
Jane's Addiction's reunion wasn't the only thing that happened at the NME Awards USA. They also gave out awards! That whole "Best International" thing is still in place, only now "International" means that the act isn't from America. Which explains how Albert Hammond Jr. is our best solo artist. And how the Kings Of Leon were nominated for three awards. And how
It's A Shame About Ray is a "Classic LP" (I assume at least fifteen to thirty other albums from 1992 already got this trophy from the NME). And how a Killers B-side comp was nominated for Best Album. And how their Lou Reed collabo won Best Track. Wait, no, all of this makes no sense whatsoever unless you're familiar with British rock mag insanity. God, will these freaks please go across the pond and leave us with our Herbie Hancocks and
Stadium Arcadiums? Winners and nominees after the jump.
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