Latest articles by Everett True
All Things Must Pass shows former Beatle George Harrison really hitting his creative stride
Out now: Motorhead's No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith finds itself seriously expanded for its 40th anniversary, but there's no reduction in the levels of destruction
Pioneering alt-rockers Dinosaur Jr revive their classic line-up for Sweep It Into Space, and it's like they've never been away
Chris Cornell's No One Sings Like You Anymore is a collection of covers from the late, great singer
The kaleidoscopic dream-pop of The Telescopes is distilled beautifully on 12th album Songs Of Love And Revolution
A demonstration of the power of stripped-back simplicity on Idiot Prayer: Nick Cave Alone at Alexandra Palace
As you’d expect, the 40th anniversary edition of Motorhead's Ace Of Spades is metallic KO. Metal overload. Over the top. Overkill.
Forged during lockdown, Idles' Ultra Mono feels entirely appropriate for these times
Joy Division's Closer: as the NME commented with wry understatement: “[This album] cannot have been easy to record”
The eyeballs have it on The Residents' tribute to possibly imaginary bluesman Alvin ‘Dyin’ Dog’ Snow, Metal, Meat & Bone
King-sized psychedelic delight on King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard live album Chunky Shrapnel
How long can three boys (and one woman) stay teenage? Quite a long time, it appears, if you're Ash
Mostly a sparkling continuation of Jeff Lynne’s return to form on From Out Of Nowhere
Soundgarden's Live From The Arts Den was recorded in Los Angeles in 2013
Chris Cornell. He had one hell of a voice. And some legacy
Therapy?'s Cairns, McKeegan and Cooper live to destroy another day
Former Hole drummer’s “beautiful memoir” is an open book
The best and worst of the San Francisco art-rockers reissued
Prolific psych squad favour quantity over quality
