Latest articles by Joseph Stannard
The success of Purple Rain meant he could basically do anything he wanted with its 1985 follow-up, which he did with minimal fanfare
Napalm Death/Dimmu Borgir spin-off Insidious Disease head underground on new album After Death
Finnish mystics Dark Buddha Rising match the immensity of the endtimes on new album Mathreyata
German post-black metallers Toadeater rip up the rulebook on new album Bit To Ewigen Daogen
Underground icons Napalm Death rise and grind for the 16th time on new album Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism
British thrash icons Onslaught’s seventh album Generation Antichrist finds them rejuvenated and ready for the fight once more
London electronica collective Archive’s bleak but bold return.
Impressively conceptual, Yes-assisted fourth album from late-blooming US progger Leon Alvarado
Angular Oxfordians’ perplexing but rewarding third outing
Swedish prog-metal quintet Wolverine’s stuttering return.
Swindon jazz rock project Karda Estra keep watching the skies.
Second new work in a month from a true maverick and friends.
Triple-disc reissue of the Genesis man’s 1977 debut.
