David Quantick

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.

Slits guitarist brings the bass.

ELO man’s solo album covers old rock’n’roll and standards, with mixed results.

You can’t inoculate against growing pains.

Covers for uneasy listening.

I don’t believe it...

Ford focuses anger to deliver quality concept album.