Dumpstaphunk's Where Do We Go From Here is determined and timely By David Stubbs Dumpstaphunk's Where Do We Go From Here funks up a storm for this New Orleans offspring of the Neville Brothers and The Meters
Osibisa's New Dawn is pleasurable, infectious and colourised By David Stubbs Afro-rockers Osibisa are still with us after 50 years, and New Dawn shows them still rejuvenating
Kitten Pyramid's Koozy!! finds beauty in the gradual pain of human existence By David Stubbs Kitten Pyramid's Koozy!! is excellent Brit neo-psychedelia underpinned by COVID sadness
Raunch and social consciousness meet on Edgar Broughton Band's Speak Down The Wires By David Stubbs Speak Down The Wires: The Recordings 1975-1982 is a useful compilation of four albums by hardy veteran Midlands rockers Edgar Broughton Band
The 100 greatest rock songs of the century... so far By Malcolm Dome, Paul Elliott, Dave Everley, Polly Glass, Dom Lawson, Fraser Lewry, Dave Ling, Sian Llewellyn, Luke Morton, Paul Rees, Johnny Sparks, Philip Wilding, David Stubbs, Henry Yates Many were longlisted, but this is the final selection – the best rock songs of the 21st century thus far, as voted for by you
Punk veterans serve judgment on mankind on Professor And The Madman's Seance By David Stubbs Professor And The Madman's concept album Seance features former Damned rhythm section
Buzzcocks: Sell You Everything (1991-2004) - the definitive compendium of the other years By David Stubbs Buzzcocks sell you everything on eight-CD compilation of Mancunian (post) punksters second wave of recording life
Wilko Johnson - Blow Your Mind album review By David Stubbs Wilko Johnson’s first album of original material in 30 years
Anti-Nowhere - League The Albums 1981-87 album review By David Stubbs Four-disc compilation of Tunbridge Wells 80s punks
Ministry - AmeriKKKant album review By David Stubbs Revamped group’s first album since 2012 death of guitarist Mike Scaccia
Curved Air - Reissues album reviews By David Stubbs Not yet rated Reissues of early albums, with bonus disc included with 1970 debut
Stray - Fire & Glass: The Pye Recordings 1975-76 album review By David Stubbs Compilation of post-vocalist Steve Gadd material
No Future: Punk, Politics And British Youth Culture... by Matthew Worley review By David Stubbs Excellent account of how punk articulated itself as a political as well as musical force
Anvil -- Pounding The Pavement album review By David Stubbs Fitfully ambitious offering from Canadian heavy metal trio
Hawkwind - Hawkwind At The Roundhouse album review By David Stubbs The space rockers return to the Chalk Farm venue
Beatles On The Roof: The Farewell Concert That Surprised The World book review By David Stubbs Excellent account of the Fab Four’s legendary 1969 rooftop gig
Pink Floyd - A Collection Of Great Dance Songs/Delicate Sound... album review By David Stubbs Vinyl reissues of 1981 compilation and 1988 live album
Kansas - Leftoverture Live & Beyond album review By David Stubbs Two-CD live album of the 40th anniversary Tour
My Book Of Genesis by Richard MacPhail with Chris Charlesworth review By David Stubbs Amiable account by Genesis’s pre-Gabriel vocalist-turned-band roadie
Godley & Creme - Body Of Work 1978-1988 album review By David Stubbs Box set covering the career of former 10cc-ers
Steve Hunter - When The Lights Go Out album review By David Stubbs Solo album from Alice Cooper and Lou Reed sideman
Robert Plant - Carry Fire album review By David Stubbs Eleventh solo album with the Sensational Space Shifters, featuring a duet with Chrissie Hynde
D.A.F. - Das Ist D.A.F album review By David Stubbs Düsseldorf electronic duo’s golden years, plus remix disc
Black Country Communion - BCCIV album review By David Stubbs Fourth album from supergroup combines hard riffing and pensive lyrics
