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Ayodele Fadele (8
August 1962 –
March 2018) was an
English musician and
music journalist who was
active from the mid-1980s. He
wrote for the NME in the...
- filmed, like 20
below and The Mad
Stuntman was freezing,
using no coat. Dele
Fadele from NME
noted that it
featured "the mock-crazy
ragga chatter dancing in...
- "
Wendi Cermak from The
Network Forty described it as "haunting". Dele
Fadele from NME
named '7 Seconds'
Single of the W****,
noting that N'Dour duets...
- W****
editor Alan
Jones deemed it "a
brooding and
menacing track". Dele
Fadele from NME
named it
Single of the W****, writing, "And what a breathtaking...
- from 2 Pac, Lord G and Treach/Riddler make this an
excellent single." Dele
Fadele from NME felt that "Dr Dre and his
brother hitch a sad,
ominous keyboard...
- funny, Nelly's the man for you". NME's Dele
Fadele saw
Nellyville as Nelly's "reply to the haters";
Fadele described the
album as a "glossy, well-produced...
- had a very
public dispute with
Morrissey due to
allegations by NME's Dele
Fadele that
Morrissey had used
racist lyrics and imagery. This
erupted after a...
- thin-blooded,
woolgathering stuff." The
lyrics drew
critical attention. Dele
Fadele of NME
described the
lyrics as "evocative" and "compelling". Both Himmelsbach...
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Loveless amounts to a
virtual reinvention of the guitar." NME
reviewer Dele
Fadele saw My
Bloody Valentine as the "blueprint" for the
shoegaze genre, and wrote:...
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positively torpid 67 bpm." In a
contemporary review of Blue
Lines for NME, Dele
Fadele described the
album as "the sl****est, deadliest, most urbane, most confounding...
