David Stubbs
David Stubbs is a music, film, TV and football journalist. He has written for The Guardian, NME, The Wire and Uncut, and has written books on Jimi Hendrix, Eminem, Electronic Music and the footballer Charlie Nicholas.
Latest articles by David Stubbs

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Second album by UK sludge-metal band.

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Legendary 70s Welsh rockers’ debut, with bonus tracks.

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Relatively melodic and accessible release from newest wave of metal behemoths.

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First album of new material in eight years.

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One of Britpop's keystone recordings is two decades old. What did it all mean?

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First album in four years by veteran prog rockers.

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Ex Pantera vocalist cuts first solo album.

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Urgent, unapologetic agit-R&B from West London.

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Veteran synth pioneers and Queen guitarist converge live.

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Prog concept album devised by ex-punk Andy Tillison.

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Blues-rock power trio debut with ex-Mars Volta drummer.

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Not yet ratedLive and unreleased material by late blues-rock guitarist.

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New studio album from young rock/blues guitar virtuoso.

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Comeback album follows a 20-year hiatus.

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22-years-late follow-up from 90s guitar revolutionaries.

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Out-takes, rarities and unreleased material from late-period Hendrix.

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Two-CD live recording of the legendary band’s 2007 reunion concert at London’s O2 Arena.

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Landmark live album, recorded on four-track cassette.

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Third album of 2012 by reunited combo.

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Estranged partners from 4AD Records days Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard reunite.

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On their third, triumphant comeback album they pull off their repeated trick brilliantly.
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