Latest articles by Claudia Elliott
The imaginative intensity of the band’s second album broke free from established boundaries – and inspired countless other musicians
Ireland’s hard-rocking crew Thin Lizzy set out the swag on debut album
Six months of classic rock, prog rock, stoner rock, southern rock, country rock, blues rock, psychedelic rock, hard rock, power pop, heavy metal, punk and all forms of rock'n'roll
Peter Frampton picks up the torch again
Nothing is as it seems in Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone’s melodic and Mellotronic 1968 concoction, which ends with the song that split them up
Hawkwind's space rock classic remixed and expanded, leaves no star unturned
Is there room for another small piece of Marc Bolan?
Beyond the White Room: Jack Bruce's 1969 album Songs For A Tailor, now with DVD extras
I Have Notes is the sixth solo album from one of the UK's foremost composers of seven-inchers
On which US stadium monsters Imagine Dragons ditch alt.rock for reggaetron and formulaic pummelling
Once again into the mystic, my friends, with the seventh album from psychedelic Britrockers Kula Shaker
High-pitched hitmaker and guitar sideman Andy Fairweather Low releases first solo studio album in a decade
Songs Of Innocence And Experience is a rhapsody for Bohemian queen Marianne Faithfull
Blues survivor Walter Trout reflects on struggles past and present on new album Ride
Funky drummer Keef Hartley whoops it up on album-compiling seven disc anthology
The solo side of Fleetwood Mac’s Christine McVie celebrated with a solid but flawed collection
Canadian pedigree chums The Sheepdogs pedal-steel back into view with seventh album Outta Sight
Cosmic spirits in blissful company once more
Former Soundtrack Of Our Lives man passes on his legacy
From the cool-cat gigs of The High Numbers to the chart success of The Small Faces, R&B put the vroom in London’s 1960s music scene.
Quietly quirky.
The record that took them from Crawdaddies to brand new heavies.
70th birthday bash for the Glaswegian troubadour
