Latest articles by Julian Marszalek
“David Bowie’s Lodger was supposed to be called Planned Accidents… I was the accident!” Adrian Belew on being poached from Frank Zappa’s band
King Crimson and Talking Heads veteran recalls having to record for Bowie without hearing the songs first
By the time you read this, King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard will probably have released another album
With 24 albums in just over a decade – and five last year alone – are King Gizzard challenging their fans to process too much music? "I think we are primarily challenging ourselves,” says Stu MacKenzie
Jean-Michel Jarre's Oxymore: an album that asks more questions than it offers answers
Oxymore: team-up project between Jean-Michel Jarre and the late Pierre Henry offers mixed results
Another Motorhead album celebrates its 40th birthday, and it's quite the party
Three Amigos’ farewell sumptuously re-packaged with added demos, booklet and essential previously unreleased live set
The Godfathers have just released their best album in more than three decades
Reinvigorated rock’n’rollers The Godfathers make an offer you can’t refuse on Alpha Beta Gamma Delta
Osees have mutated again and this time it's explosive punk rock
Album of high velocity punk from Californian name-changers Osees obliterates all before it
Black Midi - Hellfire: "a dense and labyrinthine album"
Not yet ratedTimely missive from the nine circles courtesy of London art-rock headspinners.
Kula Shaker: still stuck in a world of pot, patchouli and letting it all hang out
More than 25 years on, 1st Congregational Church Of Eternal Love And Free Hugs finds Kula Shaker moving from ’67 to ’68.
Nad Sylvan: W.B. Yeats, music and me...
The Swedish vocalist discusses reworking some of Yeats' famous poetry for his latest solo album Spiritus Mundi
Pure Reason Revolution - Above Cirrus: "a multi-faceted beast"
Not yet ratedArt-rockers set their sights high on second post-comeback album
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets - Night Gnomes: "their best yet!"
Not yet ratedAustralian space cadets are back with their best album yet.
King Gizzard and The Wizard Lizard cast psychedelic net wide on 20th album
Aussie cosmonauts King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard hit melodious peak with freakouts and chill-outs on Omnium Gatherum
Scarlet Rebels add fun to the art of political dissent on See Through Blue
See Through Blue is a convincing album of hook-laden rebel rock from Welsh firebrands Scarlet Rebels
Bill Nelson: A life in music
The Be-Bop Deluxe mainman and solo artist in his own right reflects on the highs and lows of his career
Brian Setzer's Gotta Have The Rumble: shooting from the hip with infectious precision
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
