Brian Setzer's Gotta Have The Rumble: shooting from the hip with infectious precision By Julian Marszalek Rockabilly rebel Brian Setzer still walks the Stray Cat strut on Gotta Have The Rumble
The Cold Stares' Heavy Shoes: infusing their blues with a dose of rock classicism By Julian Marszalek Heavy-blues duo The Cold Stares tread a new path on fourth album Heavy Shoes
The Yardbirds' Roger The Engineer: an erratic album held together by dazzling brilliance By Julian Marszalek Haphazard album 'Roger The Engineer' shows why The Yardbirds were such a terrific singles band
The Devil In Me finds Suzi Quatro still able to kick out the jams By Julian Marszalek Possessed of the past, treasured pioneer Suzi Quatro rocks into the present on The Devil In Me
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets overwhelm and bamboozle on Shyga! The Sunlight Mound By Julian Marszalek Worlds collide on Psychedelic Porn Crumpets' fourth album Shyga! The Sunlight Mound, in a cornucopia of multi-coloured, high-speed sound
King Crimson's epic 26-CD Complete 1969 Recordings doesn't hold back By Julian Marszalek Mammoth box set charting the creation of prog rock’s alpha moment: King Crimson's In The Court Of The Crimson King
Hawkwind Light Orchestra bleep and whoosh and rage at contemporary society on Carnivorous By Julian Marszalek Truncated space-rock veterans Hawkwind tackle the pandemic on Carnivorous
10 times an artist covered someone else's album, from the fantastic to the foolish By Julian Marszalek It's not always great news when a band covers someone else's album in its entirety, but we're not complaining when the results are this enthralling
James Williamson & Deniz Tek's Two To One: timeless, old-school rock'n'roll By Julian Marszalek Veteran pioneers crank it up as a Stooge James Williamson and Birdman Deniz Tek combine forces on Two To One
The truth behind the Mark Lanegan and Liam Gallagher feud By Julian Marszalek Revelations about Liam Gallagher in Mark Lanegan's new book have prompted an escalating Twitter spat - here's what really happened
The Rolling Stones: Let It Bleed 50th Anniversary Edition album review By Julian Marszalek The Rolling Stones’ 60s high-water mark Let It Bleed, now in a multi-format package with extras
65daysofstatic - replicr, 2019 album review By Julian Marszalek Not yet rated Sheffield quartet deliver the soundtrack of the shape of things to come...
Moon Duo at XOYO, London - live review By Julian Marszalek Not yet rated Far-out duo beam into east London
Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats - Vol. 1 album review By Julian Marszalek Doom metallers’ earliest material rises from the grave
Leon Russell - On A Distant Shore album review By Julian Marszalek Over-produced swansong by the celebrated and prolific songwriter
The KVB at Oslo, London - live review By Julian Marszalek Not yet rated Darkness shrouds London as the KVB perform at this Hackney hotspot
Brant Bjork - Europe ’16 album review By Julian Marszalek A live primer for novices, and a reaffirmation for the faithful
Goat at 02 Academy Brixton, London - live review By Julian Marszalek Not yet rated Goat, The Moonlandingz, and Jane Weaver wig out in Brixton
Raw Power Festival at The Dome and Boston Music Room, London - live review By Julian Marszalek Not yet rated Tomaga, Sly & The Family Drone, Dead Neanderthals, Evil Blizzard, The Cosmic Dead, Shitwife, K-X-P, Loop and White Hills break down the barriers at Raw Power
Chris Jagger - All The Best album review By Julian Marszalek A retrospective collection from the lesser-known Jagger
Iron & Wine - Beast Epic album review By Julian Marszalek The circle is complete with a back-to-basics return
Mark Lanegan at Koko Camden, London - live review By Julian Marszalek Not yet rated We left our heart in dark Mark’s disco
The Isley Brothers & Santana - Power Of Peace album review By Julian Marszalek A new millennium love-in
John Otway And The Big Band - Montserrat album review By Julian Marszalek Cult figure aims high and hits low once again
