Miss Benny.

Founded in 1952 as the New Music Express, NME ceased print in March 2018 after its publisher, Time Inc. U.K., was sold to private equity firm Epiris Fund II. In 2019, it was acquired by BandLab Technologies. The brand has continued to operate online since.

Famed British music mag NME is back in print. It returns as a bi-monthly global magazine with an exclusive distribution partnership through retailer Dawsons.

Limited editions of the title will also be made available via artists, record stores and select partners.

Its first print edition since 2018 lands today (8/9), featuring Darkroom/Interscope singer and songwriter d4vd. Other interviewees in the issue include QOTSA’s Josh Homme, Def Jam artist Bloody Civilian and Glamorous lead Miss Benny.

Founded in 1952 as the New Music Express, NME ceased print in March 2018 after its publisher, Time Inc. U.K., was sold to private equity firm Epiris Fund II. In 2019, it was acquired by BandLab Technologies. The brand has continued to operate online since.