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Cambridge rockers The Treatment have no qualms about signing up for some dumb fun on Waiting For Good Luck

NWOBHM veterans Saxon play us some favourite tunes on Inspirations

Inglorious's difficult album number four We Will Ride is worth the trouble

MOR prog project Downes Braide Association gets dewy-eyed for old England on Halcyon Hymns

The madly eclectic studio output of prog pioneers Curved Air, all boxed up

Mariusz Duda heads deep into the forest on seventh Lunatic Soul album

Atlantis is the supremely crafted fourth studio album from rock classicists Cats In Space

Black Stone Cherry say Goodbye to Kentucky and hello to radio-friendly rock on The Human Condition

Unlucky Atlantans’ Sevendust remain defiant on thirteenth album Blood & Stone

Fiftieth-anniversary five-LP/four-CD edition of Black Sabbath's Paranoid metal landmark, expanded with live recordings

Tour spectacular boiled down to its musical essence

Marmite's very own Nickelback revisit their mega-selling fifth album All The Right Reasons

Peter Green’s Mac swansong stands proud as Fleetwood Mac's entire pre-Buckingham-Nicks era gets boxed on 1969 To 1974

Graham Bonnet’s post-Rainbow project Alcatrazz resurfaces on Born Innocent after a long rebirth

Americana veterans The Jayhawks triumph on committee-generated eleventh album XOXO

Georgia sister act Larkin Poe come back stronger on fifth album Self Made Man

It was the album that marked the end of one chapter and turned the prog icons into unlikely pop stars along the way. And now it gets the deluxe treatment it deserves.

Country rocker Kip Moore's fourth album Wild World features few surprises but several big tunes

Expanded reissue of 1990 Tent Of Miracles set from Randy California’s slimmed-down trio version of Spirit

Desert rock elder statesman Brant Bjork returns with one-man band and self-titled album

It’s like the Swedes have never been away. Because they haven’t.

Symphonic metal titans Nightwish return with grammar-flouting album Human. :II: Nature.