Thomas Hobbs
‘Cooked With Cannabis’ review: Kelis goes green for potty Netflix food show
Contestants must serve perfectly balanced ganja-snacks or face being marked down
Shabazz Palaces: “Lil Peep dying was definitely a wake-up call”
Hip-hop renegade Ishmael Butler opens up on the death of his father; his concerns for his son, the rapper Lil Tracy; and new album 'The Don of Diamond Dreams'
Stoner movies: the best films to get baked to on 4/20
Some are even good when you're sober
Headie One x Fred again – ‘GANG’ review: soul-baring confessions from a major star in ascendance
The drill artist has has made a giant leap towards the acclaim he deserves
“Conspiracies come from a place of pain”: director Ben Zand on ‘The Mysterious Murder of Nipsey Hussle’
The BBC Three film seeks to unravel theories around the rapper's death
Broadcaster Mr. Montgomery on new drill documentary ‘Terms & Conditions’: “History will prove that this scene helps people”
Authorities demonise drill and conflate it with knife crime. A new documentary looks to set the record straight
Lil Wayne – ‘Funeral’ review: the big kid refuses to grow up on this fitfully inspired surprise release
The influential rapper cuts a spritely figure on his 13 studio album
Tinashe – ‘Songs For You’ review’: underrated pop star hopscotches from one sound to the next
Tinashe's fourth album boasts flashes of her distinct personality, which is also sometimes obscured by genre-hopping
Leonard Cohen – ‘Thanks For The Dance’ review: posthumous album showcases fearless artistry right to the end
2016's 'You Want It Darker' was a fine full stop on Cohen's career. But this gentle collection justifies its existence with a cathartic energy that offers closure
Mac DeMarco: “I would love to make my own fucked up version of a Michael Bublé album”
This month Mac DeMarco is heading out on a UK and European tour to weird out some of his biggest audiences to date. NME caught up with him to talk coming of age, missing his mate Mac Miller, The Beatles, hating the internet, and why he’d quite like to go full Sinatra...
King Princess – ‘Cheap Queen’ review: anthems for young love from a pop great in the making
