Mark Beaumont

The new wavers’ sprawling magnum opus.

Ex-Genesis vocalist’s first four groundbreaking solo albums, revisited and remastered.

Political grungers brighten the corners.

Going overground: the six ages of The Jam, caught live in this six-disc set.

Confessional balladry defines the damaged icons’ reunion.

Finally, we get to hear all the tunes they left off The Endless River.

Waters’s proudest solo moment and 23-year studio full stop reflects on social disintegration.

Back to the future. Again.

Petit-déjeuner à Paris

JAMC’s Wall Of Sound classic revisited.

The band’s (M)TV times.

With Ms McVie back in the band, they can’t help being great once more.

The ex-Beatle brings his big bag of hits, Grohl and plenty of fireworks.

Shepherd’s Bush entertainment from the decade that style overlooked.

Six-platter vinyl box set of their last four studio albums charts the band’s late-period trajectory.

Mid-career shot in the arm.

BRMC in a 20mph zone.

The changingman in London at a pivotal point in his career.

Wolverhampton punks will take you to hell and back.

Paul’s golden greats, now with added Garfunkel.

Britrock’s band of the moment lay waste to another venue with their apocalyptic blues rumble – and make it look easy to boot.

Prog goes pop... meows about that then?

Progressive art-punks face the cyber-malaise.

Serial supergrouper back under his own steam.

Yet more of what you’ll fancy.