David Quantick

Session man gets a little help from his friends on 13th album.

Former Genesis man’s prolific solo output collected.

Compilation featuring Sue, DB’s anti-commercial exclamation point to his The Next Day era.

An official release for what was a rather curious evening.

Weird ‘n’ loud Kiwis continue to impress.

R&B crucible retains white heat for the 60s legends.

Another of many career peaks for the ex-Mott legend.

Ulster punk vets confound chronology.

Entertaining string-driven Be Bop Bowie thing.

Post-punk high-wire-walking live performance from 1980.

Cult axemen combine to explosive effect

Back to the future with the Manics’ second expectation-confounding album in a year.

The Manics return with a tribute to the 1980s. The good 80s. not the bad 80s.

Still buzzing with songcraft after all these years.

Intelligent and witty tale of a life dedicated to music.

Mott singer on form with live album

Veteran pair breathe new life into old songs.

A national treasure in all but personality.

Punk anthems re-recorded.

Still crucial after all this time.

Punk-pop exemplar airs lost classics.

Back to the future.

SF Reid-alikes return in style.

Mr Reliable plugs in.

Menacing industrial debut from synthpop duo.