NME Awards 2018 winners revealed as J-Hus scoops best album for Common Sense


UK hip hop sensation J-Hus has triumphed at the NME Awards 2018 by scooping Best Album in this year’s honours.
The rapper, whose album Common Sense was also nominated for a Mercury Prize in 2017, scooped up the coveted award as various others from the burgeoning worlds of UK hip hop and grime were also honoured.
Grime pioneer Wiley picked up a gong for Best Book, for his Eskiboy memoirs, while Loyle Carner was honoured as Best British Solo Artist after a storming year in 2017.

In terms of bands, Alt-J picked up award for Best British Band, with bad boy rockers Kasabian picking up Best Live Artist, while Craig David and Bastille won Best Collaboration for their storming hit I Know You.
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Once again, Glastonbury organisers Michael and Emily Eavis scooped the award for Best Festival (of course).

Upon receiving the award, Emily said ‘We’re having a break this year, but we hope to see you again in the next couple of years,’ as they picked up their award.
And let us not forget – Liam Gallagher picked up the award for Godlike Genius.
However, on the red carpet before the awards, Liam was asked what he thought of the current state of play of rock music.
‘It’s full of divs, looking at numbers and being concerned with free clothes. I don’t give a shit whether they give it to me [Godlike Genius award] or not.
‘I’ve not turned into a dick head – I’ve always been one,’ he shrugged.
NME Awards 2018 – Full List Of Winners
Best British Band – Alt-J
Best British Solo Artist – Loyle Carner
Best New Artist – Stefflon Don
Best Live Artist – Kasabian
Best Track – Charli XCX, ‘Boys’
Best International Band – Haim
Best Mixtape – Avelino, ‘No Bullshit’
Best Album – J Hus ‘Common Sense’
Best Collaboration – Craig David and Bastille, ‘I Know You’
Best Festival – Glastonbury
Best Film – Baby Driver
Best Music Video – The Big Moon, ‘Sucker’
Under The Radar Award – Pale Waves
Best Festival Headliner – Muse
Best International Solo Artist – Lorde
NME Icon – Shirley Manson
NME Innovation Award – Boy Better Know
Godlike Genius – Liam Gallagher
Best Book – Wiley, Eskiboy
Best TV Show – Stranger Things 2
Best Reissue – Radiohead, ‘OK Not OK’
Best Small Festival – Festival Number 6
Music Moment of The Year – One Love Manchester
Best Music Film – Gaga: Five Foot Two
Hero of the year – Ariana Grande
Villain of the year – Piers Morgan
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