Kid 606′ PS I Love You reviewed by the NME. My first thought on listening to this record – which I’m not sure whether I like or not though I think it’s pleasant – is that all the reviews would be exactly like this one, i[…]

The new music weblogs just keep on coming: kill one and ten more spring up to take its place. Brought to my attention today was Bleeding Ears, a reviews-and-links blog on vaguely NYLPM-ish lines. If you like the stuff you read here, or on Robin&#8217[…]

I have been good and updated all FT’s article archives: music reviews, thinkpieces, and non-music articles now all brought up to date. Some of the best pop writing on the Internet rubs shoulders with a load of old pony – have a look and s[…]

EMERGENCY BROADCAST: information reaches the NYLPM newsdesk that Limp Bizkit’s “Rollin” is set to be No.1 this weekend. If you live near a suspected UK chart return shop, go into it and spend all your money on other singles. Failing[…]

Dancing About Architecture brings us its special British Issue. With a lead feature on New Model Army. My favourite part was the piece on US wannabe-British bands – it’s hard to imagine anyone drawing too much inspiration from the current[…]

A somewhat skewed site about Bubblegum Music, notable mostly for the rather obsessive definitions of what is (Elvis Costello, apparently) and what isn’t (anything with horns) bubblegum. Also the bizarre observations about pop and politics at th[…]

[Spinning Today] is a log of short record reviews, much like NYLPM was originally conceived as, lo those months gone by. It’s rather good so you should go and look at it.[…]

The FT Fantasy Pop Etc. Etc. game is now full up. Everyone who wrote in before now has got a place, hooray. And now back to normal NYLPM service.[…]

Gawd bless yer, Metafilter: the weblog community’s premiere discussion board discovers Tanya: much incomprehension ensues. As endearingly muddleheaded as MeFi always is.[…]

The Pumpkin Publog Urban Regeneration Campaign
The Greenwich Peninsula can collectively suck my dick – what concerns me as we shuffle into the second year of the new Millennium (yes, I said second, you pedantic arsebags) is the large stretches […]