The Blinders' Fantasies Of A Stay At Home Psychopath: the claustrophobic sound of our times By Mark Beaumont Fantasies Of A Stay At Home Psychopath by The Blinders is the definitive dark rock diatribe for lockdown Britain
The Airborne Toxic Event's Hollywood Park: a grandiose reflection on a tumultuous life By Mark Beaumont The Airborne Toxic Event's Hollywood Park is an autobiographical epic full of cults and glory
Brian Fallon's Local Honey: melancholy painted with modern oils By Mark Beaumont Gaslight Anthem mainman Brian Fallon pulls up a stool on Local Honey
Green Day have made a college jock party record and it's the best thing they've done in years By Mark Beaumont Green Day's new album Father Of All Motherf**kers is all out of politics (for now) – instead the Day party hard, 1950s style
Pink Floyd's The Later Years: when an 18 disc box set isn't quite enough By Mark Beaumont Even with remixed albums and live recordings, Pink Floyd's The Later Years box set isn't quite as thorough as it could have been
Taylor Hawkins & The Coattail Riders' Get The Money: the post-grunge Ringo’s All-Starrs By Mark Beaumont Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins delivers impressive solo LP Get The Money
Muse: Simulation Theory album review By Mark Beaumont Space rockers Muse go full San Junipero on new album Simulation Theory
Nine Inch Nails – Bad Witch album reviewed By Mark Beaumont Trent Reznor's merry men return with an album that sounds "like the end of music".
Johnny Marr - Call The Comet album review By Mark Beaumont Intense noir rock from the Smiths songwriter with a functioning moral compass
A Perfect Circle - Eat The Elephant album reviewed By Mark Beaumont A sophisticated return for Tool’s ‘feminine’ offshoot
Buffalo Tom - Quiet And Peace album review By Mark Beaumont Grunge’s forest-rock critters Buffalo Tom can still bare their teeth
Andrew WK - You’re Not Alone album review By Mark Beaumont Monumental return from party-metal overlord
Fleetwood Mac - Fleetwood Mac album review By Mark Beaumont In which Fleetwood Mac Mk 2 rises from two separate dumpers
Ezra Furman - Transangelic Exodus album review By Mark Beaumont Provocative soundtrack to a yet to be made movie
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Wrong Creatures album review By Mark Beaumont San Fran gloomsters’ “conversation with death” sounds more alive than ever
Nick Oliveri - N.O. Hits At All Vol. 3 album review By Mark Beaumont More ferociously fun anti-hits from ex-QOTSA bass maniac
Marilyn Manson - Heaven Upside Down album review By Mark Beaumont Mazza returns to peak-era sounds for his most astute album in decades
The Who - Tommy Live At The Royal Albert Hall review By Mark Beaumont The original rock opera gets its first airing since 1989
Death From Above - Outrage! Is Now album review By Mark Beaumont The Toronto cult legends evolve, filthily, popwards
Reverend & The Makers - The Death Of A King album review By Mark Beaumont Exotic, exploratory psych rock, with surprisingly little Jez
Foo Fighters - Concrete And Gold album review By Mark Beaumont Dave Grohl and co. tackle our dark political age with the sounds of hard rock’s golden age
Queens Of The Stone Age - Villains album review By Mark Beaumont Josh Homme and co’s seventh sets out to dance away the political heartbreak
What happened when Metallica went live in Quebec By Mark Beaumont Not yet rated Seek and destroy: the metal titans bring their fan-pleasing thrash-country‑metal mix to the masses in a kick-ass show
